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We've seen some sky-high valuations among AI companies lately, and it appears that Anthropic wants to use investor optimism to go public as early as next year.

After recently coming under pressure, these three dividend stocks have both yield and rebound potential.

Has Dutch Bros stock been a winner so far? The answer depends on how you measure success.

The company's bottom line may be moving in the wrong direction again.

Now's a great time to think about the businesses benefiting from all that holiday spending.

eBay Live could be transformative for the 30-year-old e-commerce site.

There are questions surrounding its core business, but its value may be hard to ignore.

The company is navigating through a challenging environment.

There's a clear winner between these two "Dividend Kings."

The plant-based meat company is 99.5% off its all-time high.

Despite industry headwinds, Cava maintains superior growth.

These stocks are underperforming the market this year, but that trend may not last for long.

Warren Buffett is likely to go down as one of the greatest investors of all time.

There are some catalysts that could power a rebound for the consumer packaged goods giant in 2026, but even if one occurs, the returns are unlikely to be astounding.

Sprouts plans to double its store count while boosting customer engagement.

It's hard to find a more generous dividend in the market that you can count on a company to maintain.

Two of Wall Street's five high-profile stock-split stocks -- Netflix, O'Reilly Automotive, Lucid Group, Fastenal, and Interactive Brokers -- can skyrocket in the new year, if the loftiest analyst price targets prove accurate.

Opendoor and Altria could soar higher over the next few years.

Walmart is on the verge of becoming a $1 trillion company.

FMC's stock crashed recently after the company slashed its dividend and released underwhelming earnings numbers.