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It's not a construction equipment name that also offers power-generation solutions anymore. Now it's a power-production business that also sells construction equipment, and is priced like it in the era of AI's growth.
IBM's quantum-security opportunity is real, but the payoff is still unproven. See where spending could emerge, what gives IBM an edge, and what investors need to see before the thesis gets stronger.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s bond-buying announcement is pure theater that overlooks several structural deficiencies that really need to be addressed.
Sale was non-discretionary, triggered by tax withholding obligations tied to restricted stock unit vesting. Yahes retains 678,343 shares valued at $30.52 million.
Eisen maintains ~1.47 million shares worth $124.79 million after the sale, executed under a pre-established Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted in March 2026.
Developed markets outpaced emerging economies over the past year, but both funds may be leaning on the same trade. Here's how to think about fit for your portfolio.
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The chipmaker exited NAND memory in one of the semiconductor industry's biggest asset sales. Nearly six years later, the market has put a price on what it walked away from.
Given their well-established businesses, consistent historical returns, and healthy growth prospects, these five Canadian stocks are ideal for beginners.
Pershing Square's three biggest new stakes are in companies that get paid when somebody else's customer transacts. Together, they were bigger than any single bet in the filing.
