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Maze Therapeutics has been flourishing as a stock and in its operations, which is one of the reasons its Chief Medical Officer's recent share sale shouldn't raise concerns for investors.

These two dividend stocks have long-term tailwinds and high dividend growth rates that should excite investors.

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Carnival and Hyatt Hotels are positioned to grow for many more years.

Grindr was on the verge of going private after its majority owners sought to take it off the public market. But after those talks subsided, one of the majority owners sold shares.

Duolingo's 70% drop, despite strong fundamentals, is completely unjustified during an AI overreaction.

Many investors look at leveraged ETFs as a way to really magnify their returns. In reality, they usually do much more harm than good.

Another change is coming to the program that has seen its fair share over the past year.

XRP has dropped by 25% so far in 2026.

Hardware and infrastructure stocks have been some of the biggest winners of the AI boom. Is Micron another winner in the making or is it overhyped?

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These investments have done well in the past, and the future looks bright.

Kyndryl's recent quarterly report arrived with some terrible news for investors.

Explore how Booking.com's push into connected-trip offerings and AI-powered booking enhancements could reshape its growth trajectory and profitability amid evolving industry challenges.

Main Street Capital has delivered market-beating total returns since its IPO.

The small modular reactor (SMR) nuclear energy company is down 70% from its recent peak.

The largest inland and offshore barge operator in the U.S. had some of its shares sold by its Vice President recently.

Apple stock has posted respectable gains on the market over the past six months, but its supplier partner has been a better investment.

The company's revenue is on an upward trajectory, but its share price probably isn't.

Ray Dalio just warned of a coming "capital war," and it could spell trouble for the debt-fueled AI boom.