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Quarterly revenue at the AI chip leader is over five times what it was right before its big customer's first in-house chip debuted.

One company is profitable and raising its outlook. The other just hit a free cash flow milestone but is still working through a significant restructuring with heavy losses.

One platform is seeing AI spending translate directly into surging cloud revenue. The other is growing fast but navigating rising costs and a missed earnings quarter.

Carlos Henrique Villela Pedras doubled his direct stake, signaling confidence in the Brazilian bank despite modest recent returns.

Micron just increased its stock buyback authorization to $35.16 billion.

A researcher tracking the company raised its price target.

AbbVie trades at a 40% valuation discount but faces revenue concentration risk, while Eli Lilly's cardiometabolic dominance commands a premium.

Anduril is stealthily becoming a key producer of U.S. Navy submarines -- and also not so stealthily.

Investors weren't cheered by a major change in the company's leadership.

Paulo Roberto Simoes Da Cunha expanded his direct stake by 22%, bringing total holdings to ~265,000 shares at $17.98 per share.

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An analyst made a significant price target cut.

One trades at half the earnings multiple of the other, but profitability and risk profiles tell starkly different stories.

The manufacturing leader is driving growth across multiple dimensions.

Don't get caught off guard by the impact of a higher income.

These companies have a long history of dividend growth.

Insider buying increased direct holdings to 264,605 shares, a 22% boost to prior equity exposure. The preferred stock traded at $17.98 per share during the acquisition, well above the $3.43 market close for common shares that same day.

The Ark Invest CEO has a lofty forecast for SpaceX.

Archer pursues Boeing partnerships to scale manufacturing, while Joby leverages early revenue from its Blade acquisition, but both burn cash at an alarming rate.

Split $10,000 between Alphabet and Nvidia today, and by 2030 that bet touches everything from search ads to robotaxis to quantum chips.

A pair of financial companies is apparently trying to acquire it.

Today, Oct. 12, 2026, premarket reports of acquisition discussions with GTCR and Elliott pushed the insurance-software provider higher as investors await deal confirmation.

De Oliveira more than doubled his direct stake, raising his exposure to the financial services giant after a modest 5% stock return over the past year.

The bull market may be running out of steam.

On Oct. 12, 2026, investors brace for bank earnings while semiconductor weakness pressures the broader market.