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GE HealthCare reports earnings per share of $1.13 from sales of $5.3 billion. Wall Street was looking for $1.04 a share and $5.3 billion, respectively.
FTAI Aviation stock jumped 5.5% when its unit that turns unused jet engines into gas-powered turbines signed a deal with an unnamed "international cloud service provider."
Orders surged 88% organically in the second quarter, and free cash flow of $5.1B exceeded all of 2025
Investing.com -- JPMorgan said a recent selloff in clean energy and power infrastructure stocks has created attractive entry points ahead of second-quarter earnings, arguing that demand trends tied to data centers, industrial electrification and U.S. manufacturing remain intact despite recent market volatility.
The oil and gas giant is teaming with GE Vernova to power next-generation AI data centers.
When Jim Cramer says a stock is his favorite in a category and mentions it sits in his Charitable Trust as a "very big position," that is not a casual endorsement. Rather, it's a declaration of conviction. On Mad Money's Lightning Round on June 30, a caller asked about GE Vernova (GEV). Cramer did ...
Yahoo Finance’s Julie Hyman and Head of News Myles Udland discuss Ford's (F) 20% jump over the past few days after its battery storage bet.
Tight weekly action near highs and a possible new buy point have made GE Vernova stock our pick. Amazing earnings help too.
Philippe Laffont’s firm has launched Next Frontier, whose facilities will be meant for AI companies including Anthropic.