Robert Way/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Alibaba's ( BABA ) latest flagship reasoning AI model, Qwen3-Max-Thinking, outperforms several rivals in multiple benchmarks, the company said. The Qwen family of large language models is developed by the Alibaba Cloud division. "By scaling up model parameters and leveraging substantial computational resources for reinforcement learning, Qwen3-Max-Think...
Robert Way/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Alibaba's ( BABA ) latest flagship reasoning AI model, Qwen3-Max-Thinking, outperforms several rivals in multiple benchmarks, the company said. The Qwen family of large language models is developed by the Alibaba Cloud division. "By scaling up model parameters and leveraging substantial computational resources for reinforcement learning, Qwen3-Max-Thinking achieves significant performance improvements across multiple dimensions, including factual knowledge, complex reasoning, instruction following, alignment with human preferences, and agent capabilities," Alibaba said. "On 19 established benchmarks, it demonstrates performance comparable to leading models such as GPT-5.2-Thinking ( OPENAI ), Claude-Opus-4.5 ( ANTHRO ), and Gemini 3 Pro ( GOOG )( GOOGL )." The new model features two innovations, including adaptive tool-use capabilities that enable on-demand retrieval and code interpreter invocation, and advanced test-time scaling techniques that increase reasoning performance. Alibaba said Qwen3-Max-Thinking with test-time scaling techniques surpassed DeepSeek-V3.2 ( DEEPSEEK ), Claude-Opus-4.5, GPT-5.2, and Gemini-3 Pro in the GPQA Diamond, IMO-AnswerBench, LiveCodeBench, and Humanity's Last Exam benchmarks. More on Alibaba Alibaba: Brace For Dip After Exceptional Price Performance YTD (Rating Downgrade) Alibaba Qwen Upgrade: The Market Can No Longer Ignore This AI Catalyst Alibaba: H200 Provides A Massive Growth Catalyst Nomura boosts its price target on Alibaba due to T-Head IPO potential China informs Alibaba, others to prep for Nvidia H200 orders: report
DKosig In the auto industry, General Motors ( GM ) and Uber Technologies ( UBER ) have both received upgrades, with Seeking Alpha analysts citing improving margin dynamics and attractive risk/reward profiles. Meanwhile, UnitedHealth Group ( UNH ) and Novartis ( NVS ) face downgrades as analysts believe both stocks are now fairly valued following recent price appreciation. Upgrades General Motors C...
DKosig In the auto industry, General Motors ( GM ) and Uber Technologies ( UBER ) have both received upgrades, with Seeking Alpha analysts citing improving margin dynamics and attractive risk/reward profiles. Meanwhile, UnitedHealth Group ( UNH ) and Novartis ( NVS ) face downgrades as analysts believe both stocks are now fairly valued following recent price appreciation. Upgrades General Motors Company ( GM ): Upgrade to Hold by Ken Taylor . The analyst sees GM narrowing its valuation gap with Toyota by targeting an 8-10% adjusted EBIT margin and improved cash flow durability, though he awaits further evidence before moving to a buy rating. “In recent years, GM has effectively improved its cost structure, boosting operating margins and adjusted EBIT. Automotive free cash flow generation has followed...GM has been offsetting tariffs and expects a tailwind in 2026, which must remain when the company reports Q4 earnings.” Uber Technologies ( UBER ): Upgrade to Buy by JR Research . The analyst believes the risk/reward balance now favors Uber as robotaxi disruption is unlikely to materially impact the company’s economics before the decade’s end, with autonomous vehicles projected at only 7.5% market share by 2030. “For Uber, I believe what matters is that the company continues to do what it does best with its fleet aggregation model, while pursuing adjacencies in highly profitable advertising, and also the faster-growing deliveries segment has helped to stem a slowdown in mobility.” Downgrades UnitedHealth Group ( UNH ): Downgrade to Hold by Brett Ashcroft Green . The analyst notes that while the company still has an attractive dividend, valuation analysis suggests the stock is fully valued at current prices with limited upside potential. “UnitedHealthcare is not quite the fundamentally cheap stock it was back in May of 2025. Some of this has to do with price appreciation and some with margin contraction and revisions of forward expectations. … I don’t believe buyers at...
Nike's CEO is a buyer of the company's stock, which is encouraging. When thinking about the great investments of the last 40 years, athletic apparel company Nike (NKE +0.25%) would almost certainly make the list. But Nike shareholders haven't seen an all-time high since 2021, and their shares have lost over 60% of their value since then. Nike stock would seem to be a bargain because the price per ...
Nike's CEO is a buyer of the company's stock, which is encouraging. When thinking about the great investments of the last 40 years, athletic apparel company Nike (NKE +0.25%) would almost certainly make the list. But Nike shareholders haven't seen an all-time high since 2021, and their shares have lost over 60% of their value since then. Nike stock would seem to be a bargain because the price per share has dropped so much. But the stock price alone doesn't actually tell the whole story. After all, if a stock trading at $100 per share was hypothetically worth $20 per share, it would still be overvalued if the price were cut in half. To be sure, the valuation for Nike stock is cheaper than it used to be. Within the last five years, it's traded at a price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of 6, whereas now it has a P/S ratio of 2. That's a lot better. However, is Nike truly a bargain stock now? I don't think so; I think it's valued like a typical shoe stock. To support my opinion, I compare Nike's valuation with the valuations of Deckers and Crocs. Crocs is cheaper and has a significantly higher operating margin, making it the better deal in my view. For its part, Deckers has a higher valuation, but it's growing much faster than Nike, supporting a higher price tag. Therefore, I don't believe investors should be overly excited about the opportunity in Nike stock today -- it looks more fairly valued, not incredibly undervalued. However, even if it's not the steal of the century, Nike stock could still be a good investment today. It simply needs to find growth and boost margins. What Nike needs to do to win for shareholders To be a winning investment, Nike needs to grow its business, which will be a challenge for a company with a market cap of nearly $100 billion already. The first half of its fiscal 2026 ended on Nov. 30, and revenue for this six-month period was only up 1% year over year -- that's not going to be enough. Expand NYSE : NKE Nike Today's Change ( 0.25 %) $ 0.16 Current...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Oct. 17, 2024 at 8:00 a.m. ET CALL PARTICIPANTS Chairman and Chief Executive Officer — Timothy M. Knavish Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer — Vincent J. Morales Director, Investor Relations — Alejandro Lopez TAKEAWAYS Sales -- $4.6 billion for the quarter, with seven of ten businesses reporting organic growth, and one reporting flat results. -- $4.6 b...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Oct. 17, 2024 at 8:00 a.m. ET CALL PARTICIPANTS Chairman and Chief Executive Officer — Timothy M. Knavish Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer — Vincent J. Morales Director, Investor Relations — Alejandro Lopez TAKEAWAYS Sales -- $4.6 billion for the quarter, with seven of ten businesses reporting organic growth, and one reporting flat results. -- $4.6 billion for the quarter, with seven of ten businesses reporting organic growth, and one reporting flat results. Adjusted EPS -- $2.13, up 3%, with a higher year-over-year tax rate reducing the EPS comparison by $0.08, or 4%. -- $2.13, up 3%, with a higher year-over-year tax rate reducing the EPS comparison by $0.08, or 4%. Segment Margin -- Eighth consecutive quarter of segment margin improvement, attributed to favorable business mix and cost efficiency. -- Eighth consecutive quarter of segment margin improvement, attributed to favorable business mix and cost efficiency. Performance Coatings Volume -- Up 2%, led by high single-digit percentage growth in U.S. automotive refinish and record Aerospace Coatings sales, despite a $290 million order backlog. -- Up 2%, led by high single-digit percentage growth in U.S. automotive refinish and record Aerospace Coatings sales, despite a $290 million order backlog. Architectural Coatings Americas and Asia Pacific -- Sustained growth, with particular strength in the professional contractor channel in the U.S. and Canada, and robust performance from the Mexican concessionaire network. -- Sustained growth, with particular strength in the professional contractor channel in the U.S. and Canada, and robust performance from the Mexican concessionaire network. Architectural Coatings Europe -- Organic sales flat, marking improvement from several quarters of declines, with growth in Central and Eastern Europe offsetting Western Europe volume drops. -- Organic sales flat, marking improvement from several quarters of declines, with growth in Centr...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Tuesday, October 29, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. ET Call participants Chief Executive Officer — Joanna Geraghty President — Marty St. George Chief Financial Officer — Ursula Hurley Takeaways Operating margin -- Improved by 5 points year over year and versus initial expectations. -- Improved by 5 points year over year and versus initial expectations. Net Promoter Score -- Incr...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Tuesday, October 29, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. ET Call participants Chief Executive Officer — Joanna Geraghty President — Marty St. George Chief Financial Officer — Ursula Hurley Takeaways Operating margin -- Improved by 5 points year over year and versus initial expectations. -- Improved by 5 points year over year and versus initial expectations. Net Promoter Score -- Increased by double digits year over year, supported by operational reliability gains. -- Increased by double digits year over year, supported by operational reliability gains. Operational performance -- A14 (on-time arrival within 14 minutes) improved by over 12 points and completion factor rose nearly two points year over year. -- A14 (on-time arrival within 14 minutes) improved by over 12 points and completion factor rose nearly two points year over year. Revenue initiatives -- $275 million revenue realized of the targeted $300 million for the year, with policy changes exceeding expectations. -- $275 million revenue realized of the targeted $300 million for the year, with policy changes exceeding expectations. Premium offerings -- Products including even more space and Mint achieved double-digit year-over-year revenue growth. -- Products including even more space and Mint achieved double-digit year-over-year revenue growth. CASM ex-fuel (Cost per Available Seat Mile excluding fuel) -- Up 4.8%, outperforming initial guidance range of up 6%-8% due to operational improvements and expense timing shifts. -- Up 4.8%, outperforming initial guidance range of up 6%-8% due to operational improvements and expense timing shifts. Structural cost program -- $24 million in Q3 savings and $169 million in year-to-date savings. -- $24 million in Q3 savings and $169 million in year-to-date savings. Debt and liquidity -- Raised $3.2 billion in secured debt plus $460 million in new convertibles, ending with $4.1 billion total liquidity, excluding a $600 million revolver. -- Raised $3.2 billion i...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Oct. 22, 2024 at 9 a.m. ET Call participants Chief Executive Officer — Andrew Schlossberg Chief Financial Officer — Allison Dukes Managing Director, Investor Relations — Gregory Ketron Need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email [email protected] Takeaways Total assets under management (AUM) -- $1.8 trillion, representing a 5% increase sequentially and a 21% incre...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Oct. 22, 2024 at 9 a.m. ET Call participants Chief Executive Officer — Andrew Schlossberg Chief Financial Officer — Allison Dukes Managing Director, Investor Relations — Gregory Ketron Need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email [email protected] Takeaways Total assets under management (AUM) -- $1.8 trillion, representing a 5% increase sequentially and a 21% increase year over year, marking a record high for Invesco IVZ +0.79% ) -- $1.8 trillion, representing a 5% increase sequentially and a 21% increase year over year, marking a record high for Net long-term inflows -- $16.5 billion, equivalent to a 5.2% annualized organic growth rate, with all three regions—Asia Pacific (9%), EMEA (5%), and Americas (4%)—posting positive long-term organic flow growth. -- $16.5 billion, equivalent to a 5.2% annualized organic growth rate, with all three regions—Asia Pacific (9%), EMEA (5%), and Americas (4%)—posting positive long-term organic flow growth. ETF platform inflows -- $17.7 billion in organic long-term inflows for ETFs, or 16% annualized growth, one of the highest quarters historically, with the U.S. market led by factor-based equity strategies, the equity NASDAQ Innovation Suite, and fixed income BulletShares. -- $17.7 billion in organic long-term inflows for ETFs, or 16% annualized growth, one of the highest quarters historically, with the U.S. market led by factor-based equity strategies, the equity NASDAQ Innovation Suite, and fixed income BulletShares. Fundamental fixed income inflows -- Nearly $6 billion in net long-term inflows for fundamental fixed income, representing an 8% annualized organic growth rate, three times the previous quarter's flow volume; 70% of these flows were institutional. -- Nearly $6 billion in net long-term inflows for fundamental fixed income, representing an 8% annualized organic growth rate, three times the previous quarter's flow volume; 70% of these flows were institutional. Private real estate net infl...
Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The trial in California Superior Court is a test case for thousands of other lawsuits seeking damages for social media harms. WASHINGTON - Meta Platforms, TikTok and YouTube will face courtroom scrutiny this week over allegations that their platforms are fueling a youth mental health crisis, as the national debate about kids’ screen time en...
Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The trial in California Superior Court is a test case for thousands of other lawsuits seeking damages for social media harms. WASHINGTON - Meta Platforms, TikTok and YouTube will face courtroom scrutiny this week over allegations that their platforms are fueling a youth mental health crisis, as the national debate about kids’ screen time enters a new phase. The trial in California Superior Court, Los Angeles County is a test case for thousands of other lawsuits seeking damages for social media harms, in a legal onslaught that could erode Big Tech’s longstanding legal defence. The plaintiff is a 19-year-old woman from California, identified as K.G.M., who says she became addicted to the companies’ platforms at a young age because of their attention-grabbing design, according to court filings. She alleges the apps fuelled her depression and suicidal thoughts and is seeking to hold the companies liable. Jury selection in the case begins on Jan 27. Her lawsuit is the first of several cases expected to go to trial in 2026 that centre on what the plaintiffs call “social media addiction” among children. It will be the first time the tech giants must defend themselves at trial over alleged harm caused by their products, the plaintiff’s attorney Matthew Bergman said. A factor in the case is a federal law that largely exempts platforms such as Instagram and TikTok from legal liability for the material their users post. The tech companies have argued the law shields them in K.G.M.’s case. A verdict against the social media companies would put a crack in that defence, which has protected them from lawsuits for decades. It would show that juries are willing to hold the platforms themselves liable. The issue is likely to reach the Supreme Court, whether through K.G.M.’s case or another, Mr Bergman said. “We are writing on a legal tabula rasa,” he told Reuters. CEO of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, is expected to take the witness s...
Key Takeaways Shares of CoreWeave soared on Monday after the cloud provider expanded its partnership with AI chip giant Nvidia. CoreWeave was one of the stocks hit hardest by concerns about an AI bubble last year, when investors intensely scrutinized how companies are financing the data center boom. Shares of CoreWeave jumped on Monday after the cloud computing company extended its partnership wit...
Key Takeaways Shares of CoreWeave soared on Monday after the cloud provider expanded its partnership with AI chip giant Nvidia. CoreWeave was one of the stocks hit hardest by concerns about an AI bubble last year, when investors intensely scrutinized how companies are financing the data center boom. Shares of CoreWeave jumped on Monday after the cloud computing company extended its partnership with Nvidia, a tie-up that last year helped fuel Wall Street's AI bubble debate. The companies on Monday announced they had expanded their partnership to accelerate CoreWeave’s development of AI data centers operating on Nvidia’s technology stack. Nvidia, which invested $250 million in CoreWeave during its IPO last March, agreed to invest an additional $2 billion in the company as part of the deal. CoreWeave agreed to deploy Nvidia's latest products, including storage systems and a new central processing unit. Coreweave (CRWV) shares were up 8% in recent trading, leading a relatively broad AI rally. Nvidia (NVDA) shares were down slightly. Why This Is Important CoreWeave's partnership with Nvidia has raised red flags for many investors worried that tech companies are overestimating future AI demand and, thus, will struggle to recoup their massive investments in the technology. Those concerns appear to have abated somewhat as CoreWeave shares have rallied to start 2026. CoreWeave stock has had a good start to the year, rising 40% since the start of the year as of mid-day Monday. The stock has regained some of the ground lost when AI bubble concerns weighed on tech stocks in the final months of 2025. AI stocks slumped late last year as investors debated whether tech giants were spending too much, too fast on AI infrastructure with uncertain commercial prospects. That debate reached a new pitch last year when tech giants increased their reliance on capital markets to fund the AI infrastructure buildout that, up to that point, was mostly covered by cash flows. CoreWeave, a so-call...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Wednesday, October 16, 2024 at 8:00 a.m. ET CALL PARTICIPANTS President & Chief Executive Officer — Brian D. Doubles Senior Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer — Brian D. Wenzel Senior Vice President, Investor Relations — Kathryn Miller TAKEAWAYS Net Earnings -- $789 million, reported as $1.94 per diluted share. -- $789 million, reported as $1.94 per d...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Wednesday, October 16, 2024 at 8:00 a.m. ET CALL PARTICIPANTS President & Chief Executive Officer — Brian D. Doubles Senior Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer — Brian D. Wenzel Senior Vice President, Investor Relations — Kathryn Miller TAKEAWAYS Net Earnings -- $789 million, reported as $1.94 per diluted share. -- $789 million, reported as $1.94 per diluted share. Return on Average Assets -- 2.6% for the quarter. -- 2.6% for the quarter. Return on Tangible Common Equity -- 24.3% during the period. -- 24.3% during the period. Purchase Volume -- $45 billion, with platform-level purchase volume growth ranging between down 3% and down 7% year over year; dual and co-branded cards accounted for 43% of purchase volume and declined 2% year over year. -- $45 billion, with platform-level purchase volume growth ranging between down 3% and down 7% year over year; dual and co-branded cards accounted for 43% of purchase volume and declined 2% year over year. Receivables Growth -- Ending receivables increased 4%, with platform growth between 3% and 10%, driven by payment rate moderation. -- Ending receivables increased 4%, with platform growth between 3% and 10%, driven by payment rate moderation. New Accounts -- 4.7 million added, as both new account and purchase volume growth were affected by consumer spend pullback and Synchrony Financial SYF +0.39% ) -- 4.7 million added, as both new account and purchase volume growth were affected by consumer spend pullback and Net Revenue -- Increased 10% to $3.8 billion, attributed to higher interest and fees, lower Risk Sharing Agreements (RSAs), and increased other income. -- Increased 10% to $3.8 billion, attributed to higher interest and fees, lower Risk Sharing Agreements (RSAs), and increased other income. Net Interest Income -- Grew 6% to $4.6 billion due to average loan receivable growth and a 30 basis point increase in loan receivable yield, driven by product, pricing, and policy chang...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Jan. 26, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. ET Call participants Chairman and Chief Executive Officer — Mark Millett Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer — Theresa Wagler President and Chief Operating Officer — Barry Schneider Need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email [email protected] Takeaways Record annual steel shipments -- 13.7 million tons shipped, establi...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Jan. 26, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. ET Call participants Chairman and Chief Executive Officer — Mark Millett Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer — Theresa Wagler President and Chief Operating Officer — Barry Schneider Need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email [email protected] Takeaways Record annual steel shipments -- 13.7 million tons shipped, establishing a new company high. -- 13.7 million tons shipped, establishing a new company high. Full-year operating income -- $1.5 billion reported, with net income of $1.2 billion or $7.99 per diluted share. -- $1.5 billion reported, with net income of $1.2 billion or $7.99 per diluted share. Fiscal fourth quarter revenue (period ended Dec. 31, 2025) -- $4.4 billion achieved, with net income of $266 million or $1.82 per diluted share. -- $4.4 billion achieved, with net income of $266 million or $1.82 per diluted share. Liquidity -- Over $2.2 billion at year-end, underpinned by $1.4 billion in cash flow from operations. -- Over $2.2 billion at year-end, underpinned by $1.4 billion in cash flow from operations. Capital investments -- $948 million invested in 2025, with 2026 capital investments projected at $600 million. -- $948 million invested in 2025, with 2026 capital investments projected at $600 million. Share repurchases -- $900 million worth of common stock repurchased in 2025, representing over 4% of outstanding shares, with $81 million remaining authorized at year-end. -- $900 million worth of common stock repurchased in 2025, representing over 4% of outstanding shares, with $81 million remaining authorized at year-end. Adjusted EBITDA -- $2.2 billion for the year as highlighted by management. -- $2.2 billion for the year as highlighted by management. Record operating income, metals recycling -- $97 million in 2025, nearly 30% higher than 2024 due to improved pricing, volume, and operating efficiencies. -- $97 million in 2025, nearly 30% higher than 2024 due to improved pr...
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natatravel/iStock via Getty Images Precious metals glittered in 2025 as prices of the four metals trading on the CME’s COMEX and NYMEX divisions posted extraordinary gains. Gold ( XAUUSD:CUR ) had been making new record highs for years after eclipsing $875 per ounce in 2008. After bullish key reversal formations in Q2 2025, silver ( XAGUSD:CUR ), platinum ( XPTUSD:CUR ), and palladium ( XPDUSD:CUR...
natatravel/iStock via Getty Images Precious metals glittered in 2025 as prices of the four metals trading on the CME’s COMEX and NYMEX divisions posted extraordinary gains. Gold ( XAUUSD:CUR ) had been making new record highs for years after eclipsing $875 per ounce in 2008. After bullish key reversal formations in Q2 2025, silver ( XAGUSD:CUR ), platinum ( XPTUSD:CUR ), and palladium ( XPDUSD:CUR ) joined gold’s parabolic rally. Trends are always a trader’s or investor’s best friend, and as the precious metals sector moved into 2026, it remained more than bullish. The abrdn Physical Precious Metals Basket Shares ETF ( GLTR ) holds physical gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. A bullish 2025 for the four leading precious metals Gold, silver, platinum, and palladium are the four precious metals trading on the CME’s COMEX and NYMEX divisions. The four metals posted extraordinary returns in the year that ended on December 31, 2025: At $4,341.10, gold rose 64.37%. At $70.603, silver rallied 141.44%. At $2,034.50, platinum rose 127.57%. At $1,651.40, palladium moved 81.51% to the upside. Silver was the sector leader on a percentage basis, but all four precious metals posted explosive gains and moved into 2026 after gold, silver, and platinum futures reached record highs in December. Gold and silver - New highs Gold posted its ninth consecutive quarterly record high in Q4 2025. Quarterly COMEX Gold Futures Chart (Barchart) The quarterly chart highlights the COMEX gold futures’ ascent that took the price to a record high of $4,584.00 per ounce in late December 2025. Gold closed 2025 just below its all-time peak. Gold rose to its 10th consecutive record high in early Q1 2026, surpassing $5,000 per ounce. While gold exploded in 2025, silver’s rally was even more dramatic. Quarterly COMEX Silver Futures Chart (Barchart) The quarterly chart highlights the COMEX silver futures’ incredible rally that took the price to a record high of $69.525 per ounce in late December 2025. S...
Amazon.com stock could be poised for a much-needed boost, according to one Roth Capital analyst, who expects margins to improve, AWS to grow, and retail performance to strengthen with artificial intelligence. Rohit Kulkarni raised his price target on Amazon stock to $295 from $270, which implies a 23% increase from the stock’s previous closing price of $239.16. Kulkarni also maintained a Buy ratin...
Amazon.com stock could be poised for a much-needed boost, according to one Roth Capital analyst, who expects margins to improve, AWS to grow, and retail performance to strengthen with artificial intelligence. Rohit Kulkarni raised his price target on Amazon stock to $295 from $270, which implies a 23% increase from the stock’s previous closing price of $239.16. Kulkarni also maintained a Buy rating on the stock and wrote in a research note on Monday that Amazon is his top mega cap pick for 2026.
"Bloomberg ETF IQ" focuses on the opportunities, risks and current trends tied to the trillions of dollars in the global exchange traded funds industry. Today's guests: Strategas ETF Strategist Todd Sohn and Cyber Hornet ETFs CEO & Co-Founder Michael Willis. (Source: Bloomberg)
"Bloomberg ETF IQ" focuses on the opportunities, risks and current trends tied to the trillions of dollars in the global exchange traded funds industry. Today's guests: Strategas ETF Strategist Todd Sohn and Cyber Hornet ETFs CEO & Co-Founder Michael Willis. (Source: Bloomberg)