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Some struggle to maintain growth, face looming threats, or fail to reinvest wisely, limiting their future potential.
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Wedbush’s Danile Ives expects the company to hit the next milestone of $5 trillion over the next 18 months, given his view that the current tech bull market is still early, being led by the AI Revolution.
ConAgra (CAG), Delta Air Lines (DAL), Helen of Troy (HELE), Levi Strauss (LEVI), and WD-40 (WDFC) are among the notable names reporting earnings Thursday.
Netflix's stock has surged 43.4% in 3 months and 99% in 1 year, with a market cap of $552 billion. Analysts project continued strong performance and a $1 trillion valuation by 2030, driven by content strategy and ad-supported tier.
Verizon’s first quarter results aligned with Wall Street’s expectations, reflecting steady progress in its core wireless and broadband businesses. Management credited the company’s year-over-year financial growth to targeted price adjustments, enhanced customer retention initiatives, and expanding adoption of premium plans. CEO Hans Vestberg attributed the quarter’s performance to “strong growth across our key financial metrics,” highlighting successful execution in both fixed wireless and fiber broadband segments. The company’s focus on segment-specific offers, such as myPlan and myHome, as well as prepaid business improvements, contributed positively to subscriber trends.
Dycom’s first quarter results saw strong momentum, with leadership crediting the performance to continued expansion of fiber-to-the-home projects, rapid integration of its recent wireless acquisition, and growth in recurring service and maintenance contracts. CEO Dan Peyovich emphasized that a more diversified customer base, notable project awards with companies like Verizon and Windstream, and robust demand for both fiber and wireless infrastructure supported top-line growth. He added, “Our service and maintenance business provides a stable base of recurring revenue,” highlighting its increased share of the company’s work.
