A new study by Mindtrip, Sabre, Sojern, and MMGY Travel Intelligence reveals that more than 50% of travelers already use AI to plan their trips, with younger generations like Millennials and Gen Z leading the trend. Despite this, only about a quarter of destination marketing organizations (DMOs) have adopted AI strategies or offer AI trip-planning tools, putting them at risk of losing relevance. Travelers increasingly rely on AI for discovering destinations, building itineraries, and making booking decisions, signaling a major shift in travel planning. The study urges DMOs to invest in AI-driven experiences to stay competitive and meet traveler expectations.
Barclays raised its price target for Trimble Inc. to $80, reflecting confidence after the company reported strong Q2 2026 results. Trimble beat earnings estimates with $0.86 per share and revenues of $972 million, driven by 12% growth in its Field Sy...
Citizens JMP Securities raised MongoDB's price target from $366 to $519, citing strong sales performance and new AI capabilities introduced by the company. MongoDB launched several AI-focused tools, including Automated Embeddings and the Atlas Manage...
Kenon Holdings announced that the Republic of Peru has completed payment of approximately $203 million following an arbitration award issued in Kenon's favor in October 2023. After allocating funds to a capital provider and covering expenses, Kenon's...
XRP has fallen nearly 47% year-to-date, but analyst Dana Love argues this decline reflects political uncertainty around the stalled Clarity Act rather than a failure of the XRP network. Despite significant milestones like increased XRP Ledger activit...
Whitecap Resources completed a merger with Veren in May 2025, combining two investment-grade companies through a stock-based deal. This merger enhances operational efficiency and optimization opportunities while maintaining strong credit quality. Whi...
