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A tax hike is likely, but it might not be as painful as you'd expect.

Amgen's 9.9% revenue growth outpaces Novo Nordisk, but a 33.1% net margin and lower valuation multiples tell a different profitability story.

Despite a brutal price war in China and the expansion of its more-than-likely less profitable sub-brands, Nio's vehicle margins have improved recently.

BBH offers lower costs and concentrated large-cap exposure, while PBE delivers higher dividend income and slightly better five-year returns through a multifactor strategy.

Power management and custom silicon licensing are emerging as durable high-margin growth engines beyond server memory chips.

Arm commands premium valuations on its licensing dominance, while Western Digital trades at a steep discount due to the industry's cyclical nature.

CME boasts a 62% net margin and minimal debt, while Mastercard captures 16% revenue growth with $16.4B in free cash flow.

Yes, investors can earn meaningful dividend returns from a tech stock.

The third quarter of 2026 won't determine Amazon's ultimate future.

JetBlue missed on sales and missed on earnings last night.

The Capital One Venture is offering an impressive limited-time welcome offer. Find out how to earn it and put it toward your next vacation.

These three high-yield dividend stocks could surge once investors realize they've overreacted to recent headwinds.

A stock that's down 65% over the past year and a pair of companies that plummeted on Monday were on Cathie Wood's shopping list.

Meta's AI push is reaching billions of people, improving its ads, and setting up another year of growth.

The fast-growing rocket company still has a ton more growth on the horizon.

Kinder Morgan's earnings surprise wasn't the only eye-opener in its third-quarter report.

Alibaba's cloud pivot and 10% net margins clash with Target's lower valuation and domestic stability, but one carries hidden risks that reshape the comparison.

Ares Capital is enhancing its industry-leading position.

Knowing this threshold could help prevent surprise benefit reductions.

Investing in a basket of growth stocks in your younger years can yield significant results by retirement age.