Caterpillar Inc. Stock

When you think of artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, the construction equipment and machinery company Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) is probably not the first business that comes to mind. It's an

Many investors know Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) well. They may have grown up seeing model toys in Caterpillar's famous yellow, or even actual trucks, bulldozers, and other machinery roadside at

Helped in part by renewed enthusiasm for defense stocks and increasing intersections with technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), the industrial sector isn't as stodgy as it used to be.

Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) is an iconic company with a huge portfolio of earth-moving products. In 2025, the company generated $67.6 billion in sales and $19.06 in adjusted earnings per share. The

Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) is an iconic industrial company known for its yellow construction equipment. But as artificial intelligence (AI) spreads rapidly, you need to think about Caterpillar in a

As the largest construction equipment manufacturer, Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) is quite literally a purveyor of picks and shovels. Well, the costly kind. The company's large and extra-large excavators

Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) and Okta (NASDAQ: OKTA) are two of the best stocks to buy and hold onto for the next decade. They benefit as surprising artificial intelligence (AI) pick-and-shovel plays

Farm and construction machinery stocks are soaring in 2026, up double digits in a market that's moving sideways. Three industrial stocks make up the group within the S&P 500, and they're all

As counterintuitive as it might sound for a company that's ostensibly in the "old economy," the reality is that Caterpillar's (NYSE: CAT) stock is being supported by optimism over its long-term

Given Nvidia's prominence in the market's biggest megatrend -- the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution -- it's nearly unthinkable to consider that large cap stocks in other industries could be