David Flueck, the executive credited with shaping the Marriott Bonvoy program, will retire at month's end. His departure is part of a broader wave of senior leadership changes at the hospitality giant, following a recent corporate restructuring.
BetMGM announced record financial results for fiscal year 2025, with net revenue soaring 33% to $2.8 billion. While CEO Adam Greenblatt reaffirmed the company's iGaming focus, a 63% surge in online sports betting revenue proved the primary growth driver, signaling a pivotal shift in the competitive U.S. digital gaming landscape.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has acquired two luxury estates in California and Nevada for a combined $92 million, a move that coincides with his shifting business entities out of California as the state considers a new 'Billionaire Tax.'
Shares of Powell Industries surged over 12% after the company reported robust quarterly earnings, highlighted by soaring profit margins and a record-breaking $439 million in new orders, fueled by its entry into the AI data center market.
Shares of cloud communications provider 8x8 soared more than 50% Wednesday after the company reported quarterly results that exceeded expectations and issued guidance well above analyst forecasts, signaling a potential turnaround.
Amid a prolonged freight recession, TFI International's stock has been battered. Yet, a deep dive into its fundamentals reveals a resilient cash-generating machine poised to capitalize on an impending industry-wide capacity shock, setting the stage for a potential major rerating.
As Tesla's stock navigates volatile valuations, a growing chorus of investors is betting the company's future lies not just in electric vehicles, but in its emerging high-margin businesses and a pipeline of ambitious projects set to redefine its revenue base by the end of the decade.
Peloton Interactive faces mounting pressure as declining subscriber numbers and weakening engagement threaten its core recurring revenue model, casting doubt on its long-term growth trajectory despite recent cost-cutting measures.
As major software stocks hit 52-week lows, a chorus of Wall Street analysts warns investors against the temptation to 'buy the dip,' citing momentum studies that show falling knives often keep falling.
Fortive Corporation (NYSE: FTV) capped off its first year as a refocused industrial technology leader with robust fourth-quarter results, exceeding guidance and launching an aggressive share repurchase program. CEO Olumide Soroye detailed the early success of the 'Fortive Accelerator' strategy, projecting confidence in sustained organic growth and disciplined capital allocation for the year ahead.
With Nvidia's stock soaring over 1,200% since 2023 on the back of an AI spending boom, investors are grappling with a critical question: has the window of opportunity closed, or is this tech titan still a buy? Analysts project sustained growth through the decade as global data center spending is forecast to reach trillions.
LyondellBasell Industries' latest earnings beat suggests the prolonged downturn in chemicals may be bottoming out. With cost discipline, early demand stabilization, and industry-wide capacity cuts, a path to margin recovery is emerging.
Ford Motor Co. is in preliminary discussions with China's Geely Auto to potentially utilize the American automaker's underused factory capacity in Spain, a move that could help Geely circumvent recent EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles while improving Ford's European cost efficiency.
As gold and silver prices hit historic highs, the intrinsic value of Olympic medals has skyrocketed. This surge is creating a lucrative secondary market, with champion athletes like swimmer Ryan Lochte capitalizing by selling their hard-won hardware for six-figure sums.
Spire Inc. posted a sharp rise in fiscal first-quarter earnings, driven by higher natural gas rates and improved utility performance. The company reaffirmed its full-year outlook, signaling confidence amid regulatory adjustments and evolving energy market dynamics.
Following its transformative $4.1 billion acquisition of BlueHalo, AeroVironment (AVAV) is emerging as a key player in the next generation of defense technology. With soaring contract values and a strategic pivot to integrated multi-domain systems, the company stands to benefit from rising global defense budgets focused on drones and electronic warfare.
Confluent, Inc. (NASDAQ: CFLT) is demonstrating robust growth and improving profitability, driven by strong demand for its core data streaming platform and effective execution of its go-to-market strategy. Recent quarterly results exceeded expectations, highlighting the company's resilience and competitive edge.
Boston Scientific's robust Q4 results were overshadowed by investor disappointment over its forward guidance, triggering a sharp sell-off and raising questions about market expectations for high-flying medtech stocks.
Energy giant Drax Group has launched a consultation process that could put hundreds of jobs at risk across its UK and North American operations, as the company shifts its focus towards future energy security and biomass innovation.
ServiceNow shares have tumbled sharply in recent months, down roughly 38% over the past quarter. This decline, juxtaposed against steady revenue growth and bullish fair value estimates near $226, has investors debating whether the sell-off presents a rare value entry point or reflects justified market skepticism.
