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The stock is pricing in headwinds while discounting the success of its AV business.

The number of activist campaigns last year rose to a record 255 worldwide including the U.S., up about 5% from 2024.

A Special Needs Trust requires more precision, more care, and more stewardship than any other piece of an estate plan.

The company’s problems of two years ago are well behind it, and shares appear poised for more gains. 

Even if you haven’t saved a lot of money yet, a financial advisor can remove the guesswork from managing your finances and help you avoid costly mistakes.

Activists also report to the SEC on Vor Biopharma, Camp4 Therapeutics, and Recursion Pharmaceuticals.

The big three memory makers have long suffered from booms and busts. Now they’re recipients of one of the biggest surges in demand yet. Wall Street thinks they have room to run.

With stock prices near record levels, the easy ride they’ve enjoyed will be a lot tougher in 2026. Any slight disappointment is bound to cause prices to drop and volatility to spike.

Concerns about its exposure to First Brands’ bankruptcy sunk its stock, but the bank should continue to rebound after it reports earnings this month.

Uber Technologies and the Braves are on the latest Forgotten Forty list of value stocks from John Boyar.

The veteran investor and co-founder of GMO likes quality stocks, international value, and Japan.

Barron’s looked at the Russell 1000 index to find some presents for investors.

Energy shares rose in 2025 despite lower crude prices, a sign of potential strength in the year ahead.

Most high-yielders typically have those yields for a reason. Some may still be worth buying.

Lululemon’s management is under pressure. It is reasonable to expect they will use January to tidy up their affairs and reset investor expectations.

Grantham, co-founder of money manager GMO, had a nasty but illustrative run-in with speculative small-caps early in his storied career. Here’s an excerpt from his new book, “The Making of a Permabear.”

A report that Toms Capital has taken a stake comes as the retailer faces sluggish sales and market-share losses.

Barron’s Investor Circle reporters pick their favorite ideas for the coming year.

The Dogs of the Dow have their best year since 2019, more companies are expected to use AI in 2026, Lululemon founder aims to remake board, and more news to start your day.

Wilson has nominated three candidates to the board of directors.

As would-be home buyers know, real estate is all about interest rates. That could set the sector up for gains.

Activists also report to the SEC on MasterCraft Boat Holdings, Garrett Motion, and Disc Medicine.

Record gold and silver prices got all the publicity, but metals across the board, from uranium to copper to cobalt, took off this year and look likely to climb next year, too. Here’s why.

The S&P 500 is expected to grow earnings by 15% in 2026. But worries persist.

Productivity gains may be offset by job losses as AI disrupts the workforce, impacting the health of Social Security.