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CitroTech (NYSEAMERICAN:CITR) is positioning its citric-acid-derived fire-retardant technology for use in wildfire prevention, wood products and residential property protection, Chief Executive Officer Wes Bolsen said during a presentation at the LD Micro conference. Bolsen, who became CEO about a

Alibaba's cloud expansion clashes with China's regulatory headwinds, while Booking's 20% net margin faces AI-driven competition and EU scrutiny.

Tech stocks are selling off as investors question the payoff of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure spending.

What's going on with Oklo?

Market pullbacks can be scary, but the right response is simpler than you think. Legendary investors agree on the winning playbook.

Long-term contracts and diversified revenue streams across credit, infrastructure, and private equity reduce Blackstone's exposure to market cycles.

Vertex is expanding beyond its cystic fibrosis franchise.

A proposed Norfolk Southern merger could reshape how freight moves across America, eliminating handoffs that slow shipments.

The growth rate for the company's AI business last quarter was mind-boggling.

Advance Auto Parts is burning cash and drowning in debt, while Booking prints $9.1 billion in free cash flow with a 20% net margin.

AI agent payments are taking off, and that's good news for Solana.

Two of the largest midstream businesses, but one has more to gain from AI's intense demand for electricity.

One is burning cash while restructuring; the other generated $400M in free cash flow and posted 28% revenue growth.

Nebius's revenue jumped 454% last quarter, but investors pay a premium. See how five AI and fintech stocks compare on growth and valuation.

Netflix shares have tumbled as growth has slowed.

Lotus Technology (NASDAQ:LOT) CFO Daxue Wang outlined the luxury automaker’s electrification strategy, first-half performance improvements and longer-term profitability targets during a company presentation. Wang said Lotus, founded in 1948, is seeking to build on its heritage in Formula 1, sports

Contract-based revenue streams are offsetting weakness in property sales, a shift that reframes how CBRE earns through market cycles.

Wall Street is missing Nike's transformation.

Broadcom's 36% net margins crush Dell's 5%, but Dell trades at a fraction of the price, a classic growth-versus-value showdown in AI infrastructure.

Airbnb boasts a 20% net margin and fortress balance sheet, while Chewy's pharmacy expansion offers growth but carries regulatory complexity.

The fuel cell maker now expects its sales to more than double this year. Is the lower share price an opening?

One company serves corporations in a cyclical, increasingly competitive business environment. The other serves consumers who are loyal regardless of the economic backdrop.

Abbott's $7.4B free cash flow and 0.3x debt load contrast sharply with UnitedHealth's $16.1B free cash flow but higher leverage and government policy risk.

Margin expansion from eliminated overhead and software-bundled orders are compounding cash generation, fueling sharper capital allocation choices.

Enthusiasm for the company's next earnings report is only one catalyst for this AI stock's rise.

Insider buying signals confidence after stock declined 47% over 12 months. Conifer now holds ~1.5 million shares, representing 13% of the company.

The average monthly check covers far less of typical senior expenses than most retirees expect.

Retirees shouldn't turn a blind eye to the elephants in the room.

BUDA (NYSEAMERICAN:BUDA) outlined its strategy to expand distribution of its “Ultra Fresh” juice and beverage products, emphasizing a wholesale model, a refrigerated supply chain and plans to add production capacity in the eastern and western United States. During a company presentation, management

Your choice will have a huge effect on your retirement healthcare costs next year.

Data privacy commitments are becoming a structural competitive moat as enterprise clients embrace AI automation.

IonQ is the most famous quantum stock on the market, and it is worth $12.5 billion. One satellite imaging company and one nuclear start-up could both pass it by 2031.

Wizards of the Coast is powering growth and profits for Hasbro.

Amgen trades at a lower valuation multiple, but Johnson & Johnson's fortress balance sheet and stronger free cash flow tell a different story about financial resilience.

The privacy coin has been a standout performer in a tough crypto market.

Booking's 20% net margin and $9.1B free cash flow contrast sharply with Home Depot's leverage and housing-market sensitivity.

This tech leader is going all in on AI.

Rocket Lab's Neutron delay has the stock sliding, but Redwire is building a broader space and defense business. Profits remain its real test.

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The program will have a handful of different thresholds next year.

One trades at a steep valuation premium despite slower growth, while the other offers cheaper entry after a transformative acquisition.

Amazon's AI chips just got a leg up in their ability to compete with Nvidia's GPUs, but don't expect them to have much of an impact on Nvidia's results.

Why does the record look so much worse when the dot-com years are counted?

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF is a top choice for those seeking to build a growing stream of passive dividend income.

Bloom Energy's Q3 revenue surged 138.9% and guidance rose again despite Oracle's force majeure notice, as backlog growth, new deals, and analyst upside offset dilution risks.

Sandisk is entering into contractual agreements rather than just selling on the open market.

MLP (ETR:MLP) CFO Reinhard Loose outlined the financial services group’s growth strategy, reported first-half gains across its three core business areas and raised the company’s 2026 EBIT outlook following stronger-than-expected performance fees in the third quarter. Loose said MLP’s business model

Three industrial companies in defense, space, and shipping trade below $50, but their strengths and risks differ sharply. Here's how they compare.

Both top-tier ETFs have meaningfully outperformed the S&P 500 index in the past decade.