When it comes to investing in the food industry, Domino’s Pizza (DPZ) stands out as a top pick according to Wall Street experts. Following a strong first-quarter performance, Deutsche Bank analyst Lauren Silberman reiterated a buy rating on DPZ stock with an increased price target of $580. Silberman highlighted the company’s impressive U.S. same-store sales
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Singapore’s Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp (OCBC) has recently reported a 5% increase in first-quarter profit, exceeding market expectations. In a bold move, the bank has also made a S$1.4 billion ($1.04 billion) offer to acquire its insurer arm Great Eastern, showcasing its commitment to strategic investments and portfolio enhancement. The offer, which includes a 37% premium
European companies operating in China are facing an increasingly difficult economic landscape. A recent survey conducted by the EU Chamber of Commerce reveals that as China’s growth slows and overcapacity issues rise, it has become harder for European businesses to maintain profitability in the country. Delays in payments and challenges in enforcing contracts have become
The potential merger of Sony and Apollo with Paramount Global has sparked discussions about the strategy the conglomerates might adopt if the deal goes through. One key aspect of their plan is to maintain a steady theatrical release output between both studios, without reducing it. This approach is aimed at ensuring a consistent flow of
AMC Entertainment is currently grappling with a significant financial challenge in the form of a $4.5 billion debt, with a large portion of it maturing in 2026. The company’s CEO, Adam Aron, recently addressed this issue during a post-earning conference call, revealing that AMC has been engaged in discussions with lenders for almost a year
British neobank Monzo recently announced that it has secured an additional $190 million in funding, bringing its total fundraising for the year to an impressive $610 million. This latest round of funding included investments from notable new backers, such as Hedosophia and CapitalG, as well as participation from existing investors like Singaporean sovereign wealth fund
Stanley Druckenmiller, a renowned billionaire investor, made headlines recently when he disclosed that he had reduced his stake in chipmaker Nvidia due to concerns about the artificial intelligence market becoming overheated. This move has sparked debate about the future of AI investments and the long-term viability of the sector. Druckenmiller’s Investment Philosophy Druckenmiller’s decision to
Brad Gerstner, the Chair and CEO of Altimeter Capital, has recently made some significant strategic moves in response to this year’s strong run in technology stocks. Despite being bullish on the stocks that are reaccelerating due to artificial intelligence, Gerstner has decided to take some chips off the table. He mentioned during an appearance on
Amazon Web Services recently announced an additional investment of 12 billion Singapore dollars over the next five years to expand its cloud infrastructure and services in Singapore. This investment aims to enhance the data center capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region, marking a significant commitment to the ASEAN region. Since the launch of its first Asia-Pacific
Palantir, the defense tech firm that specializes in big-data and artificial intelligence software, experienced a sharp decline in its shares following a report of weaker-than-expected guidance. The company’s earnings per share of 8 cents adjusted fell short of the 8 cents expected, while revenues of $634 million were slightly below the $625 million anticipated by
Berkshire Hathaway saw its Class A shares trade up 1.2% early Monday after the conglomerate posted an impressive 39% year-over-year growth in operating profit. Additionally, the Warren Buffett-led business also reported a significant increase in cash holdings, approaching a record level of $200 billion. Shares of Paramount surged 2.4% following reports that the owner of
Warren Buffett recently announced that Berkshire Hathaway is considering an investment opportunity in Canada. Despite uncertainties in the current global financial landscape, Buffett expressed confidence in putting money into Canada and revealed that the company is actively exploring potential opportunities in the country. In the past, Buffett has made significant investments in Canada, such as
During Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, Warren Buffett took the stage to pay tribute to his longtime business partner, Charlie Munger. This marked the 60th meeting for Buffett, who has largely withdrawn from public appearances discussing the company. Buffett expressed his comfort with allowing chief executives of Berkshire’s operating units to engage directly