Despite a stagnant share price, Hilton Grand Vacations presents a compelling bull case centered on robust recurring cash flows, aggressive share buybacks, and the stabilizing benefits of recent acquisitions. Analysts point to its recession-resistant segments and Hilton brand leverage as key undervalued assets.
Exclusive accounts from Palestinian women reveal a pattern of lengthy interrogations, blindfolding, and family separations at the reopened Rafah border, as crossing numbers fall far short of promised figures amid a deepening humanitarian crisis.
With its dispute system paralyzed and consensus rules stalling progress, the World Trade Organization faces mounting pressure for an overhaul. As ministers prepare to meet in Cameroon, the facilitator of reform talks warns the 166-member body must adapt or risk irrelevance in a world where 72% of trade still flows under its rules.
As the Kennedy Center faces a two-year closure, internal documents reveal senior executives aligned with the Trump administration charged thousands in luxury dining and hotel stays. Meanwhile, lobbying hits record levels and Epstein case connections draw fresh scrutiny.
Amidst the frenzy for AI and tech stocks, Hamilton Insurance Group presents a compelling case as a fundamentally strong, cash-generative business trading at a deep value. With premiums and free cash flow soaring, analysts question if the market has yet to price in its robust growth.
As the offshore drilling sector tightens, Seadrill Limited emerges as a focal point for investors betting on industry consolidation and asset repricing. This analysis unpacks the bullish case centered on its modern fleet and compelling takeover appeal.
Griffon Corporation (NYSE: GFF) is scheduled to release its quarterly earnings before Thursday's market open, with analysts projecting a slight revenue dip but sustained investor confidence in the building products sector.
Global equities showed tentative signs of stabilization Wednesday following a sharp, AI-driven selloff, while rising U.S.-Iran tensions lifted oil prices and bargain hunters returned to precious metals.
Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) reported a new quarterly record for adjusted EBITDA in Q4 2025, driven by a slate of new projects. While navigating weaker commodity margins, the midstream giant highlighted robust export growth and strategic expansions, setting the stage for accelerated growth in 2027.
Capri Holdings reported fiscal third-quarter earnings that surpassed expectations, driven by improved full-price sales and reduced promotions at Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo. The luxury group also completed the sale of Versace, using the $1.4 billion proceeds to slash debt, as it refocuses on its core brands.
Minnesota's top corrections official voices frustration over vague federal plans to scale back a controversial immigration operation, citing eroded trust and demanding transparency in the investigation of two agent-involved shootings.
The language-learning app's stock fell sharply in January, extending a prolonged slump amid slowing user growth and executive turnover, raising questions about its valuation in a tough economic climate.
Netflix's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, valued at $82.7 billion, is undergoing intense antitrust scrutiny. U.S. regulators and lawmakers are examining the deal's potential impact on streaming competition, content diversity, and the future of live sports broadcasting, including the Olympics.
As Honeywell International advances its plan to separate its Aerospace unit, analysts see a classic value-unlocking story. Beyond the spin-offs, the conglomerate's significant stake in quantum computing firm Quantinuum adds a layer of high-tech optionality to its steady industrial core.
Mastercard expands its footprint in Asia Pacific with a next-generation fleet payment platform and launches an AI-powered agent suite for banks, signaling a strategic push beyond traditional card processing as analysts debate its market valuation.
AMETEK caps a strong 2025 with record sales and earnings, bolstered by the acquisition of LKC Technologies. While the company forecasts continued growth into 2026, analysts debate whether its premium valuation is justified amidst a broader market rally.
As The New York Times prepares to report its latest quarterly earnings, investors are weighing strong recent performance against valuation concerns. The stock has surged over 25% in 90 days, but analysts debate whether its current price fully reflects future growth prospects and emerging industry challenges.
Federal immigration authorities have arrested a New Orleans police recruit just one week before his academy graduation, alleging the department issued him a firearm while he was under an active deportation order. The NOPD disputes the characterization, stating it followed standard verification procedures.
Darden Restaurants is closing all Bahama Breeze locations by April, with plans to repurpose half of its sites for other brands in its portfolio, including Olive Garden and Yard House.
As Teva Pharmaceutical shifts focus from its legacy generics business to a promising innovative pipeline, its experimental drug Duvakitug emerges as a potential valuation catalyst. We examine the bull case, the competitive landscape, and what it means for investors.
