Fluor is one of the oldest, continuously operating construction and engineering firms in the country. It is also actively working to reboot its business.
Fluor Corp (FLR) aligns with Peter Lynch's GARP strategy, showing strong earnings growth, high profitability, and a low PEG ratio, suggesting it may be a reasonably priced growth stock.
NuScale has gone from market outperformer to underperformer, but don't rule out this nuclear technology company's chances of returning to outsized price performance.
New York, NY – November 21, 2025 – The Industrials sector of the S&P 500 experienced a significant surge today, delivering a robust performance that is sending strong signals of broader market optimism and an accelerating economic expansion. This impressive uptick is being widely interpreted as a bellwether for sustained growth
Texas-based Fluor has trailed the market for most of the year, but a winning bet on the future of nuclear power is paying off big and drawing new attention to the global construction and engineering company.
The stock market in 2025 has been a tale of two powerful forces: the relentless ascent of technology, particularly in the realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and semiconductors, and a robust, strategic resurgence within the industrial sector. These intertwined trends have not only dominated sector-specific performance but are fundamentally reshaping
Recent third-quarter (Q3) 2025 corporate earnings have painted a complex yet largely positive picture for North American equity markets. While robust performances from key sectors, particularly technology, have propelled major U.S. and Canadian indices to new heights, a closer look reveals a landscape of mixed results, with individual company
