Fluor Corporation is undergoing a multi-year turnaround by shifting its business model to focus on reimbursable contracts, which now make up 85% of its $27 billion backlog. This reduces the risks associated with fixed-price contracts and improves earnings visibility. The company is also leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance project execution and margins. With a market cap of $7.3 billion and a forward P/E of about 15x, Fluor is strategically positioned in high-demand sectors like nuclear, data centers, and defense, offering potential upside if backlog converts to stronger margins and cash flow.
Strategy reported an estimated $20.91 billion gain on its Bitcoin holdings in Q3 2026 due to revaluation at market prices, increasing the balance sheet value to $70.82 billion from an acquisition cost of $63.95 billion. Despite this accounting gain, ...
Intuitive Surgical continues to dominate the robotic surgery market with a strong competitive moat and promising growth prospects driven by high recurring revenues and expanding installed base. Despite some valuation multiple compression, its forward...
In September, the US IPO market experienced a slight drop in the number of deals, with six offerings compared to seven in August. However, total proceeds increased slightly to $1.9 billion from $1.8 billion the previous month. Adarx Pharmaceuticals l...
Ethereum developers released a last-minute update to the Prysm validator software to ensure blocks on the Sepolia test network use the new 200 million gas limit during the Glamsterdam upgrade test. This upgrade aims to triple the block capacity from ...
Bitcoin futures open interest fell by 3.8% to $36.6 billion in the week through October 4, indicating a $1.4 billion decline from $38 billion. Meanwhile, spot trading shifted from net selling to net buying, signaling stronger demand in the spot marke...
