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This Vanguard tech ETF has beaten the Nasdaq-100 for the past 10 years -- but its portfolio is surprisingly top-heavy with just four big names.

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When this set of circumstances arises, it’s been a historical red flag for stocks.

When 72 companies say Wall Street's numbers are too low, is the market still a buy near its high?

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The stock market’s No. 1 catalyst is a double-edged sword.

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Most years miss the long-run average by a lot. More of them miss on the high side.

Funding remains the final gate before construction on its India facility can start, but cost cuts are buying the company time to negotiate.

U.S. commercial staffing's nine-quarter winning streak shows pricing discipline is sticking even as demand stabilizes.

A browser-based platform and disciplined content strategy position CTW to return to growth without chasing unprofitable revenue.

What do Duolingo, Monday.com, Unity, and GitLab have in common? Painful stock drops, double-digit revenue growth, and fresh rallies.

A major technology overhaul could strengthen the bank’s competitive position, provided management delivers the promised efficiency gains.

The reasons for owning the S&P 500 in your portfolio go beyond what you may realize.

Strong commercial client retention heading into 2027 anchors revenue predictability as operational reforms take hold.

AI-driven underwriting and investment gains are compounding faster than pricing moderates, protecting margins through market cycles.

A $1.2 billion settlement won't derail earnings growth, thanks to a fortress balance sheet that lets management compete on service, not rates.

Earnings per share jumped 13% as the bank channels cost savings into higher-margin business banking.

A time-tested strategy is popular for a good reason.

Cost cuts and AI investments are creating a self-funding cycle that protects margins against rate pressure.