As investors rotate away from overvalued tech and AI stocks in 2026, three sectors are identified as trading below fair value: Financials (expected to benefit from lower interest rates), Industrials (supported by infrastructure demand and capex revival), and Utilities (driven by data center energy needs). Specific undervalued stocks are highlighted in each sector as alternatives to their respective ETFs.

The 2025 Philadelphia ORBIE Awards honored technology executives from various organizations, recognizing their leadership and innovation across seven award categories at a ceremony in Philadelphia.

Howard Community College will host its third annual Fall for All festival on October 17, 2025, offering free family-friendly activities, community engagement, and public safety demonstrations.

Utilities stocks are expected to perform well in 2025 due to their defensive nature and ability to provide stable dividends. Constellation Energy, NRG Energy, and Exelon are highlighted as top picks in the sector.

The report provides insights into Exelon's tech activities, including its digital transformation strategies, innovation programs, and technology initiatives.

The article discusses three high-yielding dividend stocks on the Nasdaq-100 index: Kraft Heinz, Diamondback Energy, and Exelon. It recommends Diamondback Energy and Exelon as potential buys, but advises against Kraft Heinz due to its weak growth and dividend outlook.

Sunrun and Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE) have launched the nation's first vehicle-to-home power plant using customer-owned Ford F-150 Lightning trucks. The program aims to support Maryland's power grid during peak demand times and provide financial benefits to participating customers.

FirstEnergy's (FE) subsidiaries complete the inspection and maintenance of FE's high-voltage power lines to ensure reliable power for customers during summers, storms and hurricanes.

Exelon's (EXC) subsidiary ComEd reaches more than 1 gigawatt of distributed energy resources capacity. This should help provide more reliable services and meet the expanding customer demand.

Wall Street closed mixed on Thursday, driven by tech stocks.

The Nasdaq 100 index posted its fourth consecutive session in the green on Thursday, closing up 0.6% at 19,576 points and reaching new all-time highs as tech stocks drive broader market gains. The S&P 500 also recorded its fourth straight positive day, rising 0.2% to a record closing level of 5,433 points, rebounding from a morning dip caused by disappointing unemployment claims data. In the afternoon, traders regained confidence in risky assets after U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen expressed optimism about continued progress in disinflation. While Yellen noted easing labor market pressures, she emphasized that the job market remains strong. The market anticipates a rate cut in September with a probability nearing 70%, and is currently pricing in over 50 basis points ...Full story available on Benzinga.com

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