Equity Markets — Page 4
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- Software and Cybersecurity Stocks Fell 5% to 10% Friday. The Popular Explanation Is Two Days Old
- NiSource's Microsoft Deal Adds 1,100 Megawatts. What It Disclosed to the SEC Is a $2.2 Billion Battery Lease
- CoreWeave's Bonds Are Headed for a Fifth Weekly Drop. The Stock Is Catching Up
- Treasury Yields Fell. AI's Borrowers Still Paid Up.
- The Price Held. The Traffic Didn't.
- AI’s $5 Billion Loan Cleared at 95 | A Fed Bet Halved | Coke Won KFC U.S. | MSCI Set a Date for Bitcoin Treasuries
- Warsh Went Quiet | Oracle’s Default Insurance Hit a Record | PPI Jumped 1.3% | Bitcoin Followed Seoul
- Netflix Replaced Its Content Chief and Cut About 6% of Staff. It Reports Earnings in Four Days
- International Seaways Is Buying Four Supertankers, Three Still Being Built, and Paying Almost Entirely in Stock
- PepsiCo Shed About $1.6 Billion in Market Value After KFC's Switch. Coca-Cola, the Winner, Lagged Its Own Sector
- Varonis Holders Who Buy Now Would Earn Less Than a One-Year Treasury if Proofpoint's Deal Closes in June
- The price jump shoppers haven't paid yet
- Whoever Held the Gate Set Thursday's Price
- AI Demand Held. Insuring Its Borrowers Cost a Record.
- International Paper Says It Is Talking to Bidders for Its European Packaging Business. The Spin-Off Is Still On
- CoreWeave Hit a New Low Thursday Morning, Then Bounced 14%. Corporate Bond Funds Gained With Treasuries
- CCC Agreed to a 44% Premium. Its Stock Closed Higher Than the Deal Price on Tuesday
- Penske's Controllers Are Buying Out the Rest of the Company at $212. The Stock Spent Most of the Summer Above That
- TSMC Beat and Raised. Seoul's Chip Rout Deepened.
- ASML can't build enough machines. CoreWeave's bonds trade at 77 cents.
- Hot inflation, lower yields and a Kospi circuit breaker
- The AI Selloff Moved From Stocks Into Credit, and the Default-Insurance Market Is Flashing Records
- Neutron Slips to 2027, and Iridium Shareholders Share the Cost
- Japan Pays for the Fabs, Washington Lifts Its Stake to About 7%: What GlobalFoundries Actually Gets