Despite recent share price weakness, MBM Resources Berhad's robust Return on Equity and consistent earnings growth suggest the automotive group may be undervalued by the market.
Former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva's return to frontline politics is galvanizing Thailand's oldest party, the Democrats, injecting new uncertainty into a snap election and appealing to voters frustrated by limited choices.
As Thailand prepares for a pivotal general election on February 8, the race for the premiership features a diverse field of contenders, from seasoned dealmakers and political scions to progressive reformers and diplomatic veterans, each navigating a complex and volatile landscape.
A House hearing exposed disturbing text messages in which a Customs and Border Protection agent boasted about shooting a Chicago woman, fueling scrutiny of federal immigration enforcement tactics.
South Carolina Republican Nancy Mace has forcefully denied a magazine profile's claims that she ordered staff to deliver liquor after midnight, revealing a lifelong genetic condition that she says makes alcohol consumption dangerous. The allegations, countered by sharp criticism from a former aide, emerge as Mace faces a separate ethics committee probe.
Figma stock faced a steep sell-off Tuesday after a major price target cut, highlighting broader investor pessimism towards software stocks amid a shifting tech landscape.
Darden Restaurants is closing its remaining Bahama Breeze locations, phasing out the Caribbean-themed brand. Half the sites will be converted to other Darden concepts, while the rest will close permanently this spring.
Target's new policy requiring employees to greet customers within ten seconds and offer help within four feet aims to revive the human connection in retail. But the forced friendliness is drawing mixed reactions from shoppers and staff alike, highlighting the delicate balance between service and authenticity.
A breakdown of PRL Global Ltd.'s (ASX:PRG) shareholder registry shows a distinctive structure, with retail investors holding a dominant 40% stake, while private companies control another 32%. This ownership mix raises questions about corporate governance, stock liquidity, and the company's appeal to institutional funds.
Bunge Global's shares have surged over 61% in the past year, fueled by its pivotal role in global food supply chains. A deep dive into its cash flow outlook and valuation metrics suggests the rally may still have room to run, with analysts pointing to a significant gap between its current price and intrinsic value.
After a stellar multi-year run, SiTime shares have entered a period of consolidation, with recent declines contrasting sharply with impressive long-term gains. Investors are now weighing whether the timing solutions leader's growth story still offers value.
Nintendo's latest earnings reveal record-breaking Switch sales and a robust Switch 2 launch, achieved despite significant tariff and memory chip cost pressures. While profits surged, the company's unchanged full-year guidance and margin resilience are now the focal points for investors.
A major investment from a UAE royal-backed firm into a Trump-linked company, signed days before the 2025 inauguration, preceded a landmark U.S. agreement to supply Abu Dhabi with advanced AI chips. The deal has drawn scrutiny from legal experts over potential conflicts of interest.
Chipotle Mexican Grill's Q4 earnings reveal a troubling decline in comparable sales and tepid 2026 outlook, casting doubt on its premium market valuation as consumer visits drop.
The parents of Dylan Harrison, 12, have filed a wrongful death lawsuit alleging multiple safety lapses led to her drowning during a scuba certification class. The suit claims the industry has long ignored critical protocols.
Despite trimming near-term targets, Standard Chartered forecasts Solana's SOL token could reach $2,000 by decade's end, driven by its growing dominance in low-cost stablecoin transfers and AI-driven micropayments.
Walmart's fair value estimate sees a modest uptick, reflecting a nuanced analyst landscape where operational strength contends with broader retail sector headwinds.
After a brutal year that saw Fiserv shares lose nearly three-quarters of their value, investors are grappling with a critical question: Is this a moment of profound mispricing or a justified reflection of fundamental challenges? A deep dive into valuation models suggests a significant gap between price and perceived intrinsic value.
IOI Corporation Berhad's shares have dipped 1.7% over the past quarter, with lackluster financial fundamentals—particularly a modest Return on Equity and flat earnings growth—casting doubt on its near-term trajectory. Analysts point to high dividend payouts as a potential growth inhibitor.
While Century Communities posted a record-breaking fourth quarter for new contracts, its tempered revenue guidance for 2026 has investors weighing near-term margin pressures against long-term operational discipline and shareholder returns.
