Livemint8h agoWorld’s No. 2 Gold Miner Sees Diesel Driving Up 2027 CostsAgnico Eagle expects higher diesel prices to add $50 to $60 per ounce to its fourth-quarter costs. That compares with about $30 per ounce in the previous quarter.8h ago
Business Insider9h agoMichael Burry Says 'LeftforDead' Stock May Be Primed for a ShortSqueezeMichael Burry sees turnaround potential for shares of Build-A-Bear Workshop. The stock has cratered by more than 50% in 2026.9h ago
Barron's9h agoCrocs Stock Spikes 25%. Its Biggest Headache Just Became an Asset.HeyDude, Crocs’ other footwear brand, returns to growth following several consecutive quarters of steep revenue declines.9h ago
10h ago1Win brings iGaming ecosystem onchain via Solana with $139.8M in tracked deposits1Win has $139.8 million in onchain deposits. It also has 413,500 deposit transactions. The platform plans to use 10% of revenue for $1WIN buybacks and burns.SOL-2.89%10h ago
Seeking Alpha10h agoBunge maintains 2026 adjusted EPS at $9.25$9.75 as projects ramp and net interest expense outlook rises to $640M$670MBunge Q3 2026 earnings: EPS rose, guidance held, and Viterra synergies grew despite volatility.10h ago
Seeking Alpha11h agoMicrosoft posts 18.8% revenue growth as Rule of 40 score hits 58.4Microsoft reported 18.8% year-over-year revenue growth and a 39.6% net profit margin in its fiscal first quarter, lifting its Rule of 40 score to 58.4. The score reflects a strong balance between growth and profitability under the strictest version of the metric. Capital expenditure continued to climb in the quarter, giving investors reason for concern. Offsetting that pressure are the expanding Rule of 40 score and the strength of Microsoft's balance sheet.11h ago
CNBC11h agoGM is moving to NasdaqThe move could pave the way for inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 index. It may also improve the company's valuation.11h ago
Reuters12h agoQatarEnergy buys US, other LNG to hedge future Hormuz disruptionsQatarEnergy is buying long-term supplies of liquefied natural gas from the US and other producers as part of a trading strategy designed to generate revenue if exports through the Strait of Hormuz are disrupted in the future, CEO Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi told Reuters on Thursday.12h ago