Intel's stock rallied sharply Monday, fueled by speculation of a landmark chipmaking deal with Apple and a significant share purchase by its CFO, signaling renewed confidence in the company's turnaround strategy.
Vaxcyte (PCVX) bolsters its financial position with a successful public offering, channeling fresh capital into pivotal late-stage trials for its broad-spectrum pneumococcal vaccine candidate, VAX-31, in both adults and infants.
Adtalem Global Education posts strong Q2 fiscal 2026 results, raising revenue to $503.39M and net income to $76.38M, while reaffirming full-year guidance. The company's new $750M share repurchase authorization signals a dual commitment to capital returns and strategic growth in its healthcare education portfolio, even as regulatory and enrollment challenges linger.
Analysts are building a case for Atlassian's long-term growth, citing its accelerating cloud migration, rapid AI adoption, and central role in enterprise workflow orchestration as key drivers, even as revenue recognition shifts create near-term volatility.
As aging pipes waste billions of gallons, Badger Meter's smart technology is becoming essential for utilities. But with shares near record highs, is the water infrastructure play already priced in?
Work management platform Asana reports disciplined financial progress and a strategic shift towards AI-driven monetization, even as near-term seat-based revenue pressures persist in a challenging tech environment.
As global data center expansion strains power grids, Fluence Energy's energy storage solutions are emerging as a critical piece of infrastructure. Despite recent operational headwinds, a massive backlog and structural demand trends paint a bullish picture for the company.
While its shares trade at a discount to U.S. rivals, analysts argue TotalEnergies' low-cost oil & gas assets and aggressive renewable energy buildout present a compelling investment case for the energy transition.
Laura Fernández of the Sovereign People's Party secures the presidency, vowing to extend outgoing leader Rodrigo Chaves's tough-on-crime policies as the nation grapples with escalating violence.
As the U.S. grapples with surging energy demands from AI and data centers, a new wave of companies is emerging. We look at three speculative but promising energy stocks where a modest investment could tap into long-term structural shifts.
As data centers scramble to upgrade for the AI era, a critical bottleneck has emerged in optical communications. AXT, Inc., a specialist in compound semiconductor substrates, finds itself at the center of this shift, leveraging a unique supply chain advantage to meet explosive demand for indium phosphide.
Once a high-flying SaaS leader, PagerDuty now trades near historic lows despite its critical role in digital operations. As the company navigates a painful pricing model transition, improving fundamentals and persistent takeover speculation present a compelling bull case for patient investors.
Amid surging power demands from AI and electrification, NANO Nuclear Energy Inc. (NNE) is attracting bullish investor attention. Analysts point to its microreactor technology as a potential solution for decentralized, high-density energy needs, drawing comparisons to infrastructure giant NextEra Energy's growth trajectory.
Apple's historic Q1 earnings, fueled by unprecedented iPhone demand, sent its stock on a wild ride. While the results dazzled Wall Street, muted guidance on memory cost pressures and questions about its AI roadmap tempered the celebration.
Wall Street analysts have revised the price target for Priority Technology Holdings (PRTH) to $11, while maintaining a steady fair value estimate, as the firm navigates a mixed earnings quarter and ongoing ownership developments.
As Alphabet prepares to report its Q4 2025 results, investors are weighing whether its soaring stock price—fueled by Gemini AI integration and cloud growth—has already priced in future success, or if more runway remains.
Analysts have slashed Senseonics Holdings' 12-month price target by 40%, signaling heightened caution on the medical device maker's execution path following its stock split, despite maintaining a bullish long-term revenue model.
As the U.S. dollar softens, Airbnb's extensive international footprint positions it for a potential earnings boost, adding a new layer for investors to consider beyond core travel demand.
While Winter Storm Devin triggered JetBlue's late-December collapse, a closer look reveals a fragile operational system, concentrated network, and strained labor relations that pose significant ongoing risks for the airline and its investors.
After a sharp post-earnings sell-off and insider sales, Power Solutions International (PSIX) faces a critical test. Investors are weighing near-term execution risks against the company's strategic positioning in the surging demand for data center power generation.
