Stock News & Analysis

Here's one way to decide your next step when you're facing a sea of red in your brokerage account.

Both stocks are fine investments, but they have very different risk, reward, and return profiles.

Software expansion and pricing power are lifting profitability even as component costs rise.

Marketing efficiency, not spending, is how management plans to navigate AI-driven search disruption and sustain growth.

Nvidia is supporting quantum computing rather than diving into it.

Despite solid results, the communications giant saw its stock sell off along with the rest of the AI chip sector.

The tech giant is paying SpaceX billions of dollars to instantly expand its cloud infrastructure.

A look at Harvard Management Company's latest public filings reveals a massive concentration in tech and AI leaders such as SpaceX, TSMC, Cerebras, Amazon, and Alphabet.

Nuclear energy is enjoying a resurgence, and uranium prices have risen as a result.

Fleet monetization and loyalty expansion are funding Southwest's structural margin improvements without straining its balance sheet.

Your monthly checks could be in line for a nice boost, but it may be too soon to start counting your money.

Peacock's path to sustained profitability and wireless bundling gains suggest the transformation charge may unlock shareholder value beyond near-term headwinds.

Investors should understand what Rivian's Department of Energy loan means for its growth, obligations, and stipulations.

Several notable mergers in recent weeks have Wall Street asking, "What if?"

Is Netflix stock a steal after its recent post-earnings sell-off? Record share buybacks look like a bullish signal, but the management team runs a different playbook.

The S&P 500 Shiller CAPE ratio is at its highest level since the dot-com bubble.

Shareholders have larger dividends headed their way.

Apple has slow-played its AI launch, while Alphabet has accelerated its AI plans.

Factory expansions and new sports-focused products position Vita Coco to sustain growth beyond near-term margin headwinds.

Earnings season is here, and four stocks are trading at or below where they sat before their last reports, with no sign the businesses got worse.