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Kinaxis (TSX:KXS) is turning specialized supply chain AI into stronger recurring revenue, new customer wins, and a strong long-term growth outlook.

Mullen’s monthly dividend is convenient, but what really matters is that recent cash flow coverage looks solid.

The community-driven content platform provider reported a notable insider sale as shares declined 26% over the past year.

The company is not slowing down when it comes to the artificial intelligence infrastructure boom.

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Both of these Canadian companies have strong long-term growth potential, making them two top stocks I’d keep ready on my watch list before the next market dip.

Kinaxis is an AI-driven supply-chain software company that’s already profitable, but the stock’s valuation leaves little margin for error.

Strong shipping rates and vessel sales drove $364.4 million net profit.

Leadership transition underway amid softer consumer demand and elevated costs.

Enbridge may lack Suncor’s recent share-price momentum, but its 5.6% yield, diversified infrastructure network, and $41 billion growth backlog make it my preferred energy stock today.

Cloud revenue surged 45% as AI infrastructure investments weighed on profitability.

Revenue grew 20% year over year as losses narrowed and cash flow surged 46%.

EPS surged 26% as bank posts ninth straight quarter of double-digit growth.

Oklo and NuScale Power investors have been crushed in 2026 despite promising growth potential.

A monthly dividend can look comforting, but Pizza Pizza just proved the schedule can’t protect you from a cut.

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It's about to join a notable small-cap stock index.

ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) Chief Financial Officer Gina Mastantuono said the company sees artificial intelligence as an expansion opportunity rather than a source of budget pressure, citing customer demand for AI-enabled workflow automation and the company’s own reported efficiency gains. Speaking with

Affirm (NASDAQ:AFRM) said its fiscal fourth quarter was its most profitable ever, excluding the release of a tax valuation allowance, as the buy now, pay later company pointed to continued momentum in its core business and outlined product, merchant and international expansion priorities. Founder a

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C3.ai is focused on delivering AI software, while Oracle is an AI infrastructure play.

Investors didn't like management's cut in annual net sales guidance.

It's a landmark moment for the company, but the underlying improvements might not be fully visible for a while.

The reports of software's death are greatly exaggerated.