Articles by James Calloway
UnitedHealth Slashes Subsidiary Disclosure in SEC Filing
UnitedHealth Group has dramatically reduced the number of subsidiaries disclosed in its annual SEC filing to just 10, down from approximately 3,100 previously, offering investors a narrower view of its corporate structure.
Okta Shares Slip on Tempered Growth Outlook Despite Strong Quarter
Okta shares fell in extended trading after the company projected approximately 9% revenue growth for its upcoming fiscal year, despite reporting better-than-expected fourth-quarter results and expanding its security offerings for AI agents.
Mondelez Appoints Danone Veteran to Lead Africa Push Amid Volume Pressures
Mondelez International has appointed Hisham Ezz El-Arab, a former Danone executive, to lead its Sub-Saharan Africa operations. The move comes as the snack giant's Oreo brand surpasses $4 billion in global annual revenue while the company faces volume declines.
CrowdStrike Stock Steady After Strong Forecast, ARR in Focus
CrowdStrike Holdings closed nearly flat at $391.44 following a volatile session, after reporting a 23% jump in Q4 revenue and issuing a robust long-term revenue forecast that exceeded analyst expectations.
T-Mobile Countersues Verizon in Escalating Ad War Over 'Bait-and-Switch' Claims
T-Mobile has launched a countersuit against Verizon, accusing its rival of 'bait-and-switch' tactics in a recent advertising campaign. The move escalates a legal fight that began when Verizon sued T-Mobile in February over alleged savings exaggerations.
Kontoor Brands Soars on Robust 2026 Outlook Despite Tariff Headwinds
Kontoor Brands shares jumped 21% after issuing a strong 2026 profit forecast, projecting adjusted EPS of $6.40-$6.50 and revenue up to $3.45 billion. The company anticipates over $100 million in tariff expenses but plans to offset them within 18 months.
Tesla's EU Emissions Pool Loses Key Carmakers for 2026
Stellantis, Toyota, and Subaru have not joined Tesla's 2026 EU carbon-credit pool, filings show, a shift from 2025. Tesla's regulatory credit revenue declined 28% to $1.99 billion last year.
EU's 'Made in EU' Rules Threaten Ford's Supply Chain
The European Commission has proposed strict 'Made in EU' rules linking subsidies to local content, potentially excluding Ford's key suppliers in Britain and Turkey. The plan faces significant opposition and requires approval.
Plug Power Soars on Q4 Profit, New CEO Outlines Liquidity Plan
Plug Power shares jumped 23% following a stronger-than-expected Q4, which delivered a $5.5 million gross profit. The company also detailed plans to bolster liquidity through asset sales.
FDA Issues Second Ozempic Ad Warning to Novo Nordisk in Escalating Scrutiny
The FDA has sent Novo Nordisk a second advertising violation notice in under a month, citing misleading claims for Ozempic. The agency simultaneously warned 30 telehealth companies about compounded GLP-1 drug promotions.
Target Unveils $5B Revamp Plan Amid Sales Slump, Shares Rally
Target Corporation is boosting its 2026 capital spending to $5 billion, adding over 30 new stores and 130 remodels. The retailer reported a 1.5% drop in Q4 net sales but shares jumped nearly 7% on the strategic outlook.