Equity Markets — Page 12
Page 12 of the Equity Markets archive on FinancialMarkets.com.
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- Seoul's Memory Giant Slips on Listing Worries, While Nio Finds a Partner for Its Swap Stations
- MongoDB Faces Investors a Day After Losing Its CEO to Meta
- Merger Partners Ask Judge to Stick to the Usual Test as Their Deadline Arrives
- The Market Gave NVIDIA's Record Buyback a Polite Nod
- Jensen Huang's $150 billion frustration letter to Wall Street
- The median S&P 500 stock is down 16%. Nobody is talking about it.
- Nvidia Buyback | Warren Tax Breaks | Curve Near Inversion | Saudi Pipeline Restarted
- OpenAI's Latest Agent Escape Ran Through a DNS Resolver. Nvidia Says the Fix Belongs in the Infrastructure.
- Paramount Set October Dates for Warrants and a Move to the NYSE. Its Filing Says the Warner Deal's Closing, "If Any," Is Not Yet Certain.
- Meta's Enterprise AI Launch Knocked About 4% Off Salesforce, ServiceNow and Snowflake Within Minutes. By Afternoon, Much of It Was Back.
- MongoDB's CEO Left for Meta the Day Before Investor Day. The Board Reaffirmed Guidance and Brought Back the Man He Replaced.
- AI Debt Meets a Higher Rate | Funding Gap Signal to Watch | Trump Dined With Amodei
- Genius Sports Moves From Data Supplier to Storefront With Prediction.com
- Paramount's Warner Bros. Deal Now Runs on a Fee Clock Set by a Skeptical Judge
- The AI company the Pentagon blacklisted just got invited to White House dinner
- Trump killed the Hormuz deal. Oil is repricing everything.
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- Orders Tripled Forecasts | Flows Crowded Large-Caps | AAA Bond Faces Loss
- Zscaler's Sales Chief Steps Down, the Third Leadership Change in That Organization This Year
- An Unnamed AI Lab Is Paying for Atlas Energy's Power Equipment Before Signing a Power Contract
- Bloom Energy Bounced 9% on Oracle's Reassurance. Oracle Kept Falling.
- WidePoint Lost More Than Half Its Value Before It Said a Word About a Sealed GAO Ruling
- Akamai's $11.6 Billion Anthropic Deal Came With a $1.7 Billion Capex Increase and No Change to Guidance. The Stock Gave Back Half Its Opening Gain.