Navitas Semiconductor Corp. is refocusing its business on AI data center and grid power management, leveraging partnerships like Nvidia to meet rising power demands. The company has moved away from low-margin consumer markets to target the high-growth AI infrastructure sector, expected to reach $3.5 billion with over 60% annual growth by 2030. In Q1 CY26, Navitas reported its first sequential revenue increase of 18% to $8.6 million and stabilized gross margins at 37-38%, indicating early success of its new strategy. After a significant share price drop, the stock now trades at about 8 times book value, making it an attractive investment opportunity according to the analyst initiating a bullish rating.
The Taiwan Freedom Project has launched a special publication in The Washington Times to highlight Taiwan's geopolitical importance and counter Chinese Communist Party (CCP) narratives. The 32-page section features bipartisan U.S. lawmakers and Taiwa...
Hermès's stock has not moved since a price drop in March, mainly due to geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran affecting its Q1 2026 sales. The company’s high profit margins provide some support amid expected inflation in 2026. With its price-...
Bread Financial Holdings is demonstrating disciplined loan growth and effective risk management, with a 7% year-over-year increase in credit sales and improved delinquency rates. The company’s strategic moves into digital banking and integrated payme...
Ethereum's price has held above $1,560 support twice in June, currently trading near $1,767 and approaching $2,000. Despite a bearish daily chart, funding rates have risen to early June highs, indicating growing long-side interest. Notably, smart con...
Ethereum's ETH/BTC trading pair is approaching a critical technical breakout after months of underperformance. The price is testing a major convergence of buy signals near a descending pitchfork channel and the Ichimoku Kumo cloud at 0.028 BTC. If Et...
