FrontView REIT ( FVR ) declares $0.16/share quarterly dividend , -25.6% decrease from prior dividend of $0.21. Forward yield 3.88% Payable March 13; for shareholders of record March 6; ex-div March 6. See FVR Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on FrontView REIT Top 10 small-cap stocks with highest dividend growth grade Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on FrontView REIT Historical...
FrontView REIT ( FVR ) declares $0.16/share quarterly dividend , -25.6% decrease from prior dividend of $0.21. Forward yield 3.88% Payable March 13; for shareholders of record March 6; ex-div March 6. See FVR Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on FrontView REIT Top 10 small-cap stocks with highest dividend growth grade Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on FrontView REIT Historical earnings data for FrontView REIT Dividend scorecard for FrontView REIT Financial information for FrontView REIT
(RTTNews) - Luxury car maker Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc (ARGGY, AMGDF, AML.L) reported Wednesday wider loss in its fourth quarter, hurt by lower revenues and volumes. Further, the firm projects improved adjusted margin and flat volume in fiscal 2026.
(RTTNews) - Luxury car maker Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc (ARGGY, AMGDF, AML.L) reported Wednesday wider loss in its fourth quarter, hurt by lower revenues and volumes. Further, the firm projects improved adjusted margin and flat volume in fiscal 2026.
(RTTNews) - Worldline (WLN.PA) announced the proposed sale of its Indian payment activities to BillDesk. Enterprise value is approximately 37 million euros, and estimated equity value at closing is approximately 60 million euros. Also, Worldline will be entering into a long-term
(RTTNews) - Worldline (WLN.PA) announced the proposed sale of its Indian payment activities to BillDesk. Enterprise value is approximately 37 million euros, and estimated equity value at closing is approximately 60 million euros. Also, Worldline will be entering into a long-term
Earnings Call Insights: CeriBell, Inc. (CBLL) Q4 2025 Management View Xingjuan Chao, Co-Founder, President, CEO & Director, stated that "2025 was an outstanding year for Ceribell as we further penetrated our core seizure market while significantly expanding our total addressable market, which we believe has grown from $2 billion to over $3.5 billion." She highlighted $24.8 million in fourth quarte...
Earnings Call Insights: CeriBell, Inc. (CBLL) Q4 2025 Management View Xingjuan Chao, Co-Founder, President, CEO & Director, stated that "2025 was an outstanding year for Ceribell as we further penetrated our core seizure market while significantly expanding our total addressable market, which we believe has grown from $2 billion to over $3.5 billion." She highlighted $24.8 million in fourth quarter revenue, up 34% over last year, and $89.1 million for the full year, a 36% increase. Gross margins were reported at 87% for Q4 and 88% for the full year. CEO Chao detailed expansion to 647 active accounts by year-end, with 32 net new accounts in Q4 and 118 over the year. The company expanded its commercial infrastructure from 35 to 55 territories, secured FedRAMP high authorization unlocking VA hospital access, and achieved FDA clearance for seizure detection in neonate and pediatric patients, expanding the core market by approximately $400 million. Chao emphasized the FDA 510(k) clearance for the delirium algorithm and FDA breakthrough device designation for LVO stroke monitoring. She said, "We believe these accomplishments have nearly doubled the size of our total addressable market, which we now estimate at $3.5 billion." Scott Blumberg, Chief Financial Officer, reported, "Total revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025 was $24.8 million, which is a 34% increase from $18.5 million in the fourth quarter of 2024." He noted product revenue of $18.8 million and subscription revenue of $6.0 million for Q4, with a full-year gross margin of 88%. Outlook The company expects full year 2026 total revenue to be in the range of $111 million to $115 million, representing annual growth of 25% to 29% over 2025. Blumberg stated, "We currently expect to proceed with the full launch of our neonate and pediatric products in Q2 of this year." The company anticipates modest revenue contributions from these launches in 2026, with more meaningful impact expected in 2027 and beyond. Gross margin...
Solaris Oilfield Infrastructure ( SEI ) declares $0.12/share quarterly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 0.9% Payable March 20; for shareholders of record March 10; ex-div March 10. The company has now announced a dividend of $0.12 for ten consecutive quarters. See SEI Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Solaris Oilfield Infrastructure Solaris Energy: Now Exec...
Solaris Oilfield Infrastructure ( SEI ) declares $0.12/share quarterly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 0.9% Payable March 20; for shareholders of record March 10; ex-div March 10. The company has now announced a dividend of $0.12 for ten consecutive quarters. See SEI Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Solaris Oilfield Infrastructure Solaris Energy: Now Execution Decides Everything Solaris Energy Infrastructure: Compelling Business, Execution Risk Keeps It A Hold Solaris Oilfield Infrastructure Q4 2025 Earnings Preview Solaris Energy surges on AI data center power deal with Hatchbo Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Solaris Oilfield Infrastructure
The S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) , Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) , and Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI) dropped sharply on Monday as investors contemplated a report from Citrini Research about how artificial intelligence could reshape the economy . In recent months, investors have become increasingly concerned that AI code generation tools will disrupt the software industry. The...
The S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) , Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) , and Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI) dropped sharply on Monday as investors contemplated a report from Citrini Research about how artificial intelligence could reshape the economy . In recent months, investors have become increasingly concerned that AI code generation tools will disrupt the software industry. The Citrini report extended that anxiety to multiple industries by describing a doomsday scenario in which autonomous machines bring about an economic disaster. While the work is mostly fiction and intended to be through-provoking, it clearly struck a nerve on Wall Street. Here are the important details. Continue reading
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on China to make the shift to a consumption-led growth model an “overarching priority”, while urging the country to curb what it called “unwarranted industrial policy” amid mounting external imbalances. The IMF staff’s recommendations, issued ahead of Beijing’s annual parliamentary meetings, joined increasingly loud calls for economic rebalancing, p...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on China to make the shift to a consumption-led growth model an “overarching priority”, while urging the country to curb what it called “unwarranted industrial policy” amid mounting external imbalances. The IMF staff’s recommendations, issued ahead of Beijing’s annual parliamentary meetings, joined increasingly loud calls for economic rebalancing, particularly after China’s record trade surplus last year deepened global concerns. “China needs to...
Diageo on Wednesday said it was cutting its dividend in half as it reduced its sales outlook, citing American consumer reluctance to spend due to affordability concerns.
Diageo on Wednesday said it was cutting its dividend in half as it reduced its sales outlook, citing American consumer reluctance to spend due to affordability concerns.
Arla Foods Amba , Northern Europe’s largest dairy company, will make its biggest investment ever, spending about €300 million ($350 million) to expand cheese production. The Danish cooperative will build a new dairy plant at its existing site in Gotene, Sweden, according to a statement on Wednesday. Once operational in 2030, the facility will process about 1 billion kilograms (2.2 billion pounds) ...
Arla Foods Amba , Northern Europe’s largest dairy company, will make its biggest investment ever, spending about €300 million ($350 million) to expand cheese production. The Danish cooperative will build a new dairy plant at its existing site in Gotene, Sweden, according to a statement on Wednesday. Once operational in 2030, the facility will process about 1 billion kilograms (2.2 billion pounds) of milk per year — roughly double its current volume. The move comes amid booming demand for protein and whey, a byproduct of cheese production. Arla said earlier this month that revenue is expected to decline this year as dairy prices fall. Still, the farmer-owned cooperative, which has 7,600 members across Europe, expects lower prices to encourage consumers to trade up to premium branded products, a category it estimates could grow by as much as 3%. The new production will focus on Arla’s Household cheese, one of its most popular brands in Sweden. The company said the investment will also make Sweden less reliant on cheese imports, raising the country’s self-sufficiency ratio to about 47% from 37%.
Robert Way/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Amer Sports, Inc. ( AS ) reported blowout Q4 results as Arc’teryx and Salomon continued to shine, but the market still reacted negatively—an increased valuation has already put massive expectations on the two brands, stalling stock momentum. I believe that a slowing 2026 guidance and Arc’teryx’s trends underneath suggest that investors should have cauti...
Robert Way/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Amer Sports, Inc. ( AS ) reported blowout Q4 results as Arc’teryx and Salomon continued to shine, but the market still reacted negatively—an increased valuation has already put massive expectations on the two brands, stalling stock momentum. I believe that a slowing 2026 guidance and Arc’teryx’s trends underneath suggest that investors should have caution going forward. I maintained a Hold rating in my previous August 2025 article on the stock, titled “ Amer Sports Q2: Salomon Enters Rapid Growth Mode.” The stock has since returned 4%, nearly on par with the S&P 500’s 8% return. My Rating History on AS (Seeking Alpha) Amer Reported Great Q4 Growth Amer again reported blowout results for the holiday season quarter. Revenues and the adjusted EPS both beat Wall Street’s consensus estimates by a clear margin. The $107 million topline beat was Amer’s largest since the company was listed on NYSE in early 2024, while the EPS beat was more modest. Sales grew by 26% in constant currency to $2.10 billion; growth stayed consistent from previous quarters in 2025. By segment, Technical Apparel showed 34% growth to $1.00 billion and Outdoor Performance showed 29% growth to $764 million, reflecting Arc’teryx’s and Salomon’s brand growth, respectively. While Ball & Racquet Sports grew the slowest, the segment also saw a great 14% increase in revenues to $337 million. Direct-to-consumer sales grew by 38%, while wholesale revenues grew by 18%. Amer has continued to open new stores, especially in China, fueling an increasing mix of direct-to-consumer sales. The total store count ended up at 703 at the end of 2025, up by 39% from 2024. Author's Illustration Using AS's Filings The adjusted gross margin improved by 140 basis points to 57.8%. Amer has been able to maintain great pricing power, more than offsetting U.S. tariff pressure. Great brand relevance, enabling strong full-price sales, and an increasing direct-to-consumer mix continue to ...
Maximusnd/iStock via Getty Images Market Review The municipal bond market extended its rally in the fourth quarter, outperforming U.S. Treasuries and corporate bonds, supported by relatively favorable technicals and two additional 25 bp Fed rate cuts. Despite two consecutive quarters of strength, municipal bonds trailed other fixed income sectors for the full year. On the supply side, new issuance...
Maximusnd/iStock via Getty Images Market Review The municipal bond market extended its rally in the fourth quarter, outperforming U.S. Treasuries and corporate bonds, supported by relatively favorable technicals and two additional 25 bp Fed rate cuts. Despite two consecutive quarters of strength, municipal bonds trailed other fixed income sectors for the full year. On the supply side, new issuance accelerated in November and December after a soft October, bringing total 4Q25 issuance to $141 billion, up 12.5% from 4Q24, according to the Bond Buyer. Full-year supply set another new annual record of $580 billion, up 12.9% year over year, driven in part by front-running tax policy uncertainties, higher cost of capital expenditure due to higher inflation, and waning of pandemic-related funds. Taxable municipal issuance remained low at $33 billion in 2025, down 12.4% year over year. In 4Q25, investor demand remained robust and municipal funds saw strong inflows, especially into municipal ETFs. Per Investment Company Institute data, municipal open-ended mutual funds had net inflows of $13 billion, while ETFs gained $45 billion for the whole year 2025. During the fourth quarter, the municipal yield curve twisted flatter, with yields from two- to five-year maturities increasing 8 to 19 bps, while yields from ten-to-thirty years decreased 8 to 27 bps. To the contrary, the treasury yield curve twisted steeper, with yields from one-to-three-year maturities decreasing 1 to 14 bps, while yields from five-to-thirty years increased 5 to 14 bps. As a result, the Muni-Treasury ratio, a key gauge of relative value, cheapened in the short 2-5-year maturity range while richening in the 10-30-year part. The 2-year AAA Muni-to-Treasury ratio increased to 70% from 62%, while the 10-year ratio decreased to 65% from 70% and the 30Y ratio decreased to 85% from 89%, which were at richer side of fair value. In 4Q25, shorter duration municipal bonds underperformed their intermediate and longer ...