Williams Companies has handed investors a 30% gain over the past year, fueled by AI power demand that is barely getting started. Before deciding the rally already ran its course, consider what the company’s pipeline network and behind-the-meter power projects could mean for the…
A 5.18% intraday run to $73.13 is a big day for a midstream name that usually trades like a utility, and it lands the session after the Q3 earnings filing hit EDGAR. Keep an eye on whether the $89.5 billion pipeline giant holds the gain into the close.
Ferrari shipped fewer cars than a year ago and still came in above expectations, because F80 deliveries and client personalizations lifted revenue per car. Full-year guidance went up again, and the order book now stretches into 2028.
Nasdaq is rebounding as chip stocks bounce, while Dow is dragged lower by Apple shares, per CNBC.
Most filers send their spring refund straight to groceries and bills, but a single extra form buried in the tax code opens a door that almost nobody walks through.
Five dividend stocks hit their ex-dividend deadlines this week, and missing the cutoff by even one day means the payment goes to someone else. Yields stretch from 2.6% to 9.1%, but not every payout is as safe as it looks.
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Pennsylvania spares retirees from paying state tax on Social Security, pensions, and 401k withdrawals, but one cost the exemptions never touch is already headed for a reset that could reshape every retirement budget in the Pittsburgh area.
One of Europe's smallest markets is posting a month that would take most US indexes years, months after Bulgaria's euro adoption. Thinly traded Sofia names move fast in both directions.
🇧🇬 Bulgarian stocks are going vertical, up +37.6% in the past month https://t.co/q8ME4EXpbR
Fabrinet opened 13.32% higher at $355.82, the widest single move across 382 priority names this morning. Thomson Reuters anchors the other end, down 9.84%, with Shopify close behind.
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