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Analyst Michele Della Vigna reiterates Buy rating with 930p target, citing asset-light licensing model and solid oxide technology, despite near-term unprofitability.

Analysts project 40% earnings growth, but technical indicators suggest the stock may be overbought.

Analysts raise price targets and historical data suggest further upside, though options sentiment remains skewed bearish.

The telecommunications provider reported expanded EBITDA margins and a $300 million share buyback, while announcing a multiyear mobile partnership with T-Mobile and a planned exit from low-density markets.

The doughnut maker reported a 43.2% jump in adjusted EBITDA to $28.8 million for the second quarter, even as net revenue fell 12.8% to $331.0 million.

A Chinese artificial intelligence start-up is preparing for a stock market debut in Hong Kong, aiming to secure fresh funding while navigating regulatory approval from authorities in Beijing.

The aerospace firm’s tentative goal to install 20 gigawatts of power and cooling infrastructure by late 2027 is driving order growth for gas turbine and energy providers, with the industrials sector already up 20% this year.

Grant Cardone recommends targeting markets with positive job growth and cash flow, while highlighting crowdfunding platforms like Arrived, Bonaventure, and Mogul as accessible entry points for fractional ownership.

Jim Wyckoff of Barchart.com identifies key resistance levels, suggesting that a break above $230.325 could trigger further upside towards $250.00.

Dr Mehmet Oz says most seniors will see increases under $10, but officials acknowledge only a quarter of enrollees may benefit from flat or lower rates.

Analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating on Halliburton, projecting a 36.9% upside from current levels, even as the stock retreated 5.4% following cautious third-quarter guidance.

Lower nitrogen and potash shipment volumes weighed on second-quarter results, though the Saskatoon-based company raised its annual potash forecast amid tight global supply conditions.

Investors await the US Nonfarm Payrolls report with the dollar index challenging trendline support, while the euro and pound consolidate near resistance levels.

Versace’s TheStreet Pro Portfolio bought 395 shares of the Health Care Select Sector SPDR ETF and 575 shares of the Robo Global Robotics and Automation Index ETF on August 5, 2026, reflecting a strategic pivot as technology stocks drive recent market gains.

The professional relationship between the president and his legal crusader has deteriorated following her office’s refusal to substantiate allegations of vandalism at the Reflecting Pool.

The US president’s renewed attempt to dismiss the central bank governor follows a June decision by the highest court, which determined she could retain her position while the underlying case is resolved.

Celsius Holdings reported second-quarter revenue of $817.9 million and net income of $55.3 million, both falling short of analyst forecasts, prompting a public call for executive changes from a major shareholder.

Analysts at UBS predict gold will climb toward the five-figure mark in the first half of next year, supported by anticipated Federal Reserve easing and sustained institutional inflows.

The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted gains on Friday as investors interpreted a surprise decline in job growth as a signal that the Federal Reserve may hold interest rates steady.

The holding company behind Sila Group plans to lease then merge with Vimercati, consolidating Italian automotive supply chain capabilities ahead of a deal expected to close early next year.

An analysis published by The Motley Fool argues that companies difficult to categorise into existing industry buckets are frequently the next generation of market leaders, citing Tesla, Nvidia, and Palantir as contemporary examples of this trend.

One-year inflation expectations dipped marginally to 3.6%, while longer-term projections remained unchanged, according to the latest data released on Friday.

Strong performance in the Americas and disciplined operating metrics allow the company to raise earnings guidance, though supply chain headwinds persist.

Mary Daly supports July decision to keep rates at 3.5%-3.75% but cautions that the Federal Reserve must be prepared to act swiftly if price pressures reaccelerate.

The lacklustre July employment figures have triggered a repricing of Federal Reserve interest rate expectations, with traders scaling back bets on further monetary tightening.

Uncertainty persists within Brussels regarding the European Union’s commitment to expansion, complicating accession bids after years of inaction.

Amazon’s Q2 earnings surge and Apple’s pre-report momentum push both giants to all-time highs, though divergent earnings outcomes highlight shifting investor sentiment.

Extended private equity hold periods and rising leverage among private suppliers signal increasing potential for restructurings and bankruptcies across global supply chains.

Rivian Automotive has lifted its full-year delivery guidance to between 65,000 and 70,000 units following a strong second quarter, while securing additional capital from Volkswagen and Uber to support production scaling.

Weak organic sales in the US and a Citi downgrade to 'Neutral' contrast with a forward P/E of 16.3x, offering a margin of safety for income-focused investors.

The move coincides with a broader evolution in the technology sector, though specific details of the restructuring and the new position remain undisclosed.

The Financial Reports that the shake-up has elevated co-founder Sergey Brin’s position while DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis has stepped aside from his previous role.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission announces the creation of a specialized enforcement team to pursue cases involving financial reporting fraud and general misconduct in the accounting and auditing professions.

With core inflation entrenched above 3% and energy costs surging following the resumption of the Iran war, Federal Reserve officials are divided on whether 'tough talk' will suffice to anchor price expectations.

Investors grow wary of returns on massive AI infrastructure outlays, while Chinese competition and financing concerns weigh on memory chip makers and equipment suppliers.

PayPal and Corning shares declined as earnings season gained momentum, with market attention shifting to Big Tech reports from Microsoft, Meta Platforms, Apple, and Amazon.com following a recent downturn triggered by Alphabet and Tesla.

Shares rise 4.2% as company beats second-quarter profit expectations and pledges £400 million UK investment alongside cost-cutting measures.

With AI-related capital expenditure projected to reach $700 billion and bond issuance surging, Fitch warns that a market correction could trigger widespread macroeconomic implications.

Bloomberg consensus forecasts automotive revenue of $44.72 billion and adjusted EBIT of $2.15 billion, but the market focus remains on whether management will raise its full-year earnings outlook following General Motors’ recent move.

Chinese memory chipmaker’s robust initial public offering is viewed as a signal of sustained demand for cheaper computing power, challenging concerns of a market top.

Investors brace for Federal Reserve policy decision and a wave of corporate earnings as concerns over circular financing and Chinese competition overshadow geopolitical easing.

Geopolitical tensions reignite fuel price rallies, forcing major carriers to revise earnings guidance downward while consumers face higher airfares.

The Financial Times reports that funds managed by the Hefei local government have achieved returns of 5,000 per cent following the initial public offering of chipmaker CXMT, marking a significant return on the region’s strategic industrial investments.

The rocket maker’s stock has fallen 30% since its June 2026 debut, raising questions about price stability as supply increases and valuation multiples remain elevated.