Manufacturing

Heading into Friday trading, the highest-flying industrial stocks were the ones hit hardest in the recent spate of selling.

Privately held defense startup Anduril is working with HD Hyundai Heavy Industries on autonomous surface vessels for the U.S. Navy.

Tepper, a billionaire who owns professional football’s Carolina Panthers, is one of the most successful and closely watched investors on Wall Street.

Competing with disruptors isn’t always easy for established companies. Disruptive technology, however, doesn’t always directly equate to stock market performance.

Cisco rises sharply after posting better-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue.

Investors have been pushing for Sealed Air to address its sluggish Protective Care segment.

There are challenges for defense companies operating in Europe—the estimated increase in military spending may not materialize for instance. But Europe is playing catch-up on an epic scale.

A new group of players in the AI power race are posting huge stocks gains. Their futures look bright.

Wednesday, TransDigm reported fiscal fourth-quarter adjusted EPS of $10.82 from sales of $2.4 billion. Wall Street was looking for EPS of $10.08 and sales of $2.4 billion.

Bank of America came up with 16 names that investors should consider buying. Renaissance Macro threw out a couple of sector ideas, too.

The increase could very well extend into the next couple of years, even though buyers have already spent heavily. This has important, and positive, implications for stock investors.

Barron’s picked Schneider Electric in October 2024. Things haven’t worked out—yet.

BigBear.ai surges after striking a deal to acquire a generative AI platform, while Nebius falls after missing analysts’ estimates.

Industrial companies like Caterpillar and Rockwell Automation looked promising this earnings season.

Shares of eVTOL maker Archer Aviation rose early Monday after a brutal sell off this past week.

Metsera falls sharply after Pfizer agrees to buy the weight-loss drug start-up in a deal that could be worth more than $10 billion.

Tesla declines after the electric-vehicle maker's shareholders approve a massive pay package for CEO Elon Musk.

Earnings were light, driven by slowing sales of titanium dioxide, a key component of white paint.

The company is opening a massive plant in Michigan to make a critical component of solar panels. It’s going toe to toe with China.

Duolingo declines sharply after its bookings forecast misses estimates, and DoorDash tumbles following an earnings miss.

The manufacturing sector has been going through a historically rough patch.

Solstice reported quarterly Ebitda of $235 million from sales of $969 million, Thursday. Wall Street was looking for $236 million and $964 million, respectively, according to FactSet.

The third-quarter sales and EPS figures aren’t comparable to consensus estimates because the Qnity Electronics spinoff was completed earlier in the week.

The canning company’s low valuation, hefty cash flows, and big-name customers could help the shares pop 30%.

Aspiring rare-earths miner Ramaco Resources is raising capital via convertible debt. That pressured its stock early Wednesday.