Kirti Tak

2 days ago | tipranks.com | Kirti Tak

In the fiercely competitive streaming industry, Netflix (NFLX) has crafted a winning strategy by balancing global growth with operational efficiency. This approach has allowed the company to maintain its leadership position amid a growing pool of competitors, all while delivering impressive financial results. Let’s dive into some key numbers from Main Street Data to see how these strategies drive strong performance and growth.

2 days ago | tipranks.com | Kirti Tak

Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) has reached a $300 million settlement over claims related to its role in the U.S. opioid crisis. This hefty payout marks another key milestone in the ongoing legal battles faced by major pharmaceutical companies in this crisis, which has driven widespread addiction and overdose deaths.

2 days ago | blog.tipranks.com | Kirti Tak

Nvidia ($NVDA) kicked off the week with a significant setback, as its stock plunged over 4% on Monday. The decline follows the Trump administration’s new restrictions on selling AI chips to China, which continues to weigh on investor sentiment. The situation intensified as China’s Huawei appeared poised to fill the gap left by Nvidia’s cutting-edge technology, raising further concerns among investors. For context, the Trump administration banned sales of its H20 chips to China last week.

3 days ago | tipranks.com | Kirti Tak

Amazon (AMZN) may be best known for revolutionizing e-commerce. However, it’s the company’s cloud division, Amazon Web Services (AWS), that has quietly become its most powerful growth engine. As cloud adoption surges across industries, AWS continues to deliver robust margins and steady revenue growth, playing a critical role in Amazon’s broader business success. According to Main Street Data, AWS generated revenue of $28.8 billion in Q4 2024, marking a growth of 19% year-over-year.

3 days ago | tipranks.com | Kirti Tak

Peloton Interactive (PTON) was a Wall Street favorite, riding high on a pandemic-driven surge in demand for its high-tech fitness equipment. But as the world reopened, both its sales and stock price took a sharp downturn. Now, Peloton is showing signs of a turnaround. With a leaner, subscription-focused strategy, analysts see renewed value in its strong brand, loyal users, and long-term growth potential.