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ASTE's cheap valuation, rising backlog and aftermarket strength offer a mixed picture as earnings pressure and execution risks weigh.

Astec Industries' shares fall 10.4% in a week as earnings pressure, lower guidance and order delays weigh against backlog gains.

Astec's Q2 sales top estimates and backlog surge, but higher interest expense and a lower 2026 EBITDA outlook weighed on earnings.

Trillions of dollars are going towards the AI buildout. Buy the companies getting the money.

For the past two years, investors have treated artificial intelligence as a technology story. If you wanted exposure to the AI boom, you bought Nvidia (NVDA). Maybe Microsoft. Perhaps Broadcom or AMD. The winners all seemed to make chips, servers, or software. Caterpillar (CAT) just proved that ...

Here is how Caterpillar (CAT) and Gorman-Rupp (GRC) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.

The state’s light regulation and low taxes are luring dozens of big companies. It’s also setting up a water crisis and a “race to the bottom” in shareholder protections.

By Anna Szymanski August 7 (Reuters) - Your weekly market recap, with reading, watching and listening recommendations from the ROI team From the Editor Tech earnings hogged the spotlight this week, as

Caterpillar, Mercury and Zebra have been highlighted in this Investment Ideas article.

Aug 7 (Reuters) - U.S. equity funds recorded outflows in the week to August 5 as some investors cashed in gains after a record-setting market rally and awaited Friday's July jobs report, a key input

Aug 7 (Reuters) - Global equity funds recorded inflows for an 11th consecutive week, as optimism about a strong earnings season and cooling crude oil prices boosted investors' appetite for risk assets

The state’s light requlation and low taxes are luring dozens of big companies. It’s also setting up a water crisis and a “race to the bottom” in shareholder protections.

Caterpillar, Mercury General, and Zebra Technologies each posted impressive Q2 results that could warrant a closer look from investors seeking quality additions to their portfolios.

Caterpillar just posted a record-breaking quarter and the stock has already doubled off its lows, yet shares are pulling back and Wall Street looks too cautious to see what comes next. Our model has a specific date when CAT clears the four-digit milestone.

Michael Burry called the 2008 housing collapse and became a legend, but his string of bearish bets against AI and the current market rally raises a question he keeps dodging: what does his actual track record look like when you demand proof?

Caterpillar’s record quarter shows how the AI data-center buildout is boosting demand for its power-generation and construction equipment.

(Corrects to remove detailed Microsoft information as story published July 31 included Q3 data.)

PLTR surged 29% over the past week, while NVDA climbed 15% and CAT gained 11%, outperforming the broader market.

Michael Burry sounds the alarm on a 1987-style selloff despite fresh market highs

Calm markets may be encouraging investors to take greater risks

The Dow maintained gains in afternoon trading, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq slid. The blue chip index was up 0.7%, or 461 points, despite sharing some of the same components dragging on the Nasdaq and the S&P 500. The key to the Dow's resilience during Wednesday's session is its price-weighted structure.

Caterpillar's construction and power businesses benefited as data-center investment helped quarterly revenue jump 24%.

Caterpillar raises its 2026 sales outlook as record backlog, stronger segment demand and added power capacity support higher second-half growth.

Stock Market Today: The Dow Jones index rises Wednesday after surprise jobs data. AMD stock and SpaceX plunge on earnings.

The "Big Short" investor said all his short positions remain profitable except his bet against Nvidia stock

The industrial equipment maker saw stronger-than-expected North American construction sales and continued momentum for AI-related infrastructure. A $392 million tariff refund also bolstered profits.

While the S&P 500 just hit a record high and the AI trade roars back to life, one famous short seller is keeping his bearish bets intact and warning that the market's own mechanics could turn a celebration into a collapse.

U.S. stock markets closed sharply higher on Tuesday buoyed by a gradual decline in crude oil prices.

Stocks were on track to break more records on Wednesday, as the AI trade and hopes of an Iran peace deal continued to power the broader market higher. S&P 500 futures rose 0.3%. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures added 130 points, or 0.2%.

The power business now earns more profit than the famous yellow machines do.