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Investing.com -- IT hardware stocks have rallied sharply in recent months, but Morgan Stanley warned that peak valuations and mounting cyclical risks make the sector vulnerable to negative earnings revisions in the second half of the year.

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Oil companies entered earnings season with higher commodity prices at their backs, but investors are still watching one issue more closely than almost anything else: spending discipline. In the Morgan Stanley note given to TheStreet, analyst Devin McDermott and his team said oil exploration and ...

Healthcare stocks have had a rough stretch. Rising medical costs, Medicaid pressure, and persistent skepticism about managed care margins have kept investors on edge all year. Walking into a CVS Health earnings report in that environment felt like bracing for bad news. The bad news, however, didn't ...

You know that feeling when you've been backing a friend's idea for months, and then suddenly the whole room starts paying attention? That's roughly where Morgan Stanley finds itself with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). For the better part of six months, the firm had been quietly bullish on AMD's ...

While overall layoffs dropped in the first four months of 2026, AI helped drive more than 85,000 job cuts at technology companies.