June• Sales amounted to SEK 980 (1,012) million. Organic growth was 0%, currency adjusted.• Operating profit was SEK 101 (99) million. Adjusted operating profit was SEK 94 ...

TTM Technologies has shifted to higher-margin sectors, but weak capital returns and overvaluation limit upside despite ...

Bitcoin has the benefit of a group of different tailwinds right now. In July, investors expect fireworks from Washington to ...

Donald Trump Deal to Leave EU Facing Higher Tariffs Than U.K. (Financial Times): The EU is nearing a framework deal with 10% tariffs on most goods — the same baseline rate as the U.K. — though the ...

After breaking above the $100,000 level on May 8, Bitcoin ( BTC) price has closed every day above the psychological level. While BTC posted a lower range deviation to $98,300 on June 22, the crypto ...

Detailed price information for Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM-N) from The Globe and Mail including charting and trades.

Chart Industries Inc. (NYSE:GTLS) is one of the 10 most undervalued industrial stocks to buy according to analysts. On June 4, UBS analyst Manav Gupta maintained a Buy rating on Chart Industries ...

Chart Industries and Flowserve recently agreed to merge in an all-stock deal. The two companies outlined significant revenue and cost synergies. Strangely, both bargain-priced stocks fell after ...

Chart generates substantial free cash flow. Historical free cash flow conversion is well above 80% and Chart targets 90%-plus conversion after acquiring Howden.

HOUSTON, TX / ACCESS Newswire / July 16, 2025 / Via Renewables, Inc. ("Via Renewables" or the "Company") (NASDAQ:VIASP), an independent retail energy services company, announced today that, in accorda ...

Flowserve Corporation and Chart Industries, Inc. merge for $300M synergies, sparking investor skepticism on growth and strategy. Click for my take on FLS and GTLS.

U.S.-based equipment manufacturer Chart Industries and flow control systems maker Flowserve Corp agreed to merge in an all-stock deal, valuing the combined company at about $19 billion.