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Believing that the stock is undervalued, management has aggressively repurchased shares.

Labor scheduling changes aim to cut costs by a couple hundred basis points without hurting guest service, a margin lever worth tracking.

The market's pricing the reactor developer's tech at nearly nothing. Does this make the stock a bargain?

KBWB charges half First Trust's fee and delivered stronger five-year returns, but carries higher volatility. Both funds offer full financial sector exposure with different diversification strategies.

IonQ's Q3 2026 revenue rose 336% YOY to $173.8 million, beating estimates, as the firm raised guidance, grew its foundry business, and ended with $3.7 billion in cash.

Energy Transfer says it has turned over a new leaf, but you can get nearly as much yield from a peer with an impeccable track record.

Autonomous shopping agents will prioritize transparent loan terms, and Affirm's per-transaction pricing engine could matter most as that happens.

Elon Musk is betting SpaceX's future on AI -- and it appears to be working.

Dick's trades at a fraction of Five Below's valuation, but their very different growth engines make the choice less obvious than the price tags suggest.

Gray Media (NYSE:GTN) reported a 30% increase in third-quarter revenue as political advertising and recently acquired stations boosted results, and executives said the company plans further debt reductions before the end of 2026. Revenue rose to $972 million, approximately $7 million above the high

Gulfport Energy (NYSE:GPOR) plans to move toward continuous two-rig operations in Appalachia and reduce activity in Oklahoma in 2027, a shift executives said could lower drilling and completion costs and drive a free cash flow increase in 2028. President and CEO Nick Dell’Osso said on the company’s

The firm's recurring valuation business gives the firm steady fees, so the revenue mix matters as much as deal flow.

Anthropic and SpaceX are competing in the AI model space.

Graycliff Exploration (TSX-v: GRAY) / (OTC: GRYCF ) reported drill results for the highly anticipated Hole D-26 from its Shakespeare Project in NE Ontario.

Airbnb's growth is accelerating again, and management just gave investors a big new buyback to go with it.

Investors should build up watchlists of stocks showing relative strength.

Chewy's subscription loyalty and Target's store-based reach are very different bets, and their valuation gap stands out.

Lyft's insurance savings are funding rider perks, while its DoorDash bundle is pulling in customers who ride more often.

In addition to portfolio actions, getting ready for a downturn requires mental and emotional preparation.

Airbnb shares jumped after it posted 19% revenue growth, raised 2026 guidance, and authorized a $12 billion buyback, outperforming a broader tech sell-off on Nov. 5.

If Bitcoin hits one serious snag in particular, a few of its smaller competitors might have a shot at overcoming it.

Ziff Davis is betting on subscriptions and its $1.4 billion cash pile to protect margins while its search referrals shrink.

Securing artificial intelligence chatbots and agents has become a big challenge for enterprises.

For a price as low as 2x revenue, Rocket Lab has created a new space robots business for itself.

Itau Unibanco (NYSE:ITUB) reported third-quarter recurring net income of BRL 12.6 billion, up 6.7% from a year earlier, as loan growth and higher client interest income supported results. The bank also warned of a more challenging economic environment in 2027. Chief Executive Officer Milton Maluhy

ITT (NYSE:ITT) raised its full-year earnings and cash flow outlook after third-quarter revenue rose 44%, helped by its acquisition of SPX FLOW and organic growth across all three business segments. The company reported more than $1.4 billion in revenue for the quarter ended Oct. 3, with organic rev

IRSA Inversiones Y Representaciones (NYSE:IRS) reported a net loss of ARS 6.3 billion for its fiscal first quarter of 2027, as changes in the fair value of its investment properties weighed on results, Chief Financial Officer Matías Gaivironsky said on the company’s earnings call. Rental adjusted E

Iron Mountain (NYSE:IRM) raised its full-year outlook after third-quarter revenue and adjusted earnings rose by double digits, helped by growth in data centers and asset lifecycle management. The company also increased its quarterly dividend by 15%. Revenue rose 13% from a year earlier to $1.99 bil