Teledyne Marine, part of Teledyne Technologies ( TDY ) on Tuesday said it has been awarded a contract by the UK Ministry of Defence ( MOD ) in support of the Royal Navy’s Future Maritime Data Gathering (FMDG) - Persistent Oceanographic Data Collect. Under this contract, Teledyne will supply numerous autonomous ocean observing systems, including Sentinel and Slocum gliders, APEX floats, and associa...
Teledyne Marine, part of Teledyne Technologies ( TDY ) on Tuesday said it has been awarded a contract by the UK Ministry of Defence ( MOD ) in support of the Royal Navy’s Future Maritime Data Gathering (FMDG) - Persistent Oceanographic Data Collect. Under this contract, Teledyne will supply numerous autonomous ocean observing systems, including Sentinel and Slocum gliders, APEX floats, and associated services, enabling the Royal Navy to expand its fleet of advanced unmanned technologies to collect high-quality oceanographic data in support of operational planning, maritime safety, and Defence activities, directly supporting Atlantic Bastion. TDY +0.5% premarket to $587.02. Source: Press Release More on Teledyne Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (TDY) Presents at 47th Annual TD Cowen Aerospace and Defense Conference Transcript Teledyne's Momentum Makes Me Comfortable Buying At A Premium Teledyne: Re-Rated As Belief In Long-Term Compounding Returns Teledyne projects $6.37B revenue for 2026 while advancing unmanned and defense growth Teledyne Q4 2025 Earnings Preview
AndreyPopov/iStock via Getty Images I bought Palantir ( PLTR ) stock in May of 2024 at roughly $21 a share. In those days PLTR was on a bull run of its own with solid retail interest and strong momentum. I took it as a momentum trade. It worked. I rode it to about $82 by December of 2025. But then the stock had its first major drawdown. It started tanking, and I did not have an investment thesis a...
AndreyPopov/iStock via Getty Images I bought Palantir ( PLTR ) stock in May of 2024 at roughly $21 a share. In those days PLTR was on a bull run of its own with solid retail interest and strong momentum. I took it as a momentum trade. It worked. I rode it to about $82 by December of 2025. But then the stock had its first major drawdown. It started tanking, and I did not have an investment thesis at the time because I took it as a momentum trade. A momentum trade gives you no reason to hold through volatility. So I waited, waited some more, and then eventually exited my entire position by January 2025 around $67. We all know what happened next. Palantir went on a tear toward the $200s, and I watched the whole show from the outside. Although I made solid returns on the initial trade, I could've made much more if I had held even 20% of my position. Not having an understanding of the company I was in and not having a long-term investment thesis around it cost me this much. After selling, I just watched for months. The one thing that kept me from re-entering was that PLTR looked too expensive. They needed to prove the valuation was worth having. And by late 2025, September/October , it started to prove that. The stock was trading around the $170s, but I still couldn't convince myself to buy at the highs. But I have this thing where I cannot bring myself to buy at all-time highs when a stock is in price discovery mode. So I started selling OTM (out of the money) cash-secured puts, roughly 3 months out, about 20% to 25% below the market price at the time. The premiums were paying me between $10 and $15 per share, which is $1000 to $1500 per contract, just to wait and buy PLTR at a price you want. Data by YCharts I sold these put contracts twice. The first time was 100 days out, and I collected about $11 per share in premium. The contract expired worthless because Palantir never touched the strike. And I just pocketed the premium. The second time, I collected about $15 per ...
AndreyPopov/iStock via Getty Images I bought Palantir ( PLTR ) stock in May of 2024 at roughly $21 a share. In those days PLTR was on a bull run of its own with solid retail interest and strong momentum. I took it as a momentum trade. It worked. I rode it to about $82 by December of 2025. But then the stock had its first major drawdown. It started tanking, and I did not have an investment thesis a...
AndreyPopov/iStock via Getty Images I bought Palantir ( PLTR ) stock in May of 2024 at roughly $21 a share. In those days PLTR was on a bull run of its own with solid retail interest and strong momentum. I took it as a momentum trade. It worked. I rode it to about $82 by December of 2025. But then the stock had its first major drawdown. It started tanking, and I did not have an investment thesis at the time because I took it as a momentum trade. A momentum trade gives you no reason to hold through volatility. So I waited, waited some more, and then eventually exited my entire position by January 2025 around $67. We all know what happened next. Palantir went on a tear toward the $200s, and I watched the whole show from the outside. Although I made solid returns on the initial trade, I could've made much more if I had held even 20% of my position. Not having an understanding of the company I was in and not having a long-term investment thesis around it cost me this much. After selling, I just watched for months. The one thing that kept me from re-entering was that PLTR looked too expensive. They needed to prove the valuation was worth having. And by late 2025, September/October , it started to prove that. The stock was trading around the $170s, but I still couldn't convince myself to buy at the highs. But I have this thing where I cannot bring myself to buy at all-time highs when a stock is in price discovery mode. So I started selling OTM (out of the money) cash-secured puts, roughly 3 months out, about 20% to 25% below the market price at the time. The premiums were paying me between $10 and $15 per share, which is $1000 to $1500 per contract, just to wait and buy PLTR at a price you want. Data by YCharts I sold these put contracts twice. The first time was 100 days out, and I collected about $11 per share in premium. The contract expired worthless because Palantir never touched the strike. And I just pocketed the premium. The second time, I collected about $15 per ...
A new documentary charts the tragic events that led to the former NBA star overdosing in a Nevada brothel – and what came next There’s a version of the Lamar Odom story that ends in a Nevada brothel . It’s not hard to imagine the grand finale – the TMZ bulletin relating his fatal drug overdose, followed by emotional tributes to what was lost: a radical basketball prodigy of the New York tradition,...
A new documentary charts the tragic events that led to the former NBA star overdosing in a Nevada brothel – and what came next There’s a version of the Lamar Odom story that ends in a Nevada brothel . It’s not hard to imagine the grand finale – the TMZ bulletin relating his fatal drug overdose, followed by emotional tributes to what was lost: a radical basketball prodigy of the New York tradition, a two-time NBA champion with the Kobe Bryant Lakers, a glittering career that spanned coasts and eras before caving under the weight of addiction. A cautionary tale of incandescent fame, with Odom’s celebrity wife Khloé Kardashian cast as a man-eater to eclipse her more notorious older sister, would have been the epilogue cemented in a thousand think pieces. But by living to tell the tale, Odom has instead become the latest fallen star to prove a core truism of Western mythmaking: heroes who don’t die young are doomed to live long enough to become the villain in their own tale Continue reading...
Nvidia has invested $2 billion in Marvell Technology as part of efforts to make it easier for customers to use the custom artificial intelligence chips that the smaller company designs with Nvidia's networking gear and central processors. Shares of Marvell rose more than 9% in premarket trading on Tuesday, while Nvidia shares were up 1.5%. Through the deal, Nvidia aims to ensure it remains cent...
Nvidia has invested $2 billion in Marvell Technology as part of efforts to make it easier for customers to use the custom artificial intelligence chips that the smaller company designs with Nvidia's networking gear and central processors. Shares of Marvell rose more than 9% in premarket trading on Tuesday, while Nvidia shares were up 1.5%. Through the deal, Nvidia aims to ensure it remains central to meeting the growing computing needs required by AI tools at a time when some companies are opting for custom processors instead of its pricey processors.
nimit srichak/iStock via Getty Images Investment Thesis In my last piece , I wrote that Sterling Infrastructure, Inc. ( STRL ) was building the foundation for the AI boom. Well, I still believe that. But I think the better way to frame STRL today is this. The company has moved up the value chain, and that changes the earnings power. As of writing this, the company is trading at $420 compared to th...
nimit srichak/iStock via Getty Images Investment Thesis In my last piece , I wrote that Sterling Infrastructure, Inc. ( STRL ) was building the foundation for the AI boom. Well, I still believe that. But I think the better way to frame STRL today is this. The company has moved up the value chain, and that changes the earnings power. As of writing this, the company is trading at $420 compared to the $330 area when I last wrote on the company. The company finished 2025 with $3.01 billion of signed backlog, $3.31 billion of combined backlog, and a 2026 guidance that points to about 25% of revenue and 28% adjusted EBITDA. Now, in my view, this is a stronger business than the one I covered before, inasmuch as the stock is no longer hiding in plain sight. And this is why I am reiterating Sterling Infrastructure as a Strong Buy. Business Overview Sterling still operates through three segments. But the center of gravity has shifted. In 4Q 2025 , e-infrastructure generated about $1.47 billion of revenue, which is about 59% of the total. This is in addition to producing $346 million of operating income at a 23.6% margin. It is also important to mention that transportation added $640.7 million of revenue with a 12.1% operating margin. On the other side, building solutions contributed $382.6 million and a 10.2% operating margin. And that kind of mix matters because the e-infrastructure segment is now both the biggest piece of the company and the most attractive one. And this is because it serves large blue-chip customers across data centers, manufacturing, e-commerce distribution, warehouses, and power generation. I also note that the company continues to call out hyperscalers, colocation players, and semiconductor-related demand as multiyear growth drivers. When I look at the segment math, this is no longer a balanced 3-legged stool. E-infrastructure is clearly the king on the board now. And the other segments matter mainly because they add diversification and cash flow suppor...
The markets are in no mood for risk. The CNN Fear & Greed Index sits at 13 — firmly in Extreme Fear — after previously closing at 8, its lowest level since 2022, when Terraform Labs and its algorithmic stablecoin, TerraUSD, collapsed, wiping out over 440 billion in market capitalization in one week and triggering ... Extreme Fear is Gripping the Market, This Is the Smart Move Most Investors Miss
The markets are in no mood for risk. The CNN Fear & Greed Index sits at 13 — firmly in Extreme Fear — after previously closing at 8, its lowest level since 2022, when Terraform Labs and its algorithmic stablecoin, TerraUSD, collapsed, wiping out over 440 billion in market capitalization in one week and triggering ... Extreme Fear is Gripping the Market, This Is the Smart Move Most Investors Miss
HUNTINGTONBancshares Incorporated 5.7% DP SH PFD I ( HBANM ) declares $0.3562/share quarterly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 6.55% Payable June 1; for shareholders of record May 15; ex-div May 15. See HBANM Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Huntington Bancshares Huntington Bancshares: I'm Paying Attention Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (HBAN) Presents...
HUNTINGTONBancshares Incorporated 5.7% DP SH PFD I ( HBANM ) declares $0.3562/share quarterly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 6.55% Payable June 1; for shareholders of record May 15; ex-div May 15. See HBANM Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Huntington Bancshares Huntington Bancshares: I'm Paying Attention Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (HBAN) Presents at RBC Capital Markets Global Financial Institutions Conference 2026 Transcript Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (HBAN) Presents at RBC Capital Markets Global Financial Institutions Conference 2026 - Slideshow Regional bank stocks climb, propelled by merger outlook as one analyst sees it TTM Technologies, Dutch Bros to join S&P 400 Index; Amneal, Apellis to be part of S&P SmallCap 600
China's Huawei Technologies reported on Tuesday 2.2 growth in 2025 revenue, as its core businesses of infrastructure network and consumer devices reported modest growth, while its cloud computing operation saw a revenue decline. The Shenzhen-based company posted 2025 sales revenue of 880.9 billion yuan ($127.5 billion), up 2.2% from a year earlier, marking a sharp slowdown from 22.4% growth rec...
China's Huawei Technologies reported on Tuesday 2.2 growth in 2025 revenue, as its core businesses of infrastructure network and consumer devices reported modest growth, while its cloud computing operation saw a revenue decline. The Shenzhen-based company posted 2025 sales revenue of 880.9 billion yuan ($127.5 billion), up 2.2% from a year earlier, marking a sharp slowdown from 22.4% growth recorded in 2024. The 2025 result marks Huawei's second-highest annual revenue, trailing a record 891 billion yuan sales achieved in 2020.
In this article UL ULVR-GB MKC Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Jars of Unilever brand Hellmann's mayonnaise for sale at a store in Dobbs Ferry, New York, U.S., Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022. Tiffany Hagler-Geard | Bloomberg | Getty Images McCormick will buy Unilever's food business for a combination of cash and equity, in a deal that values the Unilever unit at nearly $45 billion, the t...
In this article UL ULVR-GB MKC Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Jars of Unilever brand Hellmann's mayonnaise for sale at a store in Dobbs Ferry, New York, U.S., Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022. Tiffany Hagler-Geard | Bloomberg | Getty Images McCormick will buy Unilever's food business for a combination of cash and equity, in a deal that values the Unilever unit at nearly $45 billion, the two food companies announced. To buy most of Unilever Foods' portfolio, including Hellmann's mayo and U.K. favorite Marmite, McCormick will pay $15.7 billion in cash, and Unilever and its shareholders will own 65% of the combined company. The deal will add billions of dollars in annual sales for McCormick and expand the spice giant's portfolio further into spreads and condiments. It already owns Frank's RedHot and Cholula hot sauces. For Unilever, divesting much of its food business allows the company to focus on its personal care segment, which is growing faster. In December, Unilever spun off its ice cream business, now trading separately as Magnum Ice Cream Company . The deal follows a broader trend among Big Food. Many packaged food and beverage companies have been getting leaner through divestitures and spinoffs as consumers buy less of their products. In 2024, nearly half of mergers and acquisitions activity in the consumer products industry came from divestitures, according to consulting firm Bain. Choose CNBC as your preferred source on Google and never miss a moment from the most trusted name in business news.
China Vanke Co. posted a record 88.6 billion yuan ($12.8 billion) loss last year, a sign of the deepening problems facing the developer ahead of a wall of upcoming debt maturities. The result, which was even worse than the firm’s forecast , marks Vanke’s second full-year loss since its 1991 initial public offering. It brought the company’s combined loss in the past two fiscal years to more than 13...
China Vanke Co. posted a record 88.6 billion yuan ($12.8 billion) loss last year, a sign of the deepening problems facing the developer ahead of a wall of upcoming debt maturities. The result, which was even worse than the firm’s forecast , marks Vanke’s second full-year loss since its 1991 initial public offering. It brought the company’s combined loss in the past two fiscal years to more than 130 billion yuan. The embattled developer took steps to reassure investors, saying it is seeking a long-term debt resolution plan and pledging to “actively” find new sources of funding this year. It also promised to meet its goal for home deliveries, and said it would look to local governments to purchase some land parcels and existing homes. “It will still take time to resolve the burdens and problems created by the past debt-laden development model,” the company said in the earnings release, adding that its operations are still in “very severe” conditions. Vanke, which oversees more than a trillion yuan of assets, is one of China’s few major property developers to have avoided default. But its liquidity has been strained by the country’s yearslong real estate crisis and Shenzhen Metro Group Co. , its state-owned backer, has dialed back support. The figures show Vanke’s losses substantially widened in the final quarter of last year. The company lost 61 billion yuan in the fourth quarter, a huge jump from its 28 billion yuan loss in the first nine months, according to Bloomberg calculations. Maturities Looming The loss comes at a crucial time for Vanke, which faces more than 11 billion yuan of bond maturities in the coming months, with five onshore notes and two put options that could be exercised before the end of July. The builder has been wrestling with a liquidity crunch for more than two years, and has leaned heavily on shareholder loans from Shenzhen Metro. This support has waned since late last year, although a loan agreement in January showed Shenzhen Metro hasn’t ent...