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Novo Nordisk is shifting its business model, with 2026 likely to represent an inflection point.

There’s no free lunch when it comes to outsize Social Security raises.

As Anthropic gets into the data center business, Bloom Energy could be a likely power partner.

Strategic partnerships and accelerating trial readouts position the company to replace revenue lost to patent cliffs.

The stock price keeps declining, but with what Nike has done over the last 24 years, it's hard to ignore this one stat.

SoFi is taking blockchain beyond cryptocurrency trading and into everyday payments. The opportunity could be significant, but investors need to see one thing before getting too excited: proof that it can make money from it.

I've had my eye on Bloom Energy as its business is booming.

LyondellBasell cut its dividend to 69 cents per share, but Q3 cash flow shows it's well covered, even as unconfirmed reports of a $14 billion Shell asset acquisition raise debt concerns.

The stablecoin landscape is shifting significantly as it grows rapidly.

Refining upgrades and $20 billion in annual buybacks through 2027 show how capital discipline fuels shareholder returns across cycles.

AI commerce is just starting to take off, and Solana is positioned for success already.

Converting independent hotels into branded properties has become the real growth lever for Hyatt, with AI cutting evaluation time from weeks to a single day.

One of these dividend payers is far cheaper than the other, and that gap matters more than which payout is safer.

If a downturn is coming, I want to own good companies and focus on dividends rather than stock prices.

Regional casino cash flows are proving resilient to broader economic swings, giving management room to deploy capital selectively.

Alphabet fell on heavy AI spending, but booming cloud growth and an average valuation make this dip worth a look.

Bear markets are a great time to buy.

Dominance in bank M&A and energy advisory is offsetting municipal financing headwinds, leaving room for upside.

L3Harris Technologies posted strong Q3 results, with revenue up 7%, record EPS, and raised 2026 guidance, as analysts' consensus price target implies about 25% upside for LHX stock.

MP Materials' deal with the Pentagon may be distorting its financial picture.

Alphabet reported disappointing quarterly results, sending its shares lower.

Premium margins and storage profits are reshaping the business model, but capital discipline signals a strategic pivot away from manufacturing growth.

Alphabet is down big from its highs, but the stock isn't necessarily cheap.

These consumer growth stocks have fundamentals strong enough to buy regardless of where the index goes next.

It can make sense to establish an income-producing position well ahead of the time you'll actually need it.