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Intel, led by new CEO Tan, is focusing on efficiency with substantial layoffs to streamline operations ahead of its upcoming first-quarter financial report.

The Salesforce stock price decline reached its bottom in April and is setting up for a robust rebound that could begin before mid-year.

Bill Ackman has announced a new sizeable stake of 20% ownership in Hertz Company, an unlikely acquisition target for the value investor.

The S&P 500 Index and Nasdaq-100 Index simultaneously flashed Death Cross patterns on April 14, 2025, causing bear market and recession worries.

Fundamentally sound dividend payers like Snap-on, Whirlpool, Verizon, and Cintas sold off along with the broad market and offer value to investors in Q2.

Despite the technology sector's recent volatility, some insiders and institutions have been buying into Applied Materials stock lately.

Despite recent market turmoil, Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is outperforming, up nearly 12% year-to-date compared to the S&P 500's 12% decline.

MSFT stock is down over 8.6% in the last five days over concern over OpenAI’s plans to acquire the AI company Windsurf; analysts are lowering their targets

See these four stocks with hefty dividend yields and some of the longest track records of increasing dividends throughout the years.

Even during tariff uncertainty and a potential trade war with China, shares of Taiwan Semiconductor are still the prime stock pick today. 

Snap-on is a must-own dividend stock for buy-and-hold investors, worth buying and holding in 2025 due to its low price and attractive growth outlook.

See these four stocks that recently announced increases to their dividends. Several of these names are also buying back, or plan to buy back, lots of stock.

Whirlpool is a solid buy in 2025, offering a deep value and high yield that investors can rely on. Its U.S. operations are tariff-resistant.

Gold prices are making new all-time highs again, dragging other metals higher with them and giving investors a chance to upside.

Markets have tumbled in 2025, but three funds launched this year have the potential to outshine even longer-established ETFs.

Archer Aviation unveils New York City air taxi plans with United Airlines, presenting a compelling near-term catalyst ahead of its upcoming Q1 earnings.

Joby Aviation's flight milestones and regional support are creating value despite market volatility.

Taiwan Semiconductor stock might be in the clear after President Trump applied new tariff exemptions for consumer electronics and chips.

RKLB announced on Monday that it had been selected for two major hypersonic defense programs, opening the door to multi-billion-dollar contracts.

Abbott Laboratories stock price is on track to hit a new high in 2025 and could do it before the end of the first half. Dividends and buybacks help.

United Airlines forecasts a robust year if the economy doesn't stall. While risks are present, a stall is unlikely until the second half or later.

Qualcomm just earned its first Buy rating in months, with TD Cowen targeting 15% upside ahead of earnings in two weeks.

Tesla is down nearly 50% from its highs, but analysts still see 40% upside ahead of earnings. A double bottom and rising RSI signal a possible reversal.

Johnson & Johnson had more good than bad; investors should look at the entire report in context before deciding if JNJ stock is a good fit for their portfolios

CRWD stock is up 7% in the last month and could retake its all-time high as the company's Falcon platform continues to see high adoption and retention

Members of Congress were active traders during the tariff-induced market meltdown, and the activity wasn't isolated to a single party or house.

Microsoft is a blue-chip stock that plays the role of a growth stock and value stock for investors who have a long-term outlook

Health insurance stocks are outperforming the benchmark indices in 2025, as these two tariff-free and recession-resistant carriers are up 16% and 54%.

NVIDIA analysts trimmed targets and reduced ratings in early April, setting the market up to rebound strongly in late Q2 with the next earnings release.

Texas Pacific Land, TKO Group, and Keurig Dr Pepper are the most-bought large-cap stocks by insiders in Q1 2025. Each has tailwinds to drive it.