GXO Logistics ( GXO ) Friday announced the appointment of Mark Suchinski as CFO effective April 1, 2026. Prior to GXO, Suchinski served as CFO for The GEO Group. “With Mark’s appointment, the leadership team is fully in place, and we have the clarity and capability to move forward boldly and with speed,” GXO CEO Patrick Kelleher said. More on GXO Logistics GXO Logistics, Inc. (GXO) Q4 2025 Earning...
GXO Logistics ( GXO ) Friday announced the appointment of Mark Suchinski as CFO effective April 1, 2026. Prior to GXO, Suchinski served as CFO for The GEO Group. “With Mark’s appointment, the leadership team is fully in place, and we have the clarity and capability to move forward boldly and with speed,” GXO CEO Patrick Kelleher said. More on GXO Logistics GXO Logistics, Inc. (GXO) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript GXO Logistics, Inc. 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation GXO Logistics Promises A Return Below That Of Treasuries And Can't Finance Its Growth From Earnings GXO targets 20% adjusted EPS growth at midpoint for 2026 as leadership drives AI and B2B expansion GXO Logistics Q4 2025 Earnings Preview
Costco Wholesale ( COST ) topped earnings expectations as the Issaquah, Washington-based company did not have any trouble adding and keeping members. Adjusted comparable-store sales rose 6.7% from a year ago, and the company expects to benefit from tax refunds and potential tariff refunds this year. Bank of America reiterated its Buy rating on Costco ( COST ). Analyst Christopher Nardone said the ...
Costco Wholesale ( COST ) topped earnings expectations as the Issaquah, Washington-based company did not have any trouble adding and keeping members. Adjusted comparable-store sales rose 6.7% from a year ago, and the company expects to benefit from tax refunds and potential tariff refunds this year. Bank of America reiterated its Buy rating on Costco ( COST ). Analyst Christopher Nardone said the retailer's philosophy of reinvesting in price enhances the firm's confidence that share gains across categories can continue. The growth in executive membership and the stabilization in renewal rates were called out as positives. Nardone also sees Costco ( COST ) insulated from a jump in gas prices. "While a spike in gas prices could pressure gas profit in the short run, sustained higher gas prices could drive traffic to clubs given COST’s value proposition (notably, half of members cross-shop gas stations and clubs)," he noted. Jefferies kept its Buy rating on Costco ( COST ) as well. "Core-on-core margins improved despite mix and SG&A pressure from claims reserves. Looking ahead, unit growth, capex investment, and pricing discipline underpin continued share gains," highlighted analyst Coret Tarlowe. Morgan Stanley backed its Overweight rating on Costco ( COST ) and price target of $1,130. Analyst Simeon Gutman pointed to the company's strong execution across membership, fee income, and core profitability, with comparable sales re-accelerating into the spring. "These results underscore the company’s structural strengths in supply chain efficiency, value pricing, and scale, which we believe will continue to support market share expansion and long-term earnings growth," wrote Gutman. On Seeking Alpha, Dividend Collection Agency, contributing analyst to the iREIT+Hoya Capital investment group, also weighed in. "Costco reported another strong report, showing solid top- and bottom-line growth, driven by a strong performance in Canada & international markets... Going forward, I ...
(RTTNews) - Algonquin Power & Utilities (AQN, AQN.TO) reported fourth quarter net earnings of $29.4 million, or $0.04 per common share, compared to a net loss of $110.2 million, or $0.14 per common share, prior year. Adjusted net earnings was $47.2 million, or $0.06 per common share compared to adjusted net earnings of $42.5 million, or $0.06 per common share. For 2026, the company expects adjuste...
(RTTNews) - Algonquin Power & Utilities (AQN, AQN.TO) reported fourth quarter net earnings of $29.4 million, or $0.04 per common share, compared to a net loss of $110.2 million, or $0.14 per common share, prior year. Adjusted net earnings was $47.2 million, or $0.06 per common share compared to adjusted net earnings of $42.5 million, or $0.06 per common share. For 2026, the company expects adjusted Net EPS in a range of $0.35 - $0.37. The company now expects 2027 adjusted Net EPS outlook range of $0.38 to $0.42. In pre-market trading on NYSE, Algonquin Power & Utilities shares are up 1.81 percent to $7.02. For more earnings news, earnings calendar, and earnings for stocks, visit rttnews.com. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Andrii Dodonov/iStock via Getty Images Being able to generate significant passive income every month makes retirement so much easier because it means you can largely ignore market volatility and instead sit back, relax, and let the dividends flow. Additionally, if you're able to generate that yield from a dependable source that comes at a 10% rate or greater, you can rapidly accelerate your path t...
Andrii Dodonov/iStock via Getty Images Being able to generate significant passive income every month makes retirement so much easier because it means you can largely ignore market volatility and instead sit back, relax, and let the dividends flow. Additionally, if you're able to generate that yield from a dependable source that comes at a 10% rate or greater, you can rapidly accelerate your path to retiring on dividends. Of course, I do not personally suggest building your entire portfolio of 10% yielding securities, but putting some of them in a well-diversified portfolio that also includes some perhaps lower-yielding but fast-growing dividends can create a well-diversified portfolio that balances current yield with dividend growth over time in dividend stocks ( VIG ). Certainly, the Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF ( SCHD ) can provide a strong foundation for a dividend portfolio, with a 3.5% dividend yield, double-digit annualized dividend growth over the past decade, and broad diversification across over 100 blue-chip dividend growth stocks spread across numerous sectors. In this article, however, I'm going to share how to augment SCHD with two monthly dividend machines that yield 10% or more. A 10%+ Monthly Dividend Machine With Mega-Cap Tech Exposure The first opportunity I'm going to discuss is the Goldman Sachs NASDAQ 100 Premium Income ETF ( GPIQ ). GPIQ is a compelling monthly dividend machine because it yields 10.22% on a trailing 12-month basis while also delivering capital appreciation over that period of time. Additionally, it has one of the lowest expense ratios among covered call premium covered call ETFs, with a 0.29% expense ratio as per Seeking Alpha. That said, this includes a waiver that will soon go away, which will bring its expense ratio up to 0.35%. It will still be in line with the JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF ( JEPQ ), which it has outperformed over time, and also be significantly lower than peers like the NEOS Nasdaq-100 High In...
Cryptocurrency prices surged last year, as a wave of optimism pushed Bitcoin (BTC 3.53%) to new highs. Volatility subsided. There were huge strides in regulation and adoption, particularly at an institutional level. Investors dared to hope the lead crypto had shaken off its roller-coaster growing pains. That seems like wishful thinking today. Bitcoin is now down more than 40% from its all-time hig...
Cryptocurrency prices surged last year, as a wave of optimism pushed Bitcoin (BTC 3.53%) to new highs. Volatility subsided. There were huge strides in regulation and adoption, particularly at an institutional level. Investors dared to hope the lead crypto had shaken off its roller-coaster growing pains. That seems like wishful thinking today. Bitcoin is now down more than 40% from its all-time high of $126,000 in October and traded between about $65,000 and $68,000 for much of February. Expand CRYPTO : BTC Bitcoin Today's Change ( -3.53 %) $ -2566.94 Current Price $ 70196.00 Key Data Points Market Cap $1.4T Day's Range $ 70178.00 - $ 72993.00 52wk Range $ 60255.56 - $ 126079.89 Volume 46B In that context, it isn't surprising that prediction market Polymarket puts the odds of it reaching $150,000 by year-end at just 11%. That's less than the 12% odds of it falling all the way to $25,000. Although it is possible Bitcoin could reach or even surpass its record high in the next 10 months, it seems unlikely, barring some big change in macroeconomic conditions or investor sentiment. However, if we widen our horizons and look longer term, Bitcoin could still have considerable upside. 2026 will continue to be a difficult year for Bitcoin More than four months of a slow grind down in Bitcoin's price has battered investor sentiment. Almost half the circulating Bitcoins are now worth less than the owners paid for them. More worrying? Investors are selling for less than they paid, converting paper losses into realized losses. This steady drip of negativity eats away at investor confidence. It will take a major catalyst to turn things around. That trigger might come if lawmakers pass additional crypto regulation, the Federal Reserve cuts rates, or economic confidence increases. Unfortunately, sentiment is fickle, and it's impossible to predict what might break the negative cycle. It will need to be something big. Recent positive news such as falling inflation or Citigroup's plan ...
Key Points There's no obvious near-term catalyst on the horizon to end Bitcoin's downward grind. Institutional Bitcoin holdings have held relatively steady. Bitcoin has always erased its losses in the past, and is likely to do so again, but it may take time. 10 stocks we like better than Bitcoin › Cryptocurrency prices surged last year, as a wave of optimism pushed Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) to new hig...
Key Points There's no obvious near-term catalyst on the horizon to end Bitcoin's downward grind. Institutional Bitcoin holdings have held relatively steady. Bitcoin has always erased its losses in the past, and is likely to do so again, but it may take time. 10 stocks we like better than Bitcoin › Cryptocurrency prices surged last year, as a wave of optimism pushed Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) to new highs. Volatility subsided. There were huge strides in regulation and adoption, particularly at an institutional level. Investors dared to hope the lead crypto had shaken off its roller-coaster growing pains. That seems like wishful thinking today. Bitcoin is now down more than 40% from its all-time high of $126,000 in October and traded between about $65,000 and $68,000 for much of February. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » In that context, it isn't surprising that prediction market Polymarket puts the odds of it reaching $150,000 by year-end at just 11%. That's less than the 12% odds of it falling all the way to $25,000. Although it is possible Bitcoin could reach or even surpass its record high in the next 10 months, it seems unlikely, barring some big change in macroeconomic conditions or investor sentiment. However, if we widen our horizons and look longer term, Bitcoin could still have considerable upside. 2026 will continue to be a difficult year for Bitcoin More than four months of a slow grind down in Bitcoin's price has battered investor sentiment. Almost half the circulating Bitcoins are now worth less than the owners paid for them. More worrying? Investors are selling for less than they paid, converting paper losses into realized losses. This steady drip of negativity eats away at investor confidence. It will take a major catalyst to turn things around. That trigger might come if l...
In this article Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT watch now VIDEO 3:44 03:44 White House: No timeline for when the Strait of Hormuz will be safe for travel Squawk Box President Donald Trump is ready to use the U.S. Navy to escort oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as the war against Iran rages, but providing safe passage to the volume of traffic that typically passes through th...
In this article Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT watch now VIDEO 3:44 03:44 White House: No timeline for when the Strait of Hormuz will be safe for travel Squawk Box President Donald Trump is ready to use the U.S. Navy to escort oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as the war against Iran rages, but providing safe passage to the volume of traffic that typically passes through the waterway will prove challenging. U.S. oil prices have surged 28% to above $86 a barrel this week as Iran attacks tankers, effectively bringing ship traffic through the Strait to a standstill. Brent crude is up 22% this week to $89 a barrel. Global benchmark Brent would shoot above $100 per barrel if the waterway is closed for a prolonged period, Wall Street analysts say. At that level, oil prices could tip the global economy into a recession, they say. The narrow Strait is the only way for tankers to enter and exit the Persian Gulf. More than 14 million barrels per day of crude passed through the Strait in 2025, about a third of all the oil that is exported by ship worldwide, according to energy consulting firm Kpler. 100 a day About 100 tankers and cargo vessels pass through the Strait daily under normal conditions, said Matt Smith, an oil analyst at Kpler, and about 400 tankers are currently stuck in the Gulf due to the war. "There's hundreds and hundreds of vessels still in the Mideast Gulf," said Matt Wright, a senior freight analyst, also at Kpler. The U.S. Navy would take "an inordinate amount of time to escort them even a few at a time." Trump's promise to escort tankers if necessary, and provide political risk insurance to their owners, helped calm the oil market Tuesday and Wednesday. watch now VIDEO 0:59 00:59 President Trump: U.S. Navy will escort tankers through Strait of Hormuz if necessary Power Lunch But prices surged Thursday after Iran said it attacked a tanker with a missile. The British Navy, meanwhile, reported a large explosion at a tanker anchored in...
Oracle's year-to-date slump may be excessive and the stock should more than double from here, according to Jefferies. Ahead of Oracle's fiscal third-quarter earnings release on Tuesday, the bank stood by its buy rating on the tech old guard. And while analyst Brent Thill lowered his price target to $320 from $400, that still implies upside of 107% from Thursday's close. Shares of Oracle have dippe...
Oracle's year-to-date slump may be excessive and the stock should more than double from here, according to Jefferies. Ahead of Oracle's fiscal third-quarter earnings release on Tuesday, the bank stood by its buy rating on the tech old guard. And while analyst Brent Thill lowered his price target to $320 from $400, that still implies upside of 107% from Thursday's close. Shares of Oracle have dipped 21% this year, swept up in a broader sell-off targeting the technology industry upon fears of artificial intelligence disruption. ORCL YTD mountain ORCL YTD chart "We see an attractive setup driven by a rare reacceleration growth story, a highly profitable core software business, and lower long‑term AI erosion risk, with upside to ~$16 EPS by FY29E (20x = $320 stock)," Thill said. Thill wrote he sees asymmetric risk-reward ahead, although his price target lowering is due to "more prudent assumptions around [OpenAI] and margins." "We believe the market may be overlooking ORCL's upside potential and growth catalysts even ex-[OpenAI]. Our partner survey shows rising AI optimism, with AI-driven tailwinds contributing more to pipeline and CY26 expectations than F3Q growth," he wrote. "For F3Q, we see key bogeys at 86% OCI growth, 42% op margin, and ~ $18B in net RPO adds." Thill predicts that Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's growth meaningfully accelerated last month. Backlog, he wrote, remains an important piece of the company's growth acceleration narrative because it allows Oracle to continue diversifying away from the backlog concentration risk associated with OpenAI.
While the Nasdaq 100 (^NDX) is filled with cutting-edge technology and consumer companies, not all are on solid footing. Some are dealing with declining demand, high costs, or regulatory pressures that could limit future upside. Even among high-growth companies, some are struggling, which is why we built StockStory - to help you separate winners from losers. Keeping that in mind, here is one Nasda...
While the Nasdaq 100 (^NDX) is filled with cutting-edge technology and consumer companies, not all are on solid footing. Some are dealing with declining demand, high costs, or regulatory pressures that could limit future upside. Even among high-growth companies, some are struggling, which is why we built StockStory - to help you separate winners from losers. Keeping that in mind, here is one Nasdaq 100 stock that has huge potential and two that may struggle. Two Stocks to Sell: Texas Instruments (TXN) Market Cap: $179.7 billion Headquartered in Dallas, Texas since the 1950s, Texas Instruments (NASDAQ:TXN) is the world’s largest producer of analog semiconductors. Why Are We Hesitant About TXN? Sales stagnated over the last two years and signal the need for new growth strategies Earnings per share fell by 1.8% annually over the last five years while its revenue grew, showing its incremental sales were much less profitable Free cash flow margin shrank by 19.6 percentage points over the last five years, suggesting the company is consuming more capital to stay competitive At $198.61 per share, Texas Instruments trades at 31.6x forward P/E. Dive into our free research report to see why there are better opportunities than TXN. Regeneron (REGN) Market Cap: $78.5 billion Founded by scientists who wanted to build a company where science could thrive, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:REGN) develops and commercializes medicines for serious diseases, with key products treating eye conditions, allergic diseases, cancer, and other disorders. Why Are We Wary of REGN? Scale is a double-edged sword because it limits the company’s growth potential compared to its smaller competitors, as reflected in its below-average annual revenue increases of 4.6% for the last two years Efficiency has decreased over the last five years as its adjusted operating margin fell by 26.8 percentage points Waning returns on capital imply its previous profit engines are losing steam Regeneron’s stock price ...
US crude futures topped $85 a barrel for the first time in almost two years as the war in the Middle East unleashed a wave of disruption across energy markets, with shipping through the Strait of Hormuz at a near-total halt. West Texas Intermediate added as much as 6.4% in New York, while the global Brent benchmark is up more than 20% this week. The benchmarks surged even after US President Donald...
US crude futures topped $85 a barrel for the first time in almost two years as the war in the Middle East unleashed a wave of disruption across energy markets, with shipping through the Strait of Hormuz at a near-total halt. West Texas Intermediate added as much as 6.4% in New York, while the global Brent benchmark is up more than 20% this week. The benchmarks surged even after US President Donald Trump signaled “imminent action” to reduce pressure on prices and the Treasury Department eased curbs on India’s ability to buy Russian oil. With no sign of a let-up in hostilities, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. flagged the risk of scenarios for oil topping $100 a barrel if disruption were to extend; European diesel futures headed for a weekly gain of more than 50%; and central banks signaled their unease about a possible resurgence in inflation. Qatar’s energy minister warned that oil could hit $150. There has been a “near-total” pause in commercial traffic through Hormuz, according to the Joint Maritime Information Center, a multinational naval advisory group. The collapse stems from “security threats, insurance constraints, operational uncertainty, and effective disruptions,” it said. Oil markets have been rocked by the conflict, which has ensnared about a dozen nations since the US and Israel launched their campaign on Feb. 28. As the hostilities have flared, shipping through the key strait has all but ended, choking off oil supplies to global markets and prompting producers to start shutting-in output. Refineries and tankers have been hit. Qatar’s energy minister told the Financial Times that crude could soar to $150 a barrel in two to three weeks if tankers and other merchant vessels were unable to pass through Hormuz. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told NBC News his country had no intention to negotiate and was ready for a ground invasion, although Trump commented later to the same station that he was not thinking about such a move. Iran fired a barrage of missi...
Genesco press release ( GCO ): Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of $3.74 beats by $0.16 . Revenue of $800M (+7.2% Y/Y) beats by $8.9M . For Fiscal 2027, the Company: Expects positive comparable sales of 1% to 2% Expects total sales to be down 1% to flat compared to Fiscal 2026 including a reduction in sales of approximately $30 million net due to the exit of licenses and approximately $30 million related to net st...
Genesco press release ( GCO ): Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of $3.74 beats by $0.16 . Revenue of $800M (+7.2% Y/Y) beats by $8.9M . For Fiscal 2027, the Company: Expects positive comparable sales of 1% to 2% Expects total sales to be down 1% to flat compared to Fiscal 2026 including a reduction in sales of approximately $30 million net due to the exit of licenses and approximately $30 million related to net store closures Expects adjusted diluted earnings per share from continuing operations in the range of $1.90 to $2.30 2 Guidance assumes no further share repurchases and a tax rate of 30% for Fiscal 2027 but due to the valuation allowance, the tax rate for the first three quarters of the year will be in the range of approximately 7% to 8% Shares +5% PM. More on Genesco Genesco: The Worst Has Passed, But Progress Still Needs To Be Made (Rating Upgrade) Genesco's Journeys Performs While The Rest Suffers, And The Name Remains Unattractive Genesco Q4 2026 Earnings Preview Genesco CFO Harris to step down in March, CEO to serve as interim finance chief Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Genesco
This article first appeared on GuruFocus. CVS Health (NYSE:CVS) is moving deeper into AI-powered healthcare services through a new collaboration with Google Cloud that could reshape how patients interact with the healthcare system. The company announced the launch of Health100, a health-tech services unit designed to use artificial intelligence and cloud technologies to strengthen consumer engagem...
This article first appeared on GuruFocus. CVS Health (NYSE:CVS) is moving deeper into AI-powered healthcare services through a new collaboration with Google Cloud that could reshape how patients interact with the healthcare system. The company announced the launch of Health100, a health-tech services unit designed to use artificial intelligence and cloud technologies to strengthen consumer engagement and potentially support improved health outcomes. The initiative reflects CVS's broader effort to connect digital tools with everyday healthcare experiences. As part of the partnership, Health100 will be built on Google Cloud technology from Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG), using tools such as Gemini models, the Cloud Healthcare API, and BigQuery. CVS said the platform is intended to deliver a personalized experience for patients regardless of which pharmacy, healthcare provider, health insurer, or pharmacy benefits manager they choose. The structure suggests the system could operate across different parts of the healthcare ecosystem rather than being limited to CVS's own network. CVS described Health100 as an integrated healthcare engagement platform for consumers and indicated the initial launch is planned for this year. Tilak Mandadi, CVS Ventures and Chief Experience and Technology Officer, said deeper consumer engagement in healthcare could help strengthen trust and support better health outcomes over time. Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said the collaboration aims to introduce AI-powered healthcare tools that enhance the human touch while potentially reducing complexity across the care journey.
Marvell Technology stock was popping early Friday after the chip maker reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings. Providing custom artificial-intelligence chips and networking products is proving to be a healthy mix. Marvell posted adjusted earnings of 80 cents a share on revenue of $2.22 billion.
Marvell Technology stock was popping early Friday after the chip maker reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings. Providing custom artificial-intelligence chips and networking products is proving to be a healthy mix. Marvell posted adjusted earnings of 80 cents a share on revenue of $2.22 billion.
Good morning . Energy disruption brings Iran war to US gas stations. Conflicting views are emerging in “Tehrangeles.” And let’s not forget about Covid. Listen to the day’s top stories . S&P 500 Index Futures 6,814.5 -0.30% Nasdaq 100 Index Futures 24,950 -0.40% Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index 1,206.27 +0.16% So much for America’s energy dominance: prices at the pump tell a different story. Retail gaso...
Good morning . Energy disruption brings Iran war to US gas stations. Conflicting views are emerging in “Tehrangeles.” And let’s not forget about Covid. Listen to the day’s top stories . S&P 500 Index Futures 6,814.5 -0.30% Nasdaq 100 Index Futures 24,950 -0.40% Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index 1,206.27 +0.16% So much for America’s energy dominance: prices at the pump tell a different story. Retail gasoline hit $3.32 a gallon on Thursday as the Iran conflict disrupts energy supplies from the Middle East. The selloff in global bonds deepened on concern the shock to energy markets could broaden and drive inflation higher . Today’s jobs report may offer more insight on the Fed’s rate path. The conflict raged for a seventh day, with Iran firing a barrage of missiles and drones across the Persian Gulf and Israel renewing its airstrikes . Qatar’s energy minister warned that war in the region could “bring down the economies of the world” and predicted that all Gulf energy exporters would shutter production within weeks, in an interview with the Financial Times. Container shipper Maersk suspended two services in the latest sign of how the war is upending global supply lines . Follow the latest developments in our live blog. What Mohammed bin Salman Fears Most From the Iran War Middle East scholar Bernard Haykel explains Tehran’s retaliation calculus, the risk of regime collapse, and how Saudi Arabia’s crown prince views the conflict. Read the Story US farmers rushed to lock in fertilizer supplies . Chet Edinger says he managed this week to secure the last few truckloads of urea for the tens of thousands of acres of corn and soybeans he cultivates near Mitchell, South Dakota. “We grabbed what we needed,” he said. It cost 22% more than late last year—“the highest price I ever had to pay.” As drones and missiles target Middle Eastern cities and critical infrastructure, defense supplies also face chokepoints . The war is also casting a shadow over Formula One. While the new season be...