The Inspire Corporate Bond ETF (IBD) received a 5-star Overall Morningstar Rating for its 5-year risk-adjusted returns, ranking among the top 10% of 155 corporate bond funds as of July 31, 2026. This faith-based ETF focuses on high-quality, investment-grade bonds from U.S. companies aligned with biblical values, offering investors a way to combine financial goals with ethical considerations. With a low expense ratio of 0.41%, IBD aims to serve as a core fixed-income holding in diversified portfolios. The fund's strong performance and low risk highlight its appeal for investors seeking both quality and value-driven investing.
Okta reported better-than-expected Q1 results with EPS of $1.05 and revenue of $805 million, driven by high demand for AI security solutions. The company’s new AI products now account for 30% of total bookings, fueling growth in the competitive cyber...
Shares of Cre8 Enterprise Limited (CRE) surged nearly 165% after reporting a record 550 customers and a 482% rise in IPO filings in H1 2026. Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) jumped over 35% following stronger-than-expected quarterly results and raised guida...
Greenland Mines Ltd. shares dropped nearly 50% after announcing a $20 million public offering, raising dilution concerns. Qfin Holdings saw an 18.9% decline following weaker Q2 revenue and sharply lower profits despite beating earnings expectations. ...
Georgia Power announced that its contract to serve OpenAI's new project in Effingham County has been approved, contributing to increased savings for customers. The typical residential customer is now expected to save $180 per year by 2029, up from a ...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang defended the company's growing financial support for AI startups, calling it a "once in a generation" opportunity due to the capital-intensive nature of AI development. He emphasized that Nvidia's investments are low risk beca...
