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Canadian investors navigate a complex landscape in 2025, amid political and economic uncertainties. The Bank of Canada’s stimulative monetary policy aims to spur economic growth, but uncertainty remains due to U.S. trade threats. Trade Minister Mary Ng promises Canada will retaliate against

Waste Management, with a market cap near $92 billion, plays a pivotal role in the North American waste industry, serving nearly 21 million clients. In January, insider trading by eleven company insiders totaled approximately $1.33 million, contributing to a stock rise of

The US software market is projected to grow at a 7.17% annual rate through 2030, driven by innovation and a blend of startups and established companies. Porch Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:PRCH) is attracting attention with its bold restructuring of its insurance operations, creating

Cadence Design Systems reported a 26.9% increase in Q4 revenue, reaching $1.36 billion and meeting analysts’ expectations. Despite exceeding adjusted EPS forecasts by 3.2%, future revenue projections of $5.18 billion fell short, impacting investor sentiment. The company’s stock dropped by 5.1% to

Intel’s shares surged 8.9% amid speculation of significant restructuring. The company is exploring splitting into separate entities, signaling a potential strategic shift in the semiconductor industry. Broadcom is interested in Intel’s chip design business, while TSMC may target Intel’s struggling fabrication unit.

Rambus Inc. (NASDAQ:RMBS) demonstrated resilience and innovation amidst challenging conditions in the IoT sector in 2024. The company’s focus on advanced chip technologies, including DDR4 and DDR5 memory interfaces and silicon IP, has fueled its growth. Rambus achieved a 37% year-over-year increase

Archer Aviation’s shares increased by 6.1% following FAA’s Part 141 certification approval. The certification allows Archer to begin pilot training for its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. This regulatory milestone positions Archer to compete closely with rival Joby Aviation in

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries, driving exponential growth and innovation. AI’s impact spans sectors such as healthcare, with precise algorithm-based diagnoses, and finance, with accurate market trend predictions. Investing in AI represents a chance to embrace groundbreaking ideas and potentially

Artificial intelligence stocks are gaining significant attention due to their potential for unprecedented growth. Twilio Inc. stands out with strong performance, marked by an 11% revenue increase and a $2 billion share buyback initiative. The company’s integration of AI into its operations

Transportation stocks are showing resilience in 2025, outperforming broader market challenges thanks to high shipping rates. Old Dominion Freight Line is a standout performer, capitalizing on manufacturing rebounds and strategic pricing. Old Dominion increased its dividend by 30% last year, reflecting strong