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GE Aerospace Earnings: The $170 Billion Engine Behind Its Growth
GE Aerospace delivered strong Q3 earnings; future growth depends on consistent cash generation from its commercial-services business.
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Tom Lee Sees a Buying Opportunity in AI Stocks After the Selloff
While concerns about valuations, debt, and AI infrastructure spending have rattled investors, analyst Tom Lee remains bullish on AI stocks.
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General Motors (GM) Unveils $20 Billion Buyback After Earnings Beat
GM’s quarter offered real progress. The next test is whether those strengths can withstand mounting expenses.
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Tesla’s $43.5 Billion Cash Pile Faces a High-Stakes AI Test
Tesla has demonstrated demand resilience, but the next leg higher needs stronger automotive economics and tangible progress toward monetizing AI.
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Steel Earnings Split: Why Cliffs Soared and Steel Dynamics Slipped
One steel company is the better business today. The other has a more compelling future story. Here’s what investors should weigh after earnings.
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Despite a 50% Drop, AeroVironment (AVAV) Stock Could See a Dead-Cat Bounce
Given the escalating geopolitical crisis in Ukraine, drone manufacturer AeroVironment may see a sentiment boost, thereby making AVAV stock an intriguing idea.
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AT&T Has a Fiber Growth Engine, But Wall Street Wants Cash Flow
AT&T needs to prove that network investments in fiber internet and wireless can fund its dividend, buybacks, and balance sheet.
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Weakness May Be an Opportunity as Palantir Q3 Earnings Near
The question for Palantir investors is whether demand for its AI software can support another strong quarter and an even better outlook.
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PG Stock Q1 Outlook: Can Procter & Gamble Overcome Rising Costs?
Procter & Gamble needs to convince shoppers that its brands are worth the money and keeping enough of each sale to grow profits.
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American Express Q3 Preview: The Big Numbers That Could Move AXP
American Express (NYSE: AXP) will release third-quarter results on Friday, October 23, before the market opens, followed by a call at 8:30 a.m. Investors will get a fresh look at consumer spending, borrowing trends, and the cost of keeping premium cardholders happy. There are reasons for optimism. American Express delivered double-digit revenue growth last quarter.…
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