Incoming Lululemon Athletica chief executive Heidi O'Neill has a number of challenges ahead of her.
Revvity's raised 2026 outlook, Diagnostics growth and stronger cash flow brighten the setup, but premium valuation and software risks call for selectivity.
Robotics is entering a new era as AI fuels humanoid adoption, with four ETFs offering diversified exposure to the sector's growth.
QBTS' commercial momentum is strengthening as QCaaS revenues, bookings, backlog and production adoption rise despite flat quarterly sales.
BKR's multi-year OGDC contract covers more than 120 wells, combining AI-enabled solutions and well services to boost mature-field production in Pakistan.
Some investors have quietly built decades of rising income by owning stocks most people have never heard of, and five Dividend Champions with yields stretching past 7% are now drawing serious attention from Wall Street analysts.
The BIS's use of blockchain for data verification could enhance global trust in official statistics, potentially transforming data integrity standards. Bank for International Settlements uses XRP Ledger for on-chain verification proof-of-concept.
KNOT Offshore Partners LP remains a Sell due to persistent slim margins, high leverage, and inflexible long-term charter strategy. KNOP's $588M long-term debt exceeds its $390M market cap, with a 9.92% cost of debt and rising depreciation pressuring earnings. The fleet's average age is nearing the global average, but minimal reinvestment and surging vessel replacement costs threaten future competitiveness.
Miivo AI (TSX-V:MIVO) announced that it has renewed its SOC 2 Type II certification following an independent third-party audit of the company's security controls. The certification confirms that Miivo's controls continued to operate effectively during the audit period.
Bitcoin accelerated above $81,000 on Thursday as easing rate fears and fresh institutional demand lifted the broader crypto market. On Sept. 3, Federal Reserve Gov.
Ford shareholders are collecting a 5.51% yield right now, but there is a reason income investors with long memories are watching this payout far more closely than the headline number suggests.
I rate the Janus Henderson AAA CLO ETF a Buy: its 5%+ yield, AAA CLO exposure, 0.13-year duration, and very low volatility are attractive while short-term rates remain elevated. I rate the Virtus InfraCap US Preferred Stock ETF a Hold: its 9.85% trailing yield and stronger historical returns are appealing, but leverage, higher rate sensitivity, and the current entry point keep me from upgrading it. The allocation decision comes down to yield versus stability: PFFA has delivered more income and stronger historical returns with much larger price swings, while JAAA sacrifices yield for a far.
Microsoft is switching up its reporting structure for the AI era. As of the next fiscal quarter, its current three reporting segments—Productivity and Business Processes, Intelligent Cloud, and More Personal Computing—will be replaced with two brand new ones: Devices and Consumer, and Agents and Infra, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The gold market is seeing some dramatic selling pressure, with prices quickly dropping through initial support at $4,400 an ounce as the U.S. economy remains resilient, creating significantly more jobs than expected in August.
Despite being far more recent than the short position, Michael Burry's bullish bet on Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock appears to already be paying off thanks to the semiconductor giant's strong rally after the earnings.
Bitcoin surged 6.8% to a four-month high near $82,200 after Fed Governor Waller signaled steady rates, as spot ETFs absorbed $731M in net Crypto stages major rally as Fed rate hopes send Bitcoin to four-month high.
Jim Cramer called Campbell's snack quarter a nightmare and warned the whole category is broken, but two other packaged food giants reported something very different this week and raised their dividends to prove it.
The surge in Bitcoin and altcoins like ZEC and HYPE highlights growing institutional interest and regulatory acceptance, reshaping crypto markets. Bitcoin surges past $81K as HYPE and ZEC hit new all-time highs.
Vertiv and Schneider Electric both posted blockbuster AI-driven growth, but their earnings tell two very different stories about where the real money gets made in the data center cooling race.
Stock futures are mixed ahead of fresh labor market data due this morning; the August jobs report will factor into the Fed's decision later this month on interest rates; auto safety regulators said they're looking into Tesla's cybercab after a launch event yesterday; Lululemon shares are plunging after the retailer lowered its outlook; and Adobe named a new CEO. Here's what you need to know today.
Credo Technologies NASDAQ: CRDO was a value before its earnings release and a deep value afterward, given its position in the AI ecosystem. Its growing portfolio spans needs from millimeters to kilometers, encompassing copper and optical solutions, at a time when connectivity is king.
Guidewire Software, Inc. stock reacted negatively to the company's fiscal Q4 results. Overall revenue growth slowed down significantly, but GWRE's cloud momentum remains similar underneath. PricingCenter and ProNavigator have attracted a number of new deals. GWRE's ARR and earnings momentum are guided to remain consistent in FY2027, albeit the Q1 ARR guidance is quite subdued.
El Salvador's Bitcoin strategy, validated by IMF, highlights the complex balance between crypto integration and adherence to international financial norms. IMF updates assessment, confirms El Salvador's Bitcoin additions came from donations.
The Procter & Gamble Company remains a well-run business, but its shares are unattractive at 21.15x FY27 EPS with only 1.3% expected growth. Procter & Gamble's 2.95% dividend yield is now less compelling than risk-free Treasuries, with slowing dividend growth and limited capital appreciation prospects. Fiscal 2027 guidance calls for 1–3% organic sales growth and 1.5% core EPS growth, with significant cost headwinds and Q1 EPS expected down 5%+.
Docusign remains a critical enterprise utility, rebounding post-Q2 with better-than-expected growth and strong operating margins. DOCU excels in multi-product platform sales, enriching margins and generating robust earnings and free cash flow. Despite lacking novel AI features, DOCU's indispensable role in modern workflows and potential for consumption-based pricing drive its investment appeal.
Alphabet just came off its longest monthly losing streak in over a decade, and a massive capital spending bet has free cash flow running negative.
A year ago the fund claimed the total had not moved, and that the reserve was only shuffling coins between government wallets.
Zcash has crossed the $1,000 threshold after another explosive move, extending a recovery that looked highly uncertain only a few months ago. On September 4, ZEC traded above $1,010, with the most recent daily candle rising by about 6%.
USD/CHF price outlook: US Dollar/Swiss Franc rejects failed arc breakout
EQT has agreed to buy a majority stake in insurance broker McGill and Partners for $2 billion, the Swedish investment group said.