Gabelli Fund Gives Sony 5.1% Portfolio Weight
The fund’s second-quarter letter points to Sony’s reach across gaming, music, film and image sensors as the case for holding the stock.

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The fund’s second-quarter letter points to Sony’s reach across gaming, music, film and image sensors as the case for holding the stock.

The selloff followed ambitious 2029 targets, while recent growth and new AI security products offer investors reasons to keep watching.

A national retirement target is a survey response, not a personal deadline; savings rate, spending and investment returns change the math.

Fiscal first-quarter sales rose 13%, while management flagged steel constraints and refrigerant-related inventory adjustments as near-term pressures.

Co-President Jim DeMare cited a resilient U.S. economy as the bank pursues wealth, overseas banking and AI-driven productivity.

Quarterly adjusted profit rose as Cracker Barrel reported better retail sales and outlined a plan to lift restaurant sales next year.

The listed private-equity investor reported double-digit portfolio growth and $150 million in announced realizations through June.

The renovation push follows a sharp sales rebound, but Starbucks must convert busier stores into sustained profits.

Moneywise’s playbook favors practical cars, tax planning and diversified income, while survey data points to a gap in financial-planning confidence.

The accountants’ body warns planned changes may complicate buybacks and dividends, and urges the government to target tax avoidance another way.

The paint-shop project backs a major U.S. factory as Washington questions Ford’s links to Chinese battery and auto companies.

New AI tools are expanding DoubleVerify’s offering, but Nielsen’s $13.60-per-share deal puts a deadline on its standalone growth story.

The companies are moving LoadOps accounts to Alvys, while Optym retains its load-planning software and shifts resources toward optimization tools.

The former Fidelity manager questioned whether AI returns can justify spending, as lenders prepare for another surge in borrowing.

Brent and WTI edged higher as traders weighed revived U.S.-Iran diplomacy against improving Middle East oil flows and rising U.S. inventories.

The investor held Alibaba through June despite China weighing on returns, while new AI plans sharpen the opportunity and the spending risks.

The new platform uses AI agents to handle multi-step audit work, while keeping evidence trails and human review in place.

The exchange bought 1.24 million Circle shares and agreed to promote USDC across its platform under a renewed commercial partnership.

The decade-long support plan backs franchisee renovations and technology, as McDonald’s seeks stronger sales and more efficient restaurant operations.

The analyst kept a Neutral rating as Cisco shares fell 4.5%, despite strong recent results and a sizable AI-revenue forecast.

The chain will back restaurant upgrades and pursue chicken growth after U.S. sales trailed Burger King’s sharply in the second quarter.

Technology stocks retreated after recent records as higher Treasury yields and crude prices revived inflation worries and put focus on Washington’s next moves.

The real estate investor says a successful introducer must bring the buyer directly to his team and help complete the $80 million sale.

His manufacturing and construction figures measure gains since January 2025, while national data show real hourly pay fell over the past year.
