Street Notes

Wednesday, USA Rare Earth said it had received U.K. approval to buy Less Common Metals.

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

The company still needs a few big deals to move toward its ambition of a double-digit share of the AI data-center market.

Wells Fargo analyst Ohsung Kwon says a sharp drop in the bank’s Sentiment Indicator last week has likely triggered a Buy signal.

Shares in the wireless carrier have slipped 11% over the past three months, but that's a good buying opportunity, according to KeyBanc.

Gold’s recent correction isn’t the start of a bear market for the yellow metal. Bulls point to more upside ahead.

Sunday, Deutsche Bank analyst Corinne Blanchard upgraded shares of MP Materials to Buy from Hold. Her price target went to $71 a share from $68.

Brent Penter, of Raymond James, has upgraded shares to Buy from Hold. His price target is $52.

The meat supplier faces falling beef and pork volumes, but chicken sales are bucking the trend.

The agreement would allow merchants to lower fees and reject certain credit cards. But what does it mean for the stocks—and shoppers.

The bullish note comes after the company reached a landmark deal with the U.S. government.

Some of these risky funds have been missing their goals, Morningstar says.

Affirm reports a solid fiscal first quarter with certain metric standouts.

Shares of the medical technology company are headed for their largest same-day percentage increase on record.

The retailer declined to provide guidance in the prior two quarters, citing tariff-related uncertainty.

The language-learning platform posts record revenue but guidance disappoints.

Caterpillar hosted an analyst event in Texas on Tuesday. Now, Wall Street is weighing in.

Zimmer Biomet, the maker of knee and hip replacements, missed on quarterly sales estimates and lowered the top end of its outlook for full-year organic revenue growth.

Trex reports weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings and sales and slashes guidance.

Nvidia is set to benefit from the continued wave of AI spending but another chip company looks to have more upside right now, according to Jefferies.

Prediction markets have put a squeeze on betting firms, but they might have bigger issues to worry about. BofA Securities downgraded DraftKings and Flutter.

Freedom Capital analyst David Silver upgraded the airplane maker’s shares to Buy from Hold. His price target went to $223 from $217.

B. Riley Securities downgraded Rigetti to Neutral from Buy. The reasoning is straightforward.

The stock is rarely cheap, but an Oppenheimer analyst makes the case that it’s headed for bargain territory.

The top seven customers of the hard-drive company have provided purchase orders through at least the first half of next year.