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Clean-tech battery maker Freyr is a success on several levels. It appears poised for gains as the company ramps up to better serve the electric vehicle market.

As we close the worst September for stocks since 2008, our analysts continue to give you insight into the stocks and stories that are moving the market

Micron Technologies reported a mixed quarter and gave terrible guidance but the weakness may already be priced into the market.

A steep decline in CarMax profits shows that a more efficient way to sell cars is not enough to overcome higher prices that are keeping consumers away

With the market continuing to hit the skids, despite Wednesday’s bounce higher, dividend-paying stocks like Keurig Dr Pepper may look more and more attractive.

Paychex is a value relative to its peers in the labor market and its dividend is more attractive making it a winner for income investors.

Consumers are shifting purchases away from discretionary items and toward groceries. That's benefiting companies like JM Smucker and Hostess Brands.

Health insurance and wellness provider Humana (NYSE: HUM) stock has been outperforming the benchmark indexes trading up 4.6% for the year

This article will explore a few reasons why Cintas may be a good option for long-term investors, and why there may be better options for short-term traders

Las Vegas Sands and Wynn Resorts mightn’t have been on your radar, but they’re suddenly looking stronger and a lot more attractive.

Small-cap staffing specialist Cross Country Healthcare gained 4% Wednesday, extending its streak for the third day. The firm topped EPS views since July 2019.

Blackberry continues to see mixed results during the latest quarter, but greenshoots in the business may indicate a turnaround.

It’s not very typical these days to find a stock like International Seaways, which boasts eye-popping returns while the market has been correcting.

It's those rare bright spots in a dim market that can be the best places to hide. Here are three Q3 outperformers that still have good upside.

Hospital and healthcare facilities operator HCA Healthcare (NYSE: HCA) stock has fallen (-25%) this year underperforming the payors.