Tag: photography

Posts with tag: photography

Latest Posts

Taylor Morrison Home Corp. beats Wall Street estimates in Q4

Taylor Morrison Home Corp. (TMHC) reported fourth-quarter earnings of $242.5 million. Adjusted earnings were $2.64 per share, beating estimates by four analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research. Revenue of $2.36 billion also topped Street forecasts.

CVS Shares Surge on Smaller-Than-Expected Profit Drop

CVS Health reports Q4 profit decline but beats estimates; shares surge in premarket trading

Healthcare: A Contrarian Hedge to Tech's Decline

Despite the decline in tech stocks, healthcare has seen a strong start to 2025, outperforming tech and offering potential as a hedge against its faltering performance.

US tariffs seen pushing up food, vegetable prices - Ahold CEO

Tariffs on Mexico and Canada could lead to higher food and vegetable prices for US shoppers, says Ahold Delhaize CEO Frans Muller.

January CPI: Inflation Pressures Easing, but Interest Rate Cuts Still Uncertain

January CPI data, releasing Wednesday, is expected to show headline inflation of 2.9%, matching the annual gain in December.

Foreign Investors Increasingly Sell Vietnamese Stocks Amid Trade Tensions

Foreign investors ramp up sales of Vietnamese stocks as trade risks grow ahead of possible market upgrade

TeamViewer Targets Mid-Term Revenue Growth After 1E Acquisition

TeamViewer projects 2028 revenue between €1.03-1.06 billion and adjusted EBITDA margin of 44-45% post-1E acquisition.

Eneos to seek $2.6 bln in Japan's top IPO this year

Eneos Holdings plans to raise at least $2.61 billion in an IPO for its subsidiary, JX Advanced Metals. Eneos aims for a market value of at least $4.28 billion for the IPO launch, selling half of its JXAM stake.

Ken Griffin Isn't a Fan of Trump's Tariffs

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin calls Trump's tariff policies a "huge mistake" that could hinder economic growth. The uncertainty and chaos created by the tariffs make it difficult for businesses to plan long-term and could lead to a decline in investment and innovation.

Super Micro Slips on Lower Q2 Guidance, Regulatory Filing Concerns

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) reports below-guidance preliminary Q2 results, delays regulatory filings, and expects to avoid delisting. Revenue to be $5.6B-$5.7B, adjusted EPS of 58-60 cents, below prior forecasts.