Stocks rose Friday, as stronger-than-expected jobs data spurred investor enthusiasm about the economy. A strong economy means strong earnings, which means rising share prices. Non-farm payrolls rose 254,

Goldman Sachs expects FedEx to benefit from supply chain disruptions as they typically lead to more demand for faster international shipments. Increased demand and limited capacity may ultimately enable the logistics giant to charge premium rates for its services and improve its profitability which took a big hit in fiscal Q1.

Ford stock has struggled in recent months, but Goldman Sachs is upbeat about improving profitability. Here's what you need to know.

With September and the third quarter of 2024 ending, Wall Street is now focused on two things. These are the economy and the earnings season.

The latest Q2 result reported 20% revenue growth to US$84.9 million, in line with market expectations of US$84.6 million. However, an adjusted EBITDA of $11 million - almost double consensus expectations of $5.7 million, showcased the sheer amount of operating leverage built into the business.

CarTrade informed the stock exchanges that Goldman Sachs Asset Management International has increased its stake in the startup to 7.19%, up from 5.15%. The firm now holds 3,395,611 shares, a 40.45% increase from previously held 2,