Cactus Foods has expanded its presence into over 320 Kroger locations nationwide, including banners like Ralphs, Fry’s, and Fred Meyer, as part of Kroger's Innovation Program. The brand's Cactus Crunch tortilla chips, made with nopal cactus, corn, spinach, and flaxseed, are positioned in Natural & Organic endcaps. This expansion aims to introduce more consumers to their gluten-free, vegan, and non-GMO snacking options, building on its recognition since launching in 2024.

The Mosaic Co (MOS) shares recently gained 4.2%, but at $24.73, the stock is still considered modestly undervalued by GuruFocus, with a GF Value™ of $29.26. Despite its undervaluation and a GF Score™ of 72/100, concerns exist regarding its low growth ranking (2/10) and its current P/E ratio of 14.6x, which is above its 5-year median. Investors are advised to consider these mixed signals, along with the absence of recent insider trading, before making investment decisions.

JPMorgan increased its price target for Republic Services (RSG) to $245 from $233, maintaining a Neutral rating. This came during a first-quarter preview, with analysts citing recent Class 8 truck orders as a sign of potential growth for late 2026. Other firms like Wells Fargo and Wolfe Research have also adjusted their outlooks on the company, with Wells Fargo raising its target to $252 and Wolfe Research initiating coverage with a Peer Perform rating.

Raytheon Missiles and Defense, a division of RTX Corp (NYSE: RTX), has secured a significant $904.6 million contract modification for the low-rate initial production of the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense System. This brings the total contract value to approximately $5.36 billion, highlighting the U.S. Army's commitment to enhancing defense capabilities. Despite RTX's strong GF Score and growth, its high P/E ratio and recent insider selling suggest potential overvaluation, advising caution for investors.

Billy, a construction insurance compliance software leader, has announced its availability on the Trimble Marketplace. This integration aims to help contractors manage Certificates of Insurance (COIs) and compliance more efficiently by automating COI tracking and monitoring within existing digital workflows. The partnership provides Trimble users with a verified solution to mitigate project risk and improve insurance compliance for subcontractors and vendors.

VEON Ltd (VEON) shares rose 3.3% to $54.43, but GuruFocus's GF Value suggests the stock is 65.6% overvalued, with its current price significantly higher than its intrinsic value estimate of $32.86. Despite a GF Score of 73/100 indicating above-average quality, the valuation rank is low (3/10), and there has been no insider trading activity in the last three months, cautioning investors about potential risks at the current price. Investors are advised to exercise caution due to the lack of a margin of safety and elevated P/E ratio compared to historical levels.

A new report from the University of Delaware (UD), Exelon Corporation/Delmarva Power, and collaborators indicates that vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology can generate significant profits for businesses and consumers, effectively offsetting the higher cost of electric vehicles (EVs). A pilot program demonstrated that a V2G passenger EV could earn up to $3,359 annually, and heavier fleet vehicles over $9,000, by supplying energy to the electric grid, essentially turning parked EVs into "virtual power plants." The research also confirmed that V2G operation did not negatively impact battery health, bolstering the case for wider adoption of this grid-stabilizing technology.

NiSource Inc. (NI) saw its stock rise after announcing new and expanded deals with Alphabet and Amazon Data Services. The agreements involve supporting a large-scale data center in northern Indiana for Alphabet and accelerating site energization for Amazon, which is expected to generate significant savings for customers. These partnerships aim to deliver reliable energy solutions and improve grid reliability while supporting rapid data center growth.

|Corteva Inc., headquartered in Indianapolis, has appointed Luther "Luke" Kissam as CEO of "New Corteva," the crop protection company set to form after Corteva's split into two public entities later this year. Kissam, previously CEO of Albemarle Corp., will join on June 1 and assume his new role after the separation in Q4 2026. The restructuring aims to create distinct, innovation-focused companies, with New Corteva concentrating on crop protection and a second entity, SpinCo, focusing on seeds and genetics, to be led by current Corteva CEO Chuck Magro.

State-owned enterprises PT Telkom Indonesia Tbk and PT Perusahaan Gas Negara Tbk (PGN) have formed a partnership to integrate digital infrastructure with low-carbon energy, specifically to support green data centers in Indonesia. Telkom will develop data centers using low-emission energy, with PGN supplying biomethane derived from palm oil waste. This collaboration aims to enhance efficiency, promote sustainable value, and solidify Indonesia's position as a regional digital hub.