Industrial Stock News

The earnings report will give much-anticipated color on the company's pivot to software and services.

RTX is growing sales, earnings, and free cash flow. What could possibly be wrong with that?

Lucid is ramping up production, but it has a lot of work ahead before it becomes a major factor in the EV space.

Today, Jan. 26, 2026, federal backing reshapes this mine‑to‑magnet player’s role in U.S. rare‑earth supply chains.

Paycom Software delivers cloud-based HR and payroll solutions to small and mid-sized U.S. businesses through a unified SaaS platform.

Rocket Lab just landed a historic defense contract, and the next 12 months could determine whether this stock explodes higher or stalls out completely.

Chinese automakers are expanding successfully overseas, and now there's an opportunity up north that could lure big names.

The company is trying to close its first sale of its small nuclear reactors.

A risk-reward analysis for the stock suggests it's looking undervalued right now.

Investors hope that the R2 will be Rivian's "Model 3" moment, but be sure to watch this key metric.

Vertiv has crushed the stock market over the past five years, and the expanded AI buildout suggests that more gains are on the way.

NuScale Power's stock has experienced huge price swings in the past couple of years.

Global energy demand is growing, and this GE spinoff is built to win.

Shareholders hope the momentum can continue for this long-term market outperformer.

While Lucid and Tesla entered similar markets in different ways, the jury remains out regarding whether Lucid's long-term strategy will pay off.

It's been many years since Detroit feared an oncoming entry into the U.S. automotive industry, but that moment is nearing.

Eaton is rumored to be considering a major corporate decision that would make the industrial company's business even more reliable in the future.

Shares of United Parcel Service have cratered, but the turnaround effort appears to be working.

Parker-Hannifin had a great 2025, and is a high-quality industrial investors can buy on pullbacks.

Figuring out a successful transition from internal combustion engines to EVs is of the highest priority for automakers -- so why is Ford seemingly going backward?