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If you own Microsoft, this year has tested your patience in ways that probably feel unfair. While Nvidia and some of the other tech giants kept grabbing the AI headlines, Microsoft quietly became the worst performer in the Magnificent Seven this year, dropping about 23% in the quarter ending March 31 and badly trailing the […]

Some restaurant chains work in their home markets, but struggle to expand nationally. “Not every restaurant expansion story is successful. Some restaurant operators struggle moving outside their region, like Jack in the Box. Others fail because they become too aggressive and try to expand too quickly, taking on debt, like Krispy Kreme,” wrote The Motley

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AMD’s (AMD) AI story is starting to shift. The company is no longer just a beneficiary of rising AI demand. It is now generating meaningful revenue and profit from its data-center business, giving investors a more tangible earnings base today. That changes the setup for the stock. The next phase of upside depends less on

Last year, Marriott’s net income grew to $2.6 billion, mostly driven by its luxury offering and a record-breaking development pipeline of 610,000 rooms. The Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program reached 271 million members, accounting for a massive 68% of room bookings worldwide, according to Marriott’s earnings report.   Earlier this year, I reported on several Marriott’s deals

Sam Walton never forgot who the top dog in his operation was. “There is only one boss: the customer,” the Wal-Mart (WMT) co-founder once said. “And he can fire everybody in the company, from the chairman on down, simply by spending his money somewhere else.” Customers have been spending their money at Walmart for more

Every year, Wall Street waits for Jamie Dimon’s letter to JPMorgan shareholders. This year, it arrived with a warning that goes well beyond banking. In his annual shareholder letter published April 6, Dimon warned that the war in Iran risks triggering another round of persistent inflation and higher interest rates that could tip the U.S.

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Lockheed Martin’s (LMT) outlook is getting a boost from Washington. President Donald Trump’s proposed $2.2 trillion defense budget eases one of the biggest concerns around Lockheed Martin’s forward guidance. At the same time, missile demand is building, and the company is expanding capacity to meet it, but the key question is whether that momentum translates

I know “global chokepoint risk” sounds like something that belongs in a bank slide deck, not in your daily life. But if you drive a car, buy groceries, or so much as look at your investment account, what happens in one narrow strip of water between Iran and Oman is now uncomfortably personal. That hit