For The Better

Historically, stocks have soared in the third year of a presidential term.

Tens of thousands of cell sites start going up in 2027. How much of that belongs in the stock price now?

Intuitive Machines went flat for two years before tripling revenue, while Rocket Lab grew steadily — but the gap is closing fast.

The chipmaker now expects its revenue to rise over 80% next year. What’s a fair price to pay for that?

Nuclear stocks are in a sell-off, and there might be opportunities for investors at these prices.

New value menus are bringing bargain hunters back to the burger chain’s restaurants.

With demand for electricity growing at a rapid clip, nuclear power is increasingly important.

Coupang’s cash-rich Korean delivery empire goes head-to-head with Five Below’s teen-focused bargain stores, but their valuations tell very different stories.

First profit as a commercial-stage biotech, on RYTELO growth and cost cuts.

ASML’s near-monopoly on chipmaking lithography and Marvell’s AI data push sit on very different rungs of the industry, and their valuations and risks tell divergent stories.

Both of these defensive stocks are growing sales about 6%, but one offers a higher yield and a lower valuation as cocoa costs weigh on its shares.

Intuit took steps to embrace AI.

A rival chipmaker is buying a big laser maker. Is the AI chip giant’s stock, around 30% under its record, still worth buying?

Investors were clearly impressed by the gaming company’s third-quarter performance.

The education company’s patience is paying off.

Is the AI boom running out of steam, or is the market simply taking a breather?

The niche financial services company delivered an estimates-crushing third quarter.

These AI stocks have serious room for growth.

Lam Research is a semiconductor machine business that’s breaking records, but its stock price has been cut nearly in half from highs in 2026. Is it a good stock to buy right now?