With a reorganized operating structure, Corning is benefiting from improved demand and commercialization of its innovations.
Corning chairman and CEO Wendell Weeks joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss updates to the company's 'Springboard' plan, new Q1 guidance, impact of generative AI and infrastructure buildout, the company's solar division, and more.
Corning's drop in price presents a great buying opportunity for value and growth investors. Its strong growth in optical communications, driven by AI and data center demand, supports its robust fundamentals and future potential. Strategic partnerships with Lumen Technologies and AT&T bolster Corning's position in expanding fiber infrastructure, enhancing its growth trajectory.
Technology company Corning has struck a deal with U.S. solar manufacturers Suniva and Heliene to produce what will be the only solar panel composed of all American-made components, the companies said on Thursday.
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Corning's Q4 2024 results exceeded expectations in revenue and EPS, with optimistic guidance for Q1 2025, reinforcing my long-term Buy rating. The company has entered a period of accelerated revenue growth, with margins expanding even more rapidly. Despite somewhat elevated valuation multiples, the stock has significant room for growth, with a $61 price target for 2025 under a base-case scenario.
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Corning (GLW) is at a 52-week high, but can investors hope for more gains in the future? We take a look at the company's fundamentals for clues.
Corning (GLW -2.62%) stock is losing ground Wednesday despite an initial bullish surge early in the day's trading. The company's share price was down 2.4% as of 3:45 p.m.