Neha Chamaria is a journalist at The Motley Fool. With a keen interest in the materials, industrials, and mining sectors, she specializes in finance, trading, and investment, often delving into 10Qs and 10Ks to uncover vital insights for investors. Neha's work has been featured in Yahoo News, MSN, Yahoo Finance, Nasdaq, AOL, Inc., and The Motley Fool.
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Key Points A scathing short-seller report sent Bloom Energy stock crashing in recent weeks.
The nuclear start-up stock could rebound sharply if this happens.
Key Points NuScale Power's only revenue source has dried up. It is yet to sign its first binding customer contract, and its first small modular reactor is still years away.
The engineering and construction giant slashes its 2026 guidance just months after raising it. What's happening?
Key Points Aecom posted an unexpected loss for its third quarter and rolled back its full-year guidance. Its backlog, however, hit a record of $27.8 billion.
By: Neha Chamaria
Constellation Energy and Vistra are both top bets on the AI nuclear power demand, but their revenue divergence reveals an interesting story.
By: Neha Chamaria
Forgent Power is an AI data center play that recently went public and has a crucial edge over competitors.
Key Points Forgent Power stock was listed in February 2026. Its largest shareholder is offloading shares, but that has nothing to do with Forgent's business.
By: Neha Chamaria
Bloom Energy's revenue has surged to $1.1 billion quarterly while Plug Power stagnated near $178 million, widening a gap that shapes competitive positioning.
By: Neha Chamaria
GE Vernova boasts a fortress balance sheet and surging margins, while Vistra trades at half the valuation multiple, but carries higher debt.
