Nuclear power is on the march, and so are shares of Cameco.Nuclear is having a moment. With artificial intelligence (AI) data centers projected to consume as much electricity as the entire nation of Japan, governments around the world are turning to nuclear energy to power their economies.The U.K. government is spending 18 billion British pounds (about $24 billion) to bring on what its energy secretary calls a "Golden Age" of nuclear investment. Last week, Poland began construction of its first nuclear plan ...

Sberbank, Russia’s biggest bank, says it’s testing a range of DeFi products as its clients show a greater keenness to trade and hold crypto. Speaking to the Russian media outlet RBC, Anatoly Popov, the deputy chair of Sberbank’s management board, said the firm will “develop digital asset offerings in collaboration with regulators.” “Sberbank is already testing various DeFi products,” Popov said. “We are confident that traditional banking and DeFi will soon converge.” Popov did not specify any DeFi prot ...

Bitcoin is in an uptrend, the bull is still running, but a bear confirmed entry, and an explosive storm may be on its way, according to Tony Severino, market analyst at fintech platform YouHodler. Ethereum is weak compared to Bitcoin, but this is about to change. At the same time, 2026 will be a massive year, perhaps BTC’s “most decisive” yet. According to Severino, Bitcoin is, by definition, still in an uptrend. Yet, overhead resistance is stacked. Bitcoin could try to reclaim the 50-week moving average ...

Federally chartered crypto bank Anchorage Digital has acquired the Securitize For Advisors (SFA) business unit from Securitize, bringing in-house a crypto wealth management platform built for registered investment advisors (RIAs), the company said in a press release Monday. Financial details of the acquisition were not disclosed. The acquisition formalizes an existing relationship between the two firms. Anchorage Digital Bank already custodies 99% of Securitize For Advisors client assets, and SFA has be ...

Key Takeaways NET now offers 55 revenue-generating products, driving higher contract value and net retention rates.Cloudflare serves about 80% of leading AI firms, aided by its low-latency, globally distributed edge network.NET's bundled security tools and partnerships boost adoption, helping it gain market share.Cloudflare (NET) has structured its product portfolio to increasingly benefit from strong synergy and seamless compatibility across its offerings. Cloudflare now commands more than 55 revenue-gener ...

Key Takeaways Sterling Infrastructure saw 32% revenue growth and a 64% backlog jump, led by data-center demand.MasTec's 18-month backlog hit $16.8B, with pipeline infrastructure backlog more than doubling.EMCOR and Jacobs posted record backlogs, margin strength and strong visibility into 2026.U.S. construction activity is entering a more durable expansion phase as federal infrastructure spending, grid modernization, energy transition projects and data-center development converge. Multi-year funding under th ...

Key Takeaways Palantir posted 63% revenue growth in Q3 2025, driven by U.S. commercial and government demand. INOD landed $68M in AI data contracts and expects $25M in new federal revenue, mostly in 2026.PLTR's $2.76B in Q3 total contract value supports stronger earnings visibility than INOD's project model.Artificial intelligence spending is increasingly shifting from experimentation to scaled deployment, forcing enterprises and governments to rethink how they collect, structure, govern and operationalize ...

NEWARK, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE: PRU) today announced the launch of FlexGuard 2.0, the next evolution of the company's flagship retail registered index-linked annuity (RILA) U.S. retirement product lineup. Prudential FlexGuard 2.0® registered index-linked annuity builds on the record success* of Prudential's premier RILA suite with new enhancements driven directly by customer and financial professional input, while maintaining the solution's customizable protecti. ...

This year has brought all sorts of twists and turns for investors. Something called "Liberation Day" was heaved onto all our plates in April. Tariffs are still in effect. Crypto has finally been embraced by major financial institutions. And the Federal Reserve cut rates — three times. However, as soon as the Yahoo Finance editorial team sat down to discuss our Company of the Year award, one thing became quite clear: How can this year's winner not be grounded in AI?! So, we whittled it down to two names ...

The Nvidia stock price has crashed in the past few weeks as investors remain concerned about the artificial intelligence industry after last week's Oracle and Broadcom earnings. NVDA dropped to $175, ... ...