Arm Holdings (NASDAQ: ARM) has witnessed a significant surge in the number of customers using its chips in data centers, a 14-fold increase since 2021. This growth is attributed to the company's strategic expansion into the PC market and the rising demand for AI computing.
Disney+ customers in the UK will be able to stream some of ITV’s shows, such as Mr Bates vs The Post Office, and thriller Spy Among Friends, while ITVX viewers will be able to watch the U.S. entertainment company’s FX’s The Bear.
Oracle has been among the top-performing U.S. stocks in the last year, and signs point to continued growth as the company asserts AI and cloud dominance.
Byrna's first quarter saw strong sales momentum, with management highlighting the impact of expanded retail partnerships and new direct-to-consumer (DTC) channel growth. CEO Bryan Ganz attributed the 57% revenue increase to effective channel expansion, including growth on Amazon and through key retail partners like Sportsman’s Warehouse. The company emphasized that operational moves, such as improved supply chain management and a focus on U.S.-sourced components, helped sustain gross margin improvements despite cost pressures. CFO Lauri Kearnes remarked that gross profit margin rose due to higher production volumes and efforts to improve manufacturability.
Stocks in the $10-50 range offer a sweet spot between affordability and stability as they’re typically more established than penny stocks.
But their headline prices don’t guarantee quality, and investors should exercise caution as some have shaky business models.
Over the past decade, Amazon has quietly built the largest and most advanced robotics infrastructure in the e-commerce space, now with over 1 million robots assisting in more than 75% of deliveries.
