Eoneren Generac Holdings ( GNRC ) has signed a global supply agreement with a hyperscale data center operator to supply backup power generators for the company's data center infrastructure, it said on Tuesday, sending shares up 7% in early trade. The global supply agreement was awarded following a rigorous qualification process including multiple factory visits, performance and quality system revi...
Eoneren Generac Holdings ( GNRC ) has signed a global supply agreement with a hyperscale data center operator to supply backup power generators for the company's data center infrastructure, it said on Tuesday, sending shares up 7% in early trade. The global supply agreement was awarded following a rigorous qualification process including multiple factory visits, performance and quality system reviews, and audits across Generac's broader vendor base, according to a statement . "This agreement positions Generac at the heart of supporting essential services and the digital economy," said Generac ( GNRC ) CEO Aaron Jagdfeld. "The successful navigation of this approval process solidifies our position as a top-tier supplier of large megawatt backup power generators and reflects the kind of relationship we expect will grow as the digital economy continues to scale." More on Generac Generac Is A Tricky Trade Opportunity After The Positive Quarterly Report Generac Suffers Growing Backup Power Demand - AI Beneficiary At Hefty Price Generac Holdings Inc. (GNRC) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Generac surges as Jefferies upgrades to Buy on AI infrastructure boom Generac outlines 18.5%-19.5% 2026 adjusted EBITDA margin as data center backlog tops $700M
Dividend stocks don't always beat the rest of the stock market. In the past few years, investors have placed a premium on growth stocks, like major tech names and artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. High-yield dividend stocks are often outside of this part of the market. Instead of rapid growth, dividend stocks tend to offer lower volatility and steady income. The best dividend stocks are often i...
Dividend stocks don't always beat the rest of the stock market. In the past few years, investors have placed a premium on growth stocks, like major tech names and artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. High-yield dividend stocks are often outside of this part of the market. Instead of rapid growth, dividend stocks tend to offer lower volatility and steady income. The best dividend stocks are often in slower-growing sectors like energy, pharmaceuticals, and financial services. But so far in 2026, two popular exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on dividend stocks are outperforming the broader S&P 500 index. The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (NYSEMKT: SCHD) has delivered a total return of 19.7% year to date, while the iShares Core High Dividend ETF (NYSEMKT: HDV) has returned 14.1%. Continue reading
Sundry Photography FedEx ( FDX ) has finally completed the spinoff of FedEx Freight ( FDXF ), with shares of the latter trading independently to focus on what each business does best. FedEx ( FDX ) will continue to handle regular packages, online shopping orders, and overnight envelopes, or the everyday stuff that fits in a standard delivery van. FedEx Freight ( FDXF ) will take up the heavy B2B c...
Sundry Photography FedEx ( FDX ) has finally completed the spinoff of FedEx Freight ( FDXF ), with shares of the latter trading independently to focus on what each business does best. FedEx ( FDX ) will continue to handle regular packages, online shopping orders, and overnight envelopes, or the everyday stuff that fits in a standard delivery van. FedEx Freight ( FDXF ) will take up the heavy B2B cargo volumes that require heavy semi-trucks, with the hope that both companies will run more efficiently and unlock more profit potential. Snapshot: The split has investors asking what further value can be utilized, and FedEx Freight ( FDXF ) CEO John Smith was happy to answer those questions in a series of interviews after ringing the NYSE opening bell on Monday. Among them are margin improvements, customer growth, debt paydowns, and new verticals. On the technology front, the focus is on deploying AI machine learning and self-driving capabilities, which have been making waves amid rapid industry change and disruptive market forces. "When you think about the two types of drivers in the LTL (Less-Than-Truckload) business, you have the pickup and delivery driver that will never be replaced by an autonomous vehicle. The other, the line haul, we've been testing that technology for the last couple of years, and the technology is there. We can leave a yard in Dallas, and it navigates to the interstate, to a facility in Houston, and 99.9% of the time, [the safety driver] never touches one thing," Smith declared. The horizon: "However, the regulatory piece is going to be the biggest hurdle. It's nowhere close to being where the general public will allow an 80,000-pound vehicle running 65 miles an hour with no human in the cab... I think the work is going to be in the political arena from here forward. [But] one of the exciting things that's happened with the advancement of this type of technology is the safety improvements that came from this program. Collision avoidance, lane dep...
Tesla Posts Strong Registration Growth Across Europe In May Tesla showed signs of regaining momentum in Europe during May, posting strong registration growth across several major markets, according to Reuters . New registrations climbed to 1,750 vehicles in Denmark (+136%), 1,690 in Spain (+113%), and 858 in Sweden (+71%), based on data released by local industry groups. Reuters writes that the tr...
Tesla Posts Strong Registration Growth Across Europe In May Tesla showed signs of regaining momentum in Europe during May, posting strong registration growth across several major markets, according to Reuters . New registrations climbed to 1,750 vehicles in Denmark (+136%), 1,690 in Spain (+113%), and 858 in Sweden (+71%), based on data released by local industry groups. Reuters writes that the trend extended across the region. Norway recorded 3,345 Tesla registrations, up 29% from a year earlier, while France saw registrations rise to 5,446 vehicles—more than seven times last year's level. The gains come as demand for electrified vehicles continues to strengthen across Europe. Battery-electric, plug-in hybrid, and hybrid vehicles represented more than two-thirds of all new registrations in April, with total electrified vehicle registrations increasing roughly 21%, according to ACEA. Industry observers note that Tesla is benefiting from the overall expansion of the EV market, particularly in Scandinavia, while countries such as Spain are beginning to catch up in adoption. Consumer incentives, emissions-focused policies, and elevated fuel prices are also helping accelerate the shift toward electric mobility. The recent improvement follows a difficult period for Tesla in Europe. The company lost a significant share of the regional market in 2025 as competition intensified—especially from Chinese manufacturers—while a limited refresh cycle and controversy surrounding CEO Elon Musk also weighed on demand. Registration figures from Germany and the UK, Europe's largest auto markets, are still to come. Tyler Durden Tue, 06/02/2026 - 05:45
FabrikaCr Investors who react emotionally during periods of market volatility risk missing some of the stock market’s strongest rebounds, according to analyst Jaden Frazier, Wells Fargo Investment Institute. The data showed the S&P 500 ( SP500 ) repeatedly recovering from major economic and geopolitical shocks over the past decade, including the COVID-19 pandemic, recession fears, tariff announcem...
FabrikaCr Investors who react emotionally during periods of market volatility risk missing some of the stock market’s strongest rebounds, according to analyst Jaden Frazier, Wells Fargo Investment Institute. The data showed the S&P 500 ( SP500 ) repeatedly recovering from major economic and geopolitical shocks over the past decade, including the COVID-19 pandemic, recession fears, tariff announcements, and the Iran conflict. Despite repeated drawdowns tied to those events, the benchmark index continued trending higher over time. Wells Fargo said some of the market’s strongest gains historically occurred during periods of heightened uncertainty, making it difficult for investors attempting to time exits and re-entries into equities. “Markets are forward-looking, so rebounds can happen far quicker and more suddenly than anticipated,” Frazier wrote in the report. The report highlighted several major recoveries over the past two decades. The S&P 500 has risen roughly 976% from the trough of the Global Financial Crisis, 235% from the COVID-19 downturn, and 108% since the Federal Reserve’s 2022 inflation-driven tightening cycle, according to Wells Fargo. Wells Fargo also cited Dalbar data showing the average equity fund investor underperformed the S&P 500 by 5.5% in 2023, which the firm said reflected the long-term cost of emotionally driven investment decisions during periods of market stress and volatility. Here is the chart: Wells Fargo More on markets Since 2004, This Key Investor Indicator Hasn't Been This Low The Multi-Trillion AI Tsunami Sweeping The Market XPAY Vs. SPY: Choosing Between Yield And Capital Appreciation William Blair updates its Conviction List Earnings strength continues driving stocks higher, Oppenheimer says