For The Better

Altria is typically an income play, but the cigarette giant has shown some growth characteristics this year.

Did the fund that beat the hedge funds keep that up after the bet was over?

U.S. citizens will head to the polls on Nov. 3 to vote in a slate of races in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate.

Constellation and Vistra do similar things, while GE Vernova is a picks-and-shovels play, which is a big growth opportunity.

Rocket Lab is keeping us waiting for Neutron.

AMD’s stock is just too pricey to consider buying right now.

Is the AI boom becoming a bubble?

Projecting a staggering $1 trillion annual revenue run rate by the end of 2027, SpaceX is transforming into an AI powerhouse.

Warren Buffett has carefully chosen how Berkshire Hathaway is positioned for the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution.

Rocket Lab has emerged as a top competitor to SpaceX in launch services.

Apple and Tesla are unveiling futuristic products, but are they solving real problems or just creating new ones?

Can the delivery giant’s leaner network make enough to back a 6.5% yield?

Exelixis will have to wait longer than expected to earn approval for a new drug. It’s not the end of the world.

When you think “companies Berkshire Hathaway likes”, often we think of mature, almost iconic businesses that have produced consistent results for years. Bending Spoons, an acquirer of legacy digital assets, doesn’t really fit the mold. Today, though, Matt, Jon, and Tyler take a closer look at why Berkshire is buying this Milan-based business and why it may be closer to the prototypical Berkshire business. Plus, emptying the analyst notebook on earnings and distressed debt is hitting neoclouds

Palantir stock has risen more than 700% over the last five years. Is a stock split in the cards?

The company’s gene-editing-focused platform looks promising.

Booking’s 20% net margin and $9.1 billion in free cash flow stack against Five Below’s aggressive 22.9% revenue growth.

The stock is down 46% over the past year.

Owning the S&P 500 index isn’t as diversified of a strategy as you might initially assume.

Oil prices are high, which is a relatively greater benefit to Occidental, but what happens when commodity prices fall?