Berkshire Hathaway added stakes in Delta and Macy's during Greg Abel's first quarter as CEO of the conglomerate, while eliminating holdings in Amazon and other major companies.
Berkshire Hathaway added stakes in Delta and Macy's during Greg Abel's first quarter as CEO of the conglomerate, while eliminating holdings in Amazon and other major companies.
Explore the exciting world of The TJX Companies (NYSE: TJX) with our contributing expert analysts in this Motley Fool Scoreboard episode. Check out the video below to gain valuable insights into market trends and potential investment opportunities!*Stock prices used were the pric
Explore the exciting world of The TJX Companies (NYSE: TJX) with our contributing expert analysts in this Motley Fool Scoreboard episode. Check out the video below to gain valuable insights into market trends and potential investment opportunities!*Stock prices used were the pric
Alphabet issued a record ¥576.5 billion (about $3.6b) yen-denominated corporate bond, the largest ever by a foreign company in Japan. The sale is Alphabet's first yen bond and is aimed at funding AI infrastructure, including cloud and datacenter capacity. This deal is part of a wider funding push that has seen Alphabet raise close to $60b in global debt markets for AI spending. Wall Street is incr...
Alphabet issued a record ¥576.5 billion (about $3.6b) yen-denominated corporate bond, the largest ever by a foreign company in Japan. The sale is Alphabet's first yen bond and is aimed at funding AI infrastructure, including cloud and datacenter capacity. This deal is part of a wider funding push that has seen Alphabet raise close to $60b in global debt markets for AI spending. Wall Street is increasingly focused on the scale of AI related borrowing by large tech companies and its impact on...
Eaton (NYSE:ETN) plans to fully spin off its Mobility division, repositioning the company as a focused electrical and aerospace business. The company is committing major U.S. manufacturing investments aimed at power systems for AI data centers. Eaton has announced partnerships, including with NVIDIA, to launch advanced AI power platforms. Eaton, trading at $399.44, has seen its stock rise 22.0% ye...
Eaton (NYSE:ETN) plans to fully spin off its Mobility division, repositioning the company as a focused electrical and aerospace business. The company is committing major U.S. manufacturing investments aimed at power systems for AI data centers. Eaton has announced partnerships, including with NVIDIA, to launch advanced AI power platforms. Eaton, trading at $399.44, has seen its stock rise 22.0% year to date and 201.6% over the past 5 years. Those returns frame a company that is already...
Hong Kong narrowly escaped the worst of Super Typhoon Ragasa last year when it passed within 100km rather than making a direct hit. The city weathered the storm. But the damage caused by the typhoon, with winds reaching 220km an hour at its centre, was significant. There were storm surges and floods. More than 100 people were injured and over 1,200 trees felled. The typhoon, which prompted Observa...
Hong Kong narrowly escaped the worst of Super Typhoon Ragasa last year when it passed within 100km rather than making a direct hit. The city weathered the storm. But the damage caused by the typhoon, with winds reaching 220km an hour at its centre, was significant. There were storm surges and floods. More than 100 people were injured and over 1,200 trees felled. The typhoon, which prompted Observatory to issue the No 10 signal, brought the city to a standstill for nearly two days and costs were...
Woke Judge Admits "Taking A Chance" On Violent Criminal... Who Then Went On Shooting Spree Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, A Massachusetts judge openly confessed in court that she knew she was rolling the dice by giving a light sentence to a career criminal with a 20-year rap sheet packed with violence, guns, and assault convictions. She did it anyway. Now Tyler Brown is back in custo...
Woke Judge Admits "Taking A Chance" On Violent Criminal... Who Then Went On Shooting Spree Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, A Massachusetts judge openly confessed in court that she knew she was rolling the dice by giving a light sentence to a career criminal with a 20-year rap sheet packed with violence, guns, and assault convictions. She did it anyway. Now Tyler Brown is back in custody after opening fire with 50 to 60 rounds on a busy Cambridge roadway, critically injuring two innocent drivers. The shocking audio, released this week, comes straight from Brown’s 2020 sentencing hearing after he fired 13 rounds at Boston police officers. Prosecutors had pushed for 10 to 12 years behind bars. The judge gave him just five. He walked out on parole in March 2025. In the newly surfaced clip shared on X, the judge tells Brown directly: “I do realize I’m kind of taking a chance on you — when people stand up, police, experienced police officers, experienced probation officers, and they tell me this guy is a danger to the community.” She went on to acknowledge she could not predict the future but was still willing to release him, saying she hoped her “intuitions” would prove correct and that Brown would not “endanger other peoples’ lives as you have in the past.” NEW audio from the judge who released Cambridge gunman Tyler Brown 🚨 This audio is INSANE. The judge says she has been advised by experienced officers how dangerous he is but she’s ignoring them In 2020, Tyler Brown fired on police officers and only got 5 years. He has a 20… pic.twitter.com/sOlw4IghHP — Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) May 15, 2026 Brown’s record at the time already spanned two decades and included violence against both police and civilians, firearms offenses, drugs, assault with a dangerous weapon, a 2014 stabbing, and an armed robbery in Michigan. He was on probation when he shot at officers in 2020. Yet the judge — identified as Janet Sanders — chose leniency over the unanimous warn...
Sansert Sangsakawrat/iStock via Getty Images Introduction Globant S.A. ( GLOB ) and the IT consultant service sector, including Accenture ( ACN ) and Endava ( DAVA ), have been brutally de-rated, far worse than I imagined, as growth slowed to a crawl and AI threatened its existence. However, two factors are beginning to evolve that may stabilize valuation and lead to partial recuperation. Globant’...
Sansert Sangsakawrat/iStock via Getty Images Introduction Globant S.A. ( GLOB ) and the IT consultant service sector, including Accenture ( ACN ) and Endava ( DAVA ), have been brutally de-rated, far worse than I imagined, as growth slowed to a crawl and AI threatened its existence. However, two factors are beginning to evolve that may stabilize valuation and lead to partial recuperation. Globant’s Q1 '26 results point to this stabilization, and the market is gradually accepting it, but existential risk has not disappeared, and the sector’s re-rating needs more evidence. Q1 '26 Results: Green Shoots The rally post Q1 '26 report is due to three factors that alleviate investor concerns. The first is that GLOB beat the top end of their guidance, breaking with missed guidance in the last few quarters. This suggests that existing customer contacts and new ones are under less pricing pressure. The second factor is that margins continue to be resilient despite flat growth and the need to pivot to an AI solutions company. Finally, the company has generated significant free cash flow, again despite the sector downturn, and has gone into net cash while implementing a $75m share buyback program. Add to this guidance the suggested flat revenue for 2026 and investors' confidence that the worst may be over while the shares are at under 7x P/E. Created by author with data from Capital IQ Created by author with data from Capital IQ Created by author with data from Capital IQ AI Deflation To Be Offset By Higher Volume As I first wrote in the Accenture report in August 2025 , initially, the dry spell in IT service contracts was attributed to a corporate budget reorganization due to the rapid introduction and advancement of AI. Companies needed to stop and think about how and where to implement AI and its associated costs/benefits. Quarterly results during 2025 were generally disappointing, with anemic growth, and guidance was not optimistic. However, now we may be seeing the impact o...
CHOLTICHA KRANJUMNONG/iStock via Getty Images Market Recap Since my original article where I dove into some of the more attractive holdings within SCHD, the ETF has returned approximately 3.5%, while the overall market as measured by SPY, has a return of around 9%, gaining some ground on SCHD. Conversely, year-to-date SCHD still has a strong lead on the broad market, as SCHD is up almost 16%, sinc...
CHOLTICHA KRANJUMNONG/iStock via Getty Images Market Recap Since my original article where I dove into some of the more attractive holdings within SCHD, the ETF has returned approximately 3.5%, while the overall market as measured by SPY, has a return of around 9%, gaining some ground on SCHD. Conversely, year-to-date SCHD still has a strong lead on the broad market, as SCHD is up almost 16%, since January 1st, while virtually all of SPY's return came over the last month as SPY is up close 10%. Despite the uneasiness surrounding the war with Iran, and more specifically how and when it will end, the market has rebounded from its lows earlier this year. However SCHD continues to outperform, with 30 of the holdings having a better year-to-date return than SPY, and of those 30, 22 of them have a return above 15% and they are listed below. Best Year-To-Date Holdings in SCHD 1. Texas Instruments ( TXN ) +74.73% 2. HF Sinclair Corp. ( DINO ) +48.15 3. APA Corporation ( APA ) +47.73% 4. SLB N.V. ( SLB ) +38.68% 5. Archer Daniels Midland ( ADM ) +37.87% 6. EOG Resources ( EOG ) +27.98% 7. Altria ( MO ) +26.35% 8. MSC Industrial Direct* ( MSM ) +25.74% 9. ONEOK, Inc. ( OKE ) +24.12 10. ConocoPhillips ( COP ) +23.99% 11. Target ( TGT ) +23.70% 12. Devon Energy ( DVN ) +23.58% 13. Coterra Energy ( CTRA ) +22.41% 14. Watsco, Inc. ( WSO ) +20.75% 15. Murphy Oil Corp ( MUR ) +19.88% 16. Chevron ( CVX ) +19.72% 17. UnitedHealth Group* ( UNH ) +18.64% 18. Verizon Communications* ( VZ ) +18.15% 19. The Coca Cola Company* ( KO ) +16.39% 20. Qualcomm* ( QCOM ) +15.67% 21. 1st Source Corp. ( SRCE ) +15.65% 22. Oxford Industries ( OXM ) +15.24% What's surprising to me about this list, is that five of the companies didn't appear on my list in April where the cutoff was at least 10%, indicating they've been on an a very strong run over the past month. Those five new companies are MSC Industrial Direct, UnitedHealth Group, Verizon Communications, The Coca Cola Company, and Qualcomm. However...
Integra Resources (NYSEAMERICAN:ITRG) reported first-quarter 2026 results that management said reflected a deliberate reinvestment phase at its Florida Canyon mine, alongside continued permitting and technical work at its DeLamar and Nevada North development projects. President,
Integra Resources (NYSEAMERICAN:ITRG) reported first-quarter 2026 results that management said reflected a deliberate reinvestment phase at its Florida Canyon mine, alongside continued permitting and technical work at its DeLamar and Nevada North development projects. President,
Bloomberg Television brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are Morgan Stanley’s Andrew Slimmon, China Moon Strategies President Jeff Moon, Bernstein Research’s Stacy Rasgon, Enbridge President & CEO Greg Ebel, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, Moneta Managing Director of Global Wealth Aoifi...
Bloomberg Television brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are Morgan Stanley’s Andrew Slimmon, China Moon Strategies President Jeff Moon, Bernstein Research’s Stacy Rasgon, Enbridge President & CEO Greg Ebel, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, Moneta Managing Director of Global Wealth Aoifinn Devitt, JP Morgan’s Aaron Mulvihill, Kentucky Derby Winning Trainer Cherie DeVaux, Columbia Threadneedle Investments’s Mari Shor, Neuberger Berman’s Daniel Flax (Source: Bloomberg)
Xbox just allcapsmaxxed: Meet XBOX. This isn't a joke; Microsoft appears to be actually rebranding Xbox to XBOX. Asha Sharma, Xbox CEO, ran a poll on X earlier this week, asking fans whether Microsoft should use Xbox or XBOX. The results were in favor of XBOX, and the company has now renamed its X account. Curiously, the Threads and Bluesky accounts for Xbox haven't been renamed yet, but if Micros...
Xbox just allcapsmaxxed: Meet XBOX. This isn't a joke; Microsoft appears to be actually rebranding Xbox to XBOX. Asha Sharma, Xbox CEO, ran a poll on X earlier this week, asking fans whether Microsoft should use Xbox or XBOX. The results were in favor of XBOX, and the company has now renamed its X account. Curiously, the Threads and Bluesky accounts for Xbox haven't been renamed yet, but if Microsoft is going ahead with a rebranding then I expect those will change soon. I asked Microsoft to comment on this potential Xbox rebranding and the company simply referred me to Sharma's post. The use of all caps for Xbox is a return to original for … Read the full story at The Verge.
Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) brought in former Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol to turn around the struggling coffee chain, and nearly two years later, his effort seems to be bearing fruit. Comparable sales are surging after Niccol's initiative appears to be paying off, and profit margins are expanding as well. Now, Starbucks appears to be taking the next step on its turnaround journey, announcing that it wi...
Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) brought in former Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol to turn around the struggling coffee chain, and nearly two years later, his effort seems to be bearing fruit. Comparable sales are surging after Niccol's initiative appears to be paying off, and profit margins are expanding as well. Now, Starbucks appears to be taking the next step on its turnaround journey, announcing that it will lay off 300 corporate employees in the U.S., in its third round of job cuts since Niccol took over. Image source: Starbucks. Continue reading
In this article CBRS Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday he is growing increasingly concerned about signs of speculative excess in the IPO market. The " Mad Money " host warned he didn't want to "end up with another Cerebras," arguing that the highly anticipated debut of Elon Musk's SpaceX could fuel another wave of speculative buying. SpaceX is expected t...
In this article CBRS Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday he is growing increasingly concerned about signs of speculative excess in the IPO market. The " Mad Money " host warned he didn't want to "end up with another Cerebras," arguing that the highly anticipated debut of Elon Musk's SpaceX could fuel another wave of speculative buying. SpaceX is expected to go public in June and could release its prospectus as soon as next week , CNBC reported Thursday. However, after the blockbuster debut of AI chipmaker Cerebras Systems on Thursday, Cramer said demand for shares of Elon Musk's rocket company could be even more intense. Cramer noted that various media reports suggest the offering could value SpaceX — home to Starlink satellite internet, social-media site X, and the Grok chatbot — between $1.75 trillion and $2 trillion . While he said he understands investor enthusiasm around Musk and the company's businesses, he warned the stock could quickly become detached from fundamentals if underwriters release too few shares to the public. "If SpaceX issues just a sliver of stock...this company could have a $5 trillion valuation," he said. "SpaceX would create a bubble unto its own," he said. Cramer warned that it could be a precedent-setting event for other high-profile artificial intelligence companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic , which are considering public offerings of their own. A wave of massive technology IPOs could begin weighing on the overall market as investors sell existing holdings to raise cash to buy the new issues, Cramer said. "Remember what I always say," he said. "The stock market, like any other market, is all about supply and demand. Too much supply and the market breaks down." Still, Cramer said the outcome will largely depend on how underwriters structure the deal, urging them to avoid engineering the type of explosive first-day pop that fueled speculative excess during the dot-com era. "Hope the underwriters...