Mach Natural Resources LPp ( MNR ) declares $0.64/share quarterly dividend . Payable June 4; for shareholders of record May 21; ex-div May 21. See MNR Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Mach Natural Resources LPp Mach Natural Resources: Wait For A Full Business Cycle Record Mach Natural Resources: NG Pivot Meets AI Power Surge With Double-Digit Yield Mach Natural Resources...
Mach Natural Resources LPp ( MNR ) declares $0.64/share quarterly dividend . Payable June 4; for shareholders of record May 21; ex-div May 21. See MNR Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Mach Natural Resources LPp Mach Natural Resources: Wait For A Full Business Cycle Record Mach Natural Resources: NG Pivot Meets AI Power Surge With Double-Digit Yield Mach Natural Resources LP (MNR) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Mach Natural Resources LPp reports Q1 results Mach Natural Resources LPp Q1 2026 Earnings Preview
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Investment overview I wrote about Zillow Group ( ZG ) previously with a buy rating because the risk-reward setup was attractive. Back then, the ecosystem strategy was working, and valuation was not expensive at all. In this update, I remain bullish on ZG because Q1 showed the business is still taking share and building a deeper monetization model. ZG is n...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Investment overview I wrote about Zillow Group ( ZG ) previously with a buy rating because the risk-reward setup was attractive. Back then, the ecosystem strategy was working, and valuation was not expensive at all. In this update, I remain bullish on ZG because Q1 showed the business is still taking share and building a deeper monetization model. ZG is no longer only a traffic platform tied to housing turnover. The buyer funnel is scaling, and seller tools like Preview and Showcase are expanding the listing-side opportunity, and Rentals is still compounding at a high rate. With the stock now trading at a much lower EBITDA multiple despite no real deterioration in earnings power, I still see attractive upside from here. Q1 2026 earnings recap ZG actually did really well for Q1 2026 . Its revenue grew 18% y/y to $708 million, near the high end of its outlook, and note that this came against a weak backdrop. Per NAR, the residential real estate industry only grew 2% in Q1, and the industry purchase mortgage origination volume is estimated to have declined by ~1% y/y. Moreover, the growth was broad. For Sale revenue grew 12% y/y, and within that, Residential revenue grew 8%, helped by Preferred, Zillow Showcase, agent software tools, and the New Construction marketplace. Mortgage revenue also grew strongly by 56%, driven mainly by a 96% increase in purchase loan origination volume to $1.5 billion. Rentals revenue also grew 42%, with multifamily revenue up 57% y/y. Margins and profits were alright too on a like-for-like basis. Adj. EBITDA came in at $182 million, with a margin of 26%. On a reported basis, that margin was flat y/y, but remember ZG saw a 160bps headwind from incremental legal expenses in Q1. Excluding $11 million of incremental legal costs, adj. EBITDA would have been $193 million and the margin would have been 27%. The core home-buying business kept taking share ZG’s core business is simply doing so well. As you...
Jamieson Wellness ( JWEL:CA ) declares $0.23/share quarterly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 2.71% Payable June 15; for shareholders of record June 1; ex-div June 1. See JWEL:CA Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Jamieson Wellness Jamieson Wellness Inc. (JWEL:CA) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Jamieson Wellness Inc. 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Prese...
Jamieson Wellness ( JWEL:CA ) declares $0.23/share quarterly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 2.71% Payable June 15; for shareholders of record June 1; ex-div June 1. See JWEL:CA Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Jamieson Wellness Jamieson Wellness Inc. (JWEL:CA) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Jamieson Wellness Inc. 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Jamieson Wellness Inc. (JWEL:CA) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Jamieson Wellness reports Q4 results Historical earnings data for Jamieson Wellness
Prosecutors accused Liu Shaoyong of exploiting his senior positions at China Eastern and China Southern aviation groups to secure benefits for others in exchange for illicit payments. Photo: VCG Chinese prosecutors have charged the former chairman of China Eastern Air Holding Co. Ltd. with accepting an “especially huge” amount of bribes, the country’s top procuratorate said Friday. The indictment ...
Prosecutors accused Liu Shaoyong of exploiting his senior positions at China Eastern and China Southern aviation groups to secure benefits for others in exchange for illicit payments. Photo: VCG Chinese prosecutors have charged the former chairman of China Eastern Air Holding Co. Ltd. with accepting an “especially huge” amount of bribes, the country’s top procuratorate said Friday. The indictment marks the downfall of a prominent aviation veteran once celebrated as a corporate troubleshooter who rescued two of the country’s largest state-owned airlines from financial ruin.
Waymo leads with sensors and maps. Wayve bets on pure AI and scale. Both are launching in London—who wins the future of driving? Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie reports (Source: Bloomberg)
Waymo leads with sensors and maps. Wayve bets on pure AI and scale. Both are launching in London—who wins the future of driving? Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie reports (Source: Bloomberg)
Making a deal means the US finding a position that doesn’t threaten the Iranian regime’s survival. The alternative is a prolonged and damaging stalemate After months of war, the US has struggled mightily to compel Iran to restore stable passage through the strait of Hormuz, let alone accept Washington’s core demands – the abandonment of Iran’s nuclear programme, dismantlement of its missile forces...
Making a deal means the US finding a position that doesn’t threaten the Iranian regime’s survival. The alternative is a prolonged and damaging stalemate After months of war, the US has struggled mightily to compel Iran to restore stable passage through the strait of Hormuz, let alone accept Washington’s core demands – the abandonment of Iran’s nuclear programme, dismantlement of its missile forces and cancellation of its regional proxy networks. Iran’s military is badly degraded and its regime disrupted, but as of today it continues to prevent most countries from shipping oil, gas, fertiliser and helium through the strait. The global economy is at risk , Donald Trump’s domestic approval is sliding, Russia is profiting , and US military preparedness – particularly in the Indo-Pacific – is suffering. The US is superior to Iran on every measure of national power that matters. It possesses military forces of overwhelming scale, the world’s largest economy, and the ability to cut nations off from global markets through the power of the dollar. Why has Iran been able to frustrate the US’s designs so thoroughly? Christopher S Chivvis is a senior fellow and director of the American Statecraft Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Continue reading...
Guess the Party challenges players to pin candidates’ politics to their appearances, with guess rates varying wildly Is a bristly grey moustache a telltale sign of a Reform candidate? Is pink hair a giveaway for the Greens? Perhaps a sharp suit is the best telltale for the Tories – or spectacles and a rucksack for Labour? Players of a viral politics game have been finding out that it’s never that ...
Guess the Party challenges players to pin candidates’ politics to their appearances, with guess rates varying wildly Is a bristly grey moustache a telltale sign of a Reform candidate? Is pink hair a giveaway for the Greens? Perhaps a sharp suit is the best telltale for the Tories – or spectacles and a rucksack for Labour? Players of a viral politics game have been finding out that it’s never that simple to judge the colour of a candidate’s rosette just by how they look. The game, invented by Sam Hamill-Stewart, challenges players to look at pictures of local election candidates and guess their party affiliation. Continue reading...
Red Roses are reaping rewards of investment with call for others to follow their lead to increase jeopardy A world record winning streak stretched to 36 matches, no defeats in the Six Nations since 2018 and none at all since the 2022 Rugby World Cup final: England’s dominance of women’s rugby is undeniable but is it bad for the game? Before addressing that question as England prepare for their pen...
Red Roses are reaping rewards of investment with call for others to follow their lead to increase jeopardy A world record winning streak stretched to 36 matches, no defeats in the Six Nations since 2018 and none at all since the 2022 Rugby World Cup final: England’s dominance of women’s rugby is undeniable but is it bad for the game? Before addressing that question as England prepare for their penultimate 2026 Six Nations match against Italy in Parma on Saturday, another needs to be answered – why are the world champions so dominant? The simple answer is the investment made by the Rugby Football Union. Of course the big player pool and talent play a huge part but they have been able to develop professionally since full-time contracts were announced in 2018. Alongside they have invested in marketing, getting sponsorships and gradually building crowds by showcasing the team across the country. Continue reading...
MadamLead/iStock via Getty Images Quarterly review The fund outperformed the Russell 1000 Growth Index during the first quarter that ended March 31, 2026. Security selection within the industrials and health care sectors contributed to performance. Holdings within consumer discretionary and financials detracted from returns. Market review A tale of two markets The first quarter of 2026 unfolded as...
MadamLead/iStock via Getty Images Quarterly review The fund outperformed the Russell 1000 Growth Index during the first quarter that ended March 31, 2026. Security selection within the industrials and health care sectors contributed to performance. Holdings within consumer discretionary and financials detracted from returns. Market review A tale of two markets The first quarter of 2026 unfolded as a tale of two distinct environments, effectively split into prewar and postwar periods. Early in the quarter, markets were anticipating policy stimulus and monetary easing, creating a constructive backdrop for value investors as cyclical stocks performed impressively. This was fueled by wide valuation spreads and optimism for economic growth, with many economists expecting U.S. gross domestic product growth to exceed 3% in 2026. Historically, periods of accelerating economic growth shifts investor preference toward more economically sensitive sectors and stocks with lower valuations. This was the case in the prewar period. The outbreak of war in Iran quickly unwound the prewar optimism. Many cyclical sectors sold off as oil prices spiked and risk appetites deteriorated. Investor positioning pivoted, favoring energy as the clear performer. The inflation picture became clouded as surging energy prices pressured consumer confidence and reduced the outlook for rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Still, not all defensive sectors behaved as expected and the environment challenged traditional playbooks. Industrials held up despite elevated valuations, and this was due in part to their exposure to the build-out of artificial intelligence ( AI ) infrastructure. Technology and other high-growth sectors weakened amid general de-risking, while health care's lackluster performance stood out as a surprise in the postwar “risk off” sentiment. Throughout March, the on-again, off-again events surrounding the Iran war loomed large in the psyche of investors. AI “doomerism” and the “SaaSocalyp...
Shares of Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE) rocketed a jaw-dropping 109.1% in April. It was a monster month for the advanced fuel cell systems maker. Bloom Energy expanded a key partnership and reported robust first-quarter financial results. Here's a closer look at the two catalysts that fueled the epic surge in the hydrogen stock last month. Image source: The Motley Fool. Continue reading
Shares of Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE) rocketed a jaw-dropping 109.1% in April. It was a monster month for the advanced fuel cell systems maker. Bloom Energy expanded a key partnership and reported robust first-quarter financial results. Here's a closer look at the two catalysts that fueled the epic surge in the hydrogen stock last month. Image source: The Motley Fool. Continue reading
It's the biggest day for America's restaurants, and one of the biggest for flower sales. Despite anxieties over rising gas prices, people are ready to splurge to celebrate. (Image credit: Brandon Bell)
It's the biggest day for America's restaurants, and one of the biggest for flower sales. Despite anxieties over rising gas prices, people are ready to splurge to celebrate. (Image credit: Brandon Bell)
Spanish authorities are preparing to receive more than 140 passengers and crew members on board a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship headed for the Canary Islands. (Image credit: Misper Apawu)
Spanish authorities are preparing to receive more than 140 passengers and crew members on board a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship headed for the Canary Islands. (Image credit: Misper Apawu)
US stocks and gold are hurtling toward a fourth year of double-digit gains, rallies so exceptional that there have been few such episodes in history, according to Bank of America Corp. strategists. The S&P 500 is set for an annualized 20% gain while bullion is on track for a 30% rally, said the team led by Michael Hartnett . For stocks, such prolonged, “big stuff” advances only played out in World...
US stocks and gold are hurtling toward a fourth year of double-digit gains, rallies so exceptional that there have been few such episodes in history, according to Bank of America Corp. strategists. The S&P 500 is set for an annualized 20% gain while bullion is on track for a 30% rally, said the team led by Michael Hartnett . For stocks, such prolonged, “big stuff” advances only played out in World War II, the period of peace that followed a few years after that conflict and in the bubble of 1995-1999, they said. Gold’s extended rallies came during the stagflation of the 1970s. Powerful gains in US equities over recent years have been driven mostly by megacap and technology stocks. The latest impulse from the artificial intelligence capex frenzy has pushed the US market higher in a very narrow rally driven by a just a handful of stocks. Now, other areas have started to see stronger gains. For Hartnett and his team, small caps, emerging markets and commodities are “all enjoying bullish secular turning points” thanks to resilience in the US economy. Consensus forecasts now predict the American economy to expand by a nominal 5.5% this year, with earnings growth at 20%. The BofA team tipped material stocks to be the next strong gainers. While this sector accounts for just 2% of the S&P 500, close to 30-year lows, this is set to change. A geopolitical grab for resources, increased military spending, the AI capex boom and efforts to address housing shortages should make materials “the new bull on the block,” they said.
Findings come after third-hottest April on record globally and amid fears of more brutal European summer weather Economic inequality adds more than 100,000 deaths to the vast toll from heat and cold in Europe each year, research has found. Cutting the level of inequality to that of Europe’s most equal region, as measured by the Gini index, would reduce temperature-related mortality by as much as 3...
Findings come after third-hottest April on record globally and amid fears of more brutal European summer weather Economic inequality adds more than 100,000 deaths to the vast toll from heat and cold in Europe each year, research has found. Cutting the level of inequality to that of Europe’s most equal region, as measured by the Gini index, would reduce temperature-related mortality by as much as 30%, equating to 109,866 people, the study found. Continue reading...
wellesenterprises Eastman Kodak Company ( KODK ) stock fell about 15% despite revenue growth, as investors focused on the wider net loss and declining cash balance. Q1 revenue was $265M, up 7% from a year-ago quarter, driven by its Print business, where revenue increased 9%. The company said demand improved for digital printing products, including PROSPER inkjet systems and SONORA process-free pla...
wellesenterprises Eastman Kodak Company ( KODK ) stock fell about 15% despite revenue growth, as investors focused on the wider net loss and declining cash balance. Q1 revenue was $265M, up 7% from a year-ago quarter, driven by its Print business, where revenue increased 9%. The company said demand improved for digital printing products, including PROSPER inkjet systems and SONORA process-free plates. The company posted a GAAP net loss of $16M, compared with a net loss of $7M in the prior-year quarter, while loss per share widened to $0.21 from $0.12. Kodak ( KODK ) ended the quarter with cash and cash equivalents of about $299M, down from $337M at the end of 2025. Gross profit increased 24% to $57M, while operational EBITDA surged to $15M from $2M a year earlier, supported by stronger pricing and growth across its Print and Advanced Materials & Chemicals businesses. Outlook: "As I stated last quarter, and I'll state it again, as we continue to fix the balance sheet, invest in the infrastructure of the business, and focus on key products, our next steps are growth," e xecutive Chairman & CEO James Continenza said. He described ongoing priorities as "strengthening our balance sheet" and "investing in growth products," and said, "our goal is to continue to work on the balance sheet." More on Eastman Kodak Eastman Kodak Company (KODK) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Prepared Remarks Transcript Eastman Kodak Company 2026 Q1 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Eastman Kodak: Signs Of Positivity In 2026E, But Rating Unchanged Kodak signals focus on growth as Q1 revenue rises 7% to $265M and operational EBITDA reaches $15M Eastman Kodak GAAP EPS of -$0.21, revenue of $265M