Hyundai Motor Group posts a record U.S. sales month for January, fueled by a 66% surge in hybrid vehicle deliveries. The milestone comes despite headwinds for electric models following IRA tax credit changes.
The South Korean automaker reported a sharp $1.9 billion decline in net profit for 2025, attributing the drop largely to U.S. import tariffs, even as it achieved a historic milestone of selling over 3 million vehicles worldwide.
Penske Automotive Group (NYSE: PAG) is expanding its U.S. retail network through the acquisition of two high-volume Lexus dealerships in Florida, a move expected to add $450 million in annual revenue and reinforcing its position as a favored pick among institutional investors.
Suzuki Motor Corporation has surpassed Nissan in worldwide vehicle sales for 2025, securing its position as Japan's third-largest automaker. The shift highlights Suzuki's growing strength in emerging markets and Nissan's ongoing struggles to regain momentum.
Prudential Financial met Q4 revenue targets with an 11.6% sales increase, but earnings fell short. A voluntary sales suspension in Japan and persistent asset management outflows are set to pressure 2026 earnings, despite robust performance in core U.S. insurance operations.
Novo Nordisk shares fell sharply after forecasting a potential sales decline for 2026, citing lower realized prices in the critical U.S. market and intensifying competition, despite robust growth in its international operations.
Despite a recent sales miss, AutoZone (AZO) is doubling down on store growth, drawing mixed analyst reactions. JPMorgan remains bullish with an $4,100 price target, while Wolfe Research downgraded the stock, highlighting the complex landscape for the auto parts retailer.
Automation software firm UiPath reports its first profitable quarter while securing deeper integrations with major federal agencies. The company is positioning its platform at the forefront of 'agentic AI' for complex government workflows, even as its stock faces significant market pressure.
Salesforce lands a decade-long, multi-billion dollar defense contract while its AI-powered Agentforce platform shows explosive growth, reinforcing analyst confidence in the cloud giant's expansion.
Toyota Motor Corp. has cemented its position as the world's top-selling automaker for 2025, posting record global sales fueled by robust demand for its hybrid vehicles. The results underscore the company's strategic bet on a multi-pathway approach to electrification, even as new U.S. tariffs and shifting trade policies challenge the global industry.
Salesforce expands its enterprise footprint with a landmark $5.6 billion defense contract and a new role in an AI-driven wildfire response initiative, signaling a strategic push into mission-critical government and infrastructure sectors.
Biotech firm Argenx SE sees its flagship drug Vyvgart outperform sales expectations in myasthenia gravis and CIDP treatments, with analysts pointing to sustained growth and regulatory momentum as key drivers.
Severe winter storms across key regions contributed to a slower-than-expected January for US light vehicle sales, with adjusted figures showing a 3.3% year-over-year decline, though analysts see potential for a rebound.
The Danish pharmaceutical giant forecasts a significant drop in revenue for the year, citing fierce competition for its weight-loss drugs and U.S. government pricing initiatives. The projected decline steeper than analyst expectations triggered a sharp sell-off in its U.S.-listed shares.
Toyota Motor posts record annual sales of 10.5 million vehicles, solidifying its global leadership. As its shares show strong long-term gains, investors are weighing future growth potential against tariff pressures and valuation concerns.
New market data reveals a stark generational divide in American drinking habits, with Gen Z contributing a mere 4% to total alcohol sales last year. The findings challenge long-held industry assumptions and highlight the enduring spending power of older consumers amid a broader shift toward premiumization and alternative beverages.
Nissan Motor Co. faced a 4.4% decline in global sales for 2025, with a sharper 6.7% drop in December, as weakness in key markets like China and Europe offset gains in North America.
Both Hyundai and Kia posted their best-ever January U.S. sales in 2026, but Kia's stronger growth and strategic model mix have given it an early lead over its corporate sibling, reversing the previous year's trend.
Buoyed by strong demand in both the U.S. and U.K. markets, Watches of Switzerland Group has upgraded its revenue forecast for FY26. The luxury retailer cites sustained growth across categories and the recent acquisition of Deutsch & Deutsch as key drivers, even as it navigates margin pressures from inflation and brand adjustments.
The third-quarter earnings season for major vehicle retailers revealed a tale of two markets: strong overall revenue performance contrasted with divergent stock reactions. While Penske Automotive Group met sales expectations but disappointed on profitability, rivals like Camping World and CarMax posted surprising beats.
