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Pricing discipline and manufacturing shifts may help protect margins even as new pool construction remains depressed.

Factory consolidations are creating near-term margin pressure, but management expects significant productivity gains to emerge in 2027.

Micron's stock is trading at a cheap valuation relative to its sales growth.

Real asset strength and record fundraising drove a strong quarter.

Guidance cut and a $203.3 million impairment weigh on the quarter.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned from the company.

Suncor’s dividend increase needs to be assessed beside cash after investment and a weaker-oil stress test.

Cash burn stayed in guidance while B-TRAN targets AI data centers and EVs.

Foreign exchange losses and slower European ordering shaped the quarter.

Backlog surged, but gross margin fell as production costs climbed.

Record nine-month profits meet a fleet expansion that keeps growing.

SpaceX, Rivian, and Joby Aviation will bounce back if the Fed cuts rates again.

The fallout from Jensen Huang's resignation could send ripples across the industrial sector.

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As Buffett once said, it’s important to be greedy while others are fearful.

Worried about another market decline? Buy Fortis stock for a stable income stream and steady returns over the coming years.

Self-built sites give Nebius control over power, land, and deployment pace, a shift that matters if third-party co-location delays keep pushing revenue timing.

Diesel strength and a store divestiture shaped the quarter's results.

Positive GAAP earnings arrived alongside a Google AI partnership and raised guidance.

Investing in Canada’s top dividend-paying stocks can calm investors’ fear of economic uncertainty.

Enbridge (TSX:ENB) and another top-notch stock worth loading up on for the new year and beyond.

Benefits may end up being 100% payable, but I don't want to take chances.

Hershey trades at a far lower forward P/E than CAVA, yet CAVA's revenue growth is roughly five times faster, forcing a choice between price and momentum.

Teekay's cash grew as spot tanker rates swung sharply this quarter.