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Johnson & Johnson Is Proving To Be Less Dependent On Patent Cliffs
Johnson & Johnson beat earnings and raised guidance, showing its diversified business is becoming less dependent on blockbuster drug patents.
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Quantum Computing Could Revolutionize Technology, But…
Quantum computing could transform industries—and create a massive new wave of cybersecurity spending as organizations prepare for Q-Day.
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Why American Express Stock Looks Attractive Ahead of July 24 Earnings
American Express enters earnings with strong spending growth, rising dividends, and buybacks, making AXP a financial stock to watch.
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ASML Q2 Earnings: AI Chip Boom Fuels Strong Demand
ASML beat earnings, raised guidance, and expanded production plans as soaring AI chip demand signals the semiconductor boom is far from over.
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Lucid Stock Crashes 41% on Bankruptcy Rumors: What’s Next
Lucid isn’t filing for bankruptcy this week, but “not bankrupt today” is a low bar, and it’s not the same as “on a path to solvency.”
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Oracle Stock Just Flashed a Meaningful Quant Signal for the Bulls
In an earlier article about Oracle stock, I mentioned that there wasn’t enough evidence to justify optimism. That has just changed.
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Goldman Sachs’ Uno Reverse: The Consumer Banking Bet That Came Full Circle
Goldman Sachs’ earnings show that refocusing on its core businesses—not consumer banking—is driving stronger growth and shareholder value.
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A Record Quarter… Or Did JPMorgan’s One-Off Gains Flatter The Result?
JPMorgan’s record earnings made headlines, but its broad-based business strength and growing financial ecosystem tell the more important story.
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3 Stocks Wall Street Just Upgraded Ahead of Earnings
Wall Street is growing more bullish on American Express, Deckers Outdoor, and Biogen as analysts raise price targets ahead of earnings.
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IBM Shares Sink After Company Warns of Q2 Earnings Miss
IBM stock fell after the company warned Q2 earnings will miss estimates as enterprise customers shifted spending from software to hardware.
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