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C&C Group (LON:CCR) reported higher first-half operating profit and free cash flow despite a decline in group revenue, as growth in its branded business, pricing, product mix and cost control offset weaker distribution sales. For the first half of fiscal 2027, operating profit before exceptiona

DWS Group GmbH & Co. KGaA (ETR:DWS) reported record third-quarter net flows and assets under management, as growth in its Xtrackers exchange-traded fund platform and private-wealth business helped lift recurring management fees. Total net flows reached €30.9 billion in the third quarter of 2026

Guidewire Software (NYSE:GWRE) said at its analyst day that it is pursuing a broader opportunity in artificial intelligence-driven underwriting and claims operations, highlighting its planned acquisition of hyperexponential and outlining growth initiatives across cloud migrations, commercial insuran

Basf (ETR:BAS) reported higher third-quarter earnings and raised the lower end of its 2026 EBITDA before special items outlook, citing improved pricing, volume growth across its core businesses and lower fixed costs. The company also said it is continuing to reduce debt, execute share buybacks and e

Meta is in the early stages of developing its own consumer electronics business.

Crypto prices and trading volumes fell in Q3. Analysts still expect growth ahead.

One trades at a higher P/E, while the other looks like a bargain, but long-term growth sustainability is what counts.

Operating margins hit a five-year high as sales accelerated, signaling the cost cuts are translating into real earnings leverage.

Third-quarter vaccine sales fell short, outshining a solid topline.

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The new rate tells us what safe income is worth right now.

On-premises clients are shortening contracts to one year or less, signaling an accelerated shift to cloud-based AI tools.

With Wall Street increasingly worried about the AI bubble popping, I'm trying to remain true to my long-term investment approach.

TSMC is raising prices 10% to 20% on advanced packaging and 3% to 6% on wafers, leveraging its dominant position to pass rising capital costs on to AI chipmakers.

Supply-chain discipline and inventory control are now protecting margins even as raw material costs rise.