(RTTNews) - Stoneridge Inc. (SRI) announced Loss for its fourth quarter of -$76.90 million The company's earnings totaled -$76.90 million, or -$2.76 per share. This compares with -$6.10 million, or -$0.22 per share, last year. Excluding items, Stoneridge Inc. reported adjusted earnings of -$14.70 million or -$0.53 per share for the period. The company's revenue for the period fell 6.0% to $205.20 ...
(RTTNews) - Stoneridge Inc. (SRI) announced Loss for its fourth quarter of -$76.90 million The company's earnings totaled -$76.90 million, or -$2.76 per share. This compares with -$6.10 million, or -$0.22 per share, last year. Excluding items, Stoneridge Inc. reported adjusted earnings of -$14.70 million or -$0.53 per share for the period. The company's revenue for the period fell 6.0% to $205.20 million from $218.20 million last year. Stoneridge Inc. earnings at a glance (GAAP) : -Earnings: -$76.90 Mln. vs. -$6.10 Mln. last year. -EPS: -$2.76 vs. -$0.22 last year. -Revenue: $205.20 Mln vs. $218.20 Mln last year. 2026 Full-Year Guidance Revenue guidance of $625 million - $650 million (midpoint of $638 million) The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Track your investments for FREE with Simply Wall St, the portfolio command center trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. Intel launched its Core Series 2 processors for industrial edge AI, targeting mission-critical workloads at the network edge. The company announced new and expanded AI partnerships with Infosys, Ericsson, NVIDIA and Corvex, covering enterprise AI, 6G networks ...
Track your investments for FREE with Simply Wall St, the portfolio command center trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. Intel launched its Core Series 2 processors for industrial edge AI, targeting mission-critical workloads at the network edge. The company announced new and expanded AI partnerships with Infosys, Ericsson, NVIDIA and Corvex, covering enterprise AI, 6G networks and AI security. Regulators are increasing scrutiny of Intel's 18A node capacity and China linked equipment, keeping manufacturing and national security risks in focus. Intel (NasdaqGS: INTC) is trying to anchor itself more firmly in high value AI infrastructure while its share price sits at $47.98. The stock is up 5.3% over the past week and 21.8% year to date, although the 5-year return of a 19.8% decline shows how mixed the longer-term experience has been for shareholders. These fresh product launches and partnerships give you more concrete data points to assess how Intel is positioning itself across edge computing, telecom and secure cloud AI. At the same time, questions around 18A manufacturing capacity and national security reviews keep execution risk front and center. As a result, this news cluster is less about a clear win and more about an evolving risk and reward profile to track over time. Stay updated on the most important news stories for Intel by adding it to your watchlist or portfolio. Alternatively, explore our Community to discover new perspectives on Intel. NasdaqGS:INTC Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Mar 2026 We've flagged 1 risk for Intel. See which could impact your investment. For you as an investor, the common thread across Intel’s Core Series 2 launch and the Infosys, Ericsson, NVIDIA and Corvex partnerships is that they all lean on the same ingredients: Intel compute, security features and process roadmap being embedded into other companies’ offerings. Core Series 2 targets industrial edge AI where reliability and real time behavior matter, while ...
Earnings Call Insights: Viant Technology Inc. (DSP) Q4 2025 Management View Tim Vanderhook, CEO, reported "strong fourth quarter performance, achieving new company records across all key metrics." Revenue increased 22% year-over-year and contribution ex-TAC increased 19% year-over-year, both above the high point of guidance. Excluding political ad spending, revenue and contribution ex-TAC were up ...
Earnings Call Insights: Viant Technology Inc. (DSP) Q4 2025 Management View Tim Vanderhook, CEO, reported "strong fourth quarter performance, achieving new company records across all key metrics." Revenue increased 22% year-over-year and contribution ex-TAC increased 19% year-over-year, both above the high point of guidance. Excluding political ad spending, revenue and contribution ex-TAC were up 28% and 24% respectively. CEO Vanderhook emphasized "broad-based" growth across verticals, highlighting accelerating CTV demand, increased use of addressability solutions, and expanded adoption of the ViantAI product suite. He stated, "Adjusted EBITDA increased 45% year-over-year to $24.7 million for the quarter and exceeded the high end of our guidance range." Vanderhook noted the onboarding of "flagship customer, Molson Coors," and other major advertisers such as WHOOP, with expectations for significant spend ramp-up throughout 2026. Major events like the Winter Olympics and World Cup are expected to drive incremental ad spend in CTV, with both events being hosted by Viant's Direct Access premium publisher partners. The CEO highlighted the launch of Outcomes, "our new branded AI decisioning solution powered by our AI Lattice Brain," which targets performance advertisers and is positioned as the open internet's first fully autonomous AI-powered ad product. Chris Vanderhook, COO, explained that "over 20 existing customers have extensively tested Outcomes," noting that the Mackenzie-Childs campaign delivered a 58% lower cost per conversion compared to human expert campaigns. Other clients saw similar improvements in cost per outcome. COO Vanderhook announced the expansion of the enterprise sales team and the appointment of senior leaders across key verticals to secure new flagship accounts. CFO Lawrence Madden stated, "Revenue for Q4 was $110.1 million, up 22% year-over-year and 5% above the high end of our guidance range." He added, "On a sequential basis, revenue increased...
Meta disabled more than 150,000 accounts and Thai police arrested 21 people in a sweeping international crackdown on Southeast Asian criminal scam centres that targeted people around the world, the social media giant said on Wednesday. The operation was led by Thailand ’s Royal Thai Police Anti-Cyber Scam Centre alongside the FBI and the US Justice Department’s Scam Centre Strike Force, with Meta ...
Meta disabled more than 150,000 accounts and Thai police arrested 21 people in a sweeping international crackdown on Southeast Asian criminal scam centres that targeted people around the world, the social media giant said on Wednesday. The operation was led by Thailand ’s Royal Thai Police Anti-Cyber Scam Centre alongside the FBI and the US Justice Department’s Scam Centre Strike Force, with Meta investigators acting on intelligence shared in real time by law enforcement. Online scam networks – many operating out of compounds in Cambodia, Myanmar and Laos – have grown increasingly sophisticated in recent years, running what authorities describe as full-scale criminal business operations designed to evade detection. Advertisement Scammers working at these fraud compounds lure internet users into fake romantic relationships and cryptocurrency investments and have expanded operations into multiple languages to steal billions of dollars from victims around the world. Cambodian authorities display equipment seized from a scam centre in Phnom Penh on Wednesday. Photo: EPA
Find your next quality investment with Simply Wall St's easy and powerful screener, trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. NVIDIA and Nebius Group agreed a $2b investment plan to deploy gigawatt scale, next generation AI data centers globally. The partnership focuses on co designing AI factories and rolling out multiple gigawatts of NVIDIA systems through 2030. Nebius will integ...
Find your next quality investment with Simply Wall St's easy and powerful screener, trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. NVIDIA and Nebius Group agreed a $2b investment plan to deploy gigawatt scale, next generation AI data centers globally. The partnership focuses on co designing AI factories and rolling out multiple gigawatts of NVIDIA systems through 2030. Nebius will integrate NVIDIA Rubin and Vera platforms into its AI cloud offering as part of a full stack infrastructure build out. NVIDIA, ticker NasdaqGS:NVDA, is tying this AI cloud push to an equity backdrop that has already seen very large gains over five years and the past three years, alongside a 60.7% return over the past year. The stock has been more mixed in the shorter term, with a 1.6% gain over the past week, a 2.1% decline over the past month, and a 1.5% decline year to date, and recently closed at $185.997. For you as an investor, this kind of long duration AI infrastructure build is more about how NVIDIA positions itself in the wider AI stack than about any single quarter. The Nebius deal gives another reference point for assessing how much of NVIDIA’s value story you want tied to large scale AI data center projects that extend out toward 2030. Stay updated on the most important news stories for NVIDIA by adding it to your watchlist or portfolio. Alternatively, explore our Community to discover new perspectives on NVIDIA. NasdaqGS:NVDA Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Mar 2026 📰 Beyond the headline: 2 risks and 4 things going right for NVIDIA that every investor should see. NVIDIA’s US$2b investment in Nebius fits a bigger AI-infrastructure pattern you are already seeing across its recent deals. Nebius plans to deploy more than 5 gigawatts of NVIDIA systems by 2030, which effectively pre-allocates a large block of next-generation GPUs, CPUs and networking into one AI-focused cloud. For you, the interesting angle is that this is not just a chip sale; it is a co-designed “AI fac...
Find your next quality investment with Simply Wall St's easy and powerful screener, trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER) is partnering with Amazon owned Zoox to bring purpose built robotaxis onto the Uber app. Zoox vehicles will be offered to Uber riders for the first time outside Zoox’s own app. The initial rollout is planned for Las Vegas and Lo...
Find your next quality investment with Simply Wall St's easy and powerful screener, trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER) is partnering with Amazon owned Zoox to bring purpose built robotaxis onto the Uber app. Zoox vehicles will be offered to Uber riders for the first time outside Zoox’s own app. The initial rollout is planned for Las Vegas and Los Angeles, ahead of a broader potential deployment on Uber’s platform. For Uber, this move fits directly into its core ride hailing and mobility business, where autonomous driving has been a long term focus across the industry. Large tech and auto groups are investing heavily in self driving systems, and major cities are testing different robotaxi services with varying regulatory responses. By adding Zoox’s purpose built robotaxis, Uber is positioning its app as a broader access point for different autonomous fleets, not just its own programs or a single partner. For investors, the partnership raises questions about how Uber could structure future revenue sharing, capital needs, and unit economics as autonomous miles gradually become a larger share of trips over time. Stay updated on the most important news stories for Uber Technologies by adding it to your watchlist or portfolio. Alternatively, explore our Community to discover new perspectives on Uber Technologies. NYSE:UBER Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Mar 2026 5 things going right for Uber Technologies that this headline doesn't cover. For Uber, bringing Zoox’s fully autonomous robotaxis onto its app pushes its multi-partner approach to self-driving a step further. Uber already works with more than 20 autonomous-vehicle developers, and this Zoox deal adds a purpose-built robotaxi designed from the ground up for driverless operation. That helps Uber present itself as the distribution layer for AV fleets, while Zoox and other partners handle vehicles and hardware. For you as an investor, the key angles are how trip vol...
The South Korean stock market has been so turbulent in recent days that expectations for future swings pale in comparison. The Kospi 200 Index’s implied volatility — a gauge of option prices — has surged with the market selloff, but it’s now looking low relative to the actual moves of late. In fact, the spread between implied and realized volatility has reached its lowest level since August 2024, ...
The South Korean stock market has been so turbulent in recent days that expectations for future swings pale in comparison. The Kospi 200 Index’s implied volatility — a gauge of option prices — has surged with the market selloff, but it’s now looking low relative to the actual moves of late. In fact, the spread between implied and realized volatility has reached its lowest level since August 2024, indicating that hedging against future turmoil appears cheap. “In the Kospi 200 options market, participants appear to be pricing in the view that there are no significant risk factors in the second quarter beyond the global adverse events already reflected in the first quarter,” said Jun Gyun , a derivatives analyst at Samsung Securities Co. “Expectations are building that the volatility environment in the second quarter will stabilize.” This month has been wild for Korean stocks, with the benchmark Kospi index moving more than 5% in either direction on five of the past seven days. The Kospi 200 Volatility Index hit its highest level since November 2008 on March 4. That day, as shares sank the most ever, retail traders bought a record volume of bearish options, Societe Generale SA strategists wrote in a note. While the VKospi, which measures implied swings, has since slipped, realized volatility — calculated using market moves over the past 20 days — has kept rising. Now it’s hit the highest since the Global Financial Crisis. Despite a rebound in the past two days, the Kospi remains about 11% below the peak reached at the end of February. Yet the market remains a favorite with many investors given its high exposure to artificial-intelligence players. This week, BlackRock Inc. said it’s worth buying the dip in the nation’s winners from the sector, while JPMorgan Asset Management added exposure to the region’s AI hardware shares. “Realized volatility is bound to remain elevated for some time” after such big moves in recent weeks, Jun said.