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Shake Shack Stock Climbs as Profits Jump Nearly 32%
Shake Shack’s earnings report showed a company building momentum, but has to show it can build on that growth while protecting restaurant margins
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AppLovin Gives Investors Plenty to Love with a Blowout Q3
AppLovin has delivered a persuasive fundamental case. The next challenge is turning this strong performance into a repeatable pattern.
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Uber Earnings: Net Income Plunges 92% as Autonomous Bet Raises Stakes
Uber is approaching a crossroads where its shift toward autonomous vehicles collides with tougher growth comparisons.
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Super Micro Raises FY2027 Revenue Target to $77 Billion, but Cash Flow Lags
Super Micro Computer is selling more AI infrastructure and improving its margins, the next leg of the bull case depends on turning that scale into cash.
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McDonald’s Delivers Q3 Earnings Beat, but Investors Should Be Patient
McDonald’s gave investors something to cheer about, even as it struggled to bring more U.S. customers through its doors.
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Pfizer’s New Drugs Grew 32% as $1.1 Billion in Patent Losses Loom
Pfizer needs to replace billions in revenue from older medicines while building a new portfolio capable of carrying the company into the next decade.
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SMCI Stock: Can a Massive Q3 Earnings Beat Spark a Powerful Rebound?
Super Micro (SMCI) has shown it can attract a crowd to the AI hardware party. Investors now want to see how much money it takes home.
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AMD Beats Q3 Estimates as Wall Street Bets on Its AI Opportunity
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) delivered an earnings beat and outlined a future in which data centers could increasingly drive the business.
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4 Undervalued Stocks That Could Get a Boost from Holiday Spending
Here are four undervalued stocks that don’t get analyzed by the financial press but could get a lift from holiday sales.
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Apple Beats Earnings, but 3 Risks Weigh on AAPL Stock
The move in Apple stock after earnings presents a distinction between owning a strong business and buying its shares at an attractive price.
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