Equity Markets — Page 7
Page 7 of the Equity Markets archive on FinancialMarkets.com.
Latest articles
- Paramount's Warner Financing Tops $44 Billion in Bonds. The High-Grade Piece Is Due the Day Before the Ticking Fee Starts.
- Getty Images' Grace Period Ends Around Oct. 1. In June It Had $51.6 Million of Cash Against More Than $1.3 Billion of Debt.
- MongoDB Answered Its CEO's Exit With Four Launches and Unchanged Guidance. The Stock Moved Less Than 1%.
- AMD Is Paying $8.2 Billion in Stock for Fei-Fei Li's World Labs. The Price Is Less Than 1% of AMD, and Its Shares Trailed the Chip Index.
- 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
- 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.
- 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
- 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.
- Nvidia Edges Lower as AI Infrastructure Jitters Ripple Through Chip Stocks
- Oracle Says Project Jupiter Is on Schedule, Calling Its Force Majeure Notice Routine
- Bloom Energy Holds No Piece of Oracle's New Mexico Loan. Its Stock Fell Harder Than Oracle's.
- Diller Dropped a $48.30 Offer. MGM Now Trades About 22% Below Where It Stood Before He Made It.
- LongHorn Is Growing More Than Five Times Faster Than Olive Garden. The Faster Chain Has the Thinner Margin.