Bitdeer Technologies Group shares tumbled 17% to $8 on Monday after the company announced a registered direct offering of Class A ordinary shares to specific holders of its convertible senior notes. The move, intended to restructure existing debt and fund aggressive growth in artificial intelligence, triggered immediate investor concerns over potential share dilution.
Canadian Tire Corp. shares climbed more than 6% on Thursday after the retailer reported fourth-quarter revenue and adjusted profit that outpaced market expectations, fueled by robust holiday demand at its SportChek and Mark’s banners.
Pool Corp shares plummeted Thursday after the wholesale distributor reported fourth-quarter earnings and a 2026 profit forecast that trailed Wall Street estimates, signaling persistent headwinds in the leisure and home improvement sector.
One Stop Systems (OSS) shares surged on Wednesday after the company secured $10.5 million in new awards to supply specialized data storage for the U.S. Navy’s P-8A Poseidon reconnaissance aircraft. The contracts, involving both the Navy and a major defense prime, mark a significant expansion of the company's role in the military's high-performance edge computing sector.
Denison Mines has secured final regulatory clearance to construct the Wheeler River uranium project in Saskatchewan, marking the first approval for a large-scale Canadian uranium mine in over two decades. On Thursday, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) greenlit the project’s environmental assessment and issued the licenses necessary to begin site preparation and mill construction.
Pediatrix Medical Group shares tumbled 13% on Thursday morning after the physician services provider reported fourth-quarter adjusted earnings that fell short of analyst expectations, despite a slight revenue beat.
Visteon Corp. shares dropped nearly 9% on Thursday after the automotive technology supplier issued a 2026 sales outlook that trailed Wall Street estimates, overshadowing a stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter performance.
B2Gold Corp. shares tumbled after the Canadian miner reported a fourth-quarter earnings miss, driven by logistical delays at its Fekola mine in Mali and unfavorable currency fluctuations that offset operational gains.
MTY Food Group returned to profitability in its fourth quarter, surpassing analyst expectations for both earnings and revenue even as same-store sales dipped across its U.S. and international restaurant networks.
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals announced Thursday that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted priority review to garetosmab, a potential first-in-class treatment for adults with the ultra-rare genetic disorder fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva (FOP).
Detroit-based DT Midstream announced on Thursday that its board has approved a 7.3% increase to its quarterly cash dividend, raising the payout to 88 cents per share. The move signals a strengthened commitment to shareholder returns as the natural gas infrastructure provider maintains its growth trajectory.
Dallas-based ATI Inc. has significantly bolstered its capital return strategy, adding $500 million to its existing stock-buyback program to support a multi-year repurchase initiative. The expansion, announced Thursday, underscores the specialty materials manufacturer's commitment to shareholder value amid a robust market valuation.
Nissan is recalling more than 300,000 Rogue SUVs due to critical mechanical defects involving throttle-body gears and potential engine failure, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
Appian stock jumped 13% in premarket trading following a fourth-quarter earnings report that surpassed Wall Street expectations for both revenue and profitability. The enterprise software provider posted revenue of $202.9 million and adjusted earnings of 15 cents per share, signaling a strong recovery after a difficult start to the year.
MDA Space is pivoting into the broader national security market with the launch of 49North, a new subsidiary dedicated to multi-domain defense systems. Based in Ottawa, the unit will focus on command-and-control capabilities to support Canada’s military priorities beyond the company's traditional orbital operations.
Chicago-based GATX Corp. has increased its quarterly dividend by 8.2% and approved a fresh $300 million share-repurchase program, signaling a robust return of capital to shareholders as its previous buyback plan nears completion.
Arcadis shares tumbled on Thursday after the Dutch engineering firm reported a 50% collapse in fourth-quarter earnings and confirmed the elimination of over 1,100 positions. The Amsterdam-listed group, a key player in global infrastructure, saw its organic growth turn negative as residential real estate markets weakened across major global economies.
Paycom Software has promoted Chief Client Officer Shane Hadlock to the position of president, where he will also serve as the company’s sole principal operating officer. The Oklahoma City-based provider of human-capital-management software announced the appointment Thursday, noting that founder Chad Richison will relinquish the presidency while remaining chairman and chief executive.
Capital Power has appointed Kevin MacIntosh as its chief financial officer, tapping a veteran of the Canadian energy sector to lead its financial operations starting March 16.
Rio Tinto CEO Simon Trott confirmed on Thursday that the mining giant will pursue an aggressive internal growth strategy focused on industrial metals, just weeks after a potential $200 billion merger with Glencore collapsed. Speaking alongside the company's 2025 financial results, Trott signaled a pivot toward high-demand commodities like copper and lithium to sustain a projected 3% annual production increase through the end of the decade.
Shares of BE Semiconductor Industries NV (Besi) tumbled 7% in Amsterdam trading after the chip-packaging specialist reported hybrid bonding orders that fell short of aggressive investor expectations. Despite a surge in fourth-quarter demand from China and burgeoning interest in AI-related hardware, the company’s flagship technology is scaling slower than the trajectory required to meet ambitious year-end targets.
Houston-based CenterPoint Energy reported a rise in fourth-quarter profit on Thursday, meeting analyst expectations while significantly accelerating its long-term infrastructure and load growth targets. The utility now expects to hit major expansion milestones two years ahead of schedule, backed by a capital investment plan that exceeds $65 billion.
Cenovus Energy delivered a sharp increase in fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday, fueled by rising output and operational efficiency that outpaced market expectations. The Canadian integrated producer reported net income of C$934 million ($682 million), or C$0.50 per share, a massive jump from the C$146 million recorded in the same period last year.
Walmart’s board of directors has approved a new $30 billion share-repurchase program, the company announced Thursday. The move follows the retailer's recent ascent into the exclusive $1 trillion market capitalization club and replaces a previous multi-billion dollar buyback initiative.
Brady Corp reported a jump in second-quarter profit to $48.1 million, fueled by a 7.7% revenue increase and contributions from recent acquisitions. The manufacturer of safety products and industrial printers subsequently raised the floor of its annual earnings guidance, reflecting steady demand across its core segments.
Visteon, the Michigan-based automotive technology supplier, announced a 36% increase to its quarterly cash dividend on Thursday, signaling a stronger commitment to shareholder returns just a year after initiating its payout program.
Lemonade reported a stronger-than-expected fourth quarter on Thursday, fueled by a 53% revenue jump and a significant narrowing of its net loss. The digital insurer surpassed Wall Street forecasts across key metrics, including customer acquisition and premium growth, sending its shares up 13% in premarket trading.
Canadian Tire Corp. outperformed analyst expectations in the fourth quarter, reporting an 8.3% revenue increase as a surge in holiday traffic and well-stocked inventory fueled growth across its retail portfolio.
New York-based clinical-stage biotechnology firm AtaiBeckley has named Michael Faerm as its new chief financial officer, effective March 9, as part of a strategic realignment of its executive leadership team.
Zurich Insurance Group reported record annual earnings for 2025 and signaled it is on track to exceed midterm targets as it moves closer to a £8 billion ($10.79 billion) acquisition of U.K. specialist insurer Beazley. The Swiss giant has until March 4 to finalize a firm offer after reaching an agreement in principle that would create a global specialty insurance powerhouse with $15 billion in premiums.
