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V2X, Inc. shares rose slightly in early trading after the U.S. defense contractor said it has been awarded a position on a $46 million delivery order supporting the Air Force’s Long Range Standoff cruise missile program for the B-52 Stratofortress. The contract is intended to support work under the Enterprise-Wide Agile Acquisition framework, with V2X slated to help with production of carriage equipment needed to integrate the LRSO weapon system onto the B-52. Investors appeared to view the award as incremental confirmation of V2X’s role in the broader modernization effort behind the B-52’s long-range strike mission. In pre-market trading on…
Trading before the regular session brought a mix of sharp drawdowns and selective gains as investors digested company-specific updates across consumer, financial services, industrial distribution and e-commerce. Dave & Buster’s Entertainment shares fell after its quarterly results missed Wall Street expectations, while Enova International dropped on its decision to withdraw regulatory filings related to a proposed acquisition. Sysco slipped following an announced share offering, and Etsy rallied after an analyst upgrade tied to artificial intelligence. Key takeaways Dave & Buster’s shares plunged 17% after second-quarter results and adjusted earnings failed to meet consensus. Enova shares fell more than 15% as…
Key takeaways Nvidia and Micron Technology are drawing fresh optimism from analysts tied to continued demand for AI infrastructure. For Nvidia, Raymond James analyst Simon Leopold is focused on the potential for AI hardware supply constraints to ease and on sustained GPU pricing power; for Micron, Melius Research’s Ben Reitzes points to long-term strategic customer agreements supporting memory margins. Both analysts frame their views around AI data-center expansion—Nvidia via GPUs and Micron via high-bandwidth memory used to move data inside AI systems. The key implication for investors is that AI infrastructure spending could remain a multi-year theme, but it is…
Bitget has expanded its Open API infrastructure to include Contracts for Difference, enabling quantitative and algorithmic traders to access a broader set of global markets through a single programming interface. The platform said the upgrade brings CFD trading coverage—alongside existing crypto access—across assets such as gold, foreign exchange, stock indices, and crude oil, allowing developers to extend existing strategy and execution workflows into traditional-market instruments. The move targets a recurring operational hurdle for multi-asset trading firms: many strategies spanning crypto and CFDs historically require separate systems for market data, order routing, and account management. By rolling out CFD support within…
HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. (TSX: HIVE) (NASDAQ: HIVE) (BVC: HIVECO) said it has appointed Canadian capital-markets veteran Hubert Marleau as an independent director of BUZZ High Performance Computing Inc. (BUZZ HPC), the company’s wholly owned subsidiary. The move, announced September 15, 2026, is intended to strengthen independent oversight as BUZZ HPC expands its sovereign AI infrastructure platform across Canada. Marleau’s appointment adds senior capital-markets experience to BUZZ HPC’s board Marleau brings more than five decades of cross-border experience in capital markets and corporate governance to BUZZ HPC, according to HIVE. He is described as having operated “at virtually every level”…
Nvidia is laying the groundwork to expand meaningfully in the data-center CPU market, an area long dominated by Intel and Advanced Micro Devices. The company’s shift is tied to accelerating demand for AI compute, as more workloads move from GPUs alone to CPU-assisted processing across training and inference systems. In its fiscal Q2 2027 reporting, Nvidia said its Grace CPU family generated $5 billion in sales over the trailing 12-month period, and it forecast that data center CPU revenue would more than double from the current fiscal year to the next, supported by the rollout of its next-generation processor lineup.…
Joby Aviation shares were the focus of a fresh stock-screening debate after analysts from Motley Fool’s Stock Advisor highlighted that the company was not selected among their “10 best stocks” list. The publication’s pitch framed the decision as part of an ongoing effort to identify companies it believes can outperform over the coming years, even as investors weigh risk in the early stages of aviation electrification. Key takeaways Price move: No market move or specific share performance was reported in the provided text. Catalyst: The catalyst cited was Stock Advisor’s latest identification of its “10 best stocks,” in which Joby…
ImmuneBio Inc. shares rose after the company said it has added two senior executives to its board, a move management framed as strengthening commercial and strategic leadership as it advances Ebstrocel. The stock closed Monday up 4.95% at $2.33, and it was slightly lower in early trading afterward. ImmuneBio is developing therapies aimed at reprogramming patients’ innate immune systems. Ebstrocel, its lead candidate from the CORDStrom platform, is an investigational pooled allogeneic, umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stromal cell therapy being developed for recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa (RDEB). Key takeaways Share move: ImmuneBio shares closed Monday up 4.95% at $2.33. Catalyst: The…
Bitcoin slipped back into negative territory on Tuesday after rallying above $79,000 the prior day, trading below $77,000 and down more than 1% over the past 24 hours. The pullback comes as traders weigh near-term pressure from higher US bond yields, firmer oil prices, and expectations for tightening by both the US Federal Reserve and Japan’s central bank. Key takeaways Price move: Bitcoin fell to below $77,000, after breaking above $79,000 on Monday. Catalyst: Investors appear to be responding to a mix of rising Treasury yields, higher energy prices, and growing odds of policy tightening in the US and Japan.…
Ethereum slipped about 2% over the past 24 hours, trading near $2,480 on Sept. 15, with price action raising the risk of a move below $2,400 if selling persists. The decline followed a sharp rejection from an intraday peak near $2,606, extending Ethereum’s difficulty in holding $2,500 as support. CoinGecko data showed the selloff came after multiple attempts to build a base around $2,500 were met with supply between roughly $2,535 and $2,600. At the same time, macro uncertainty intensified ahead of the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision on Sept. 16, prompting traders to trim exposure to risk assets after Ethereum…
Ripple’s XRP extended gains on Tuesday after rallying more than 6% in the prior session, with the token trading around $1.40. Optimism in derivatives markets—reflected in improving long-to-short positioning and positive funding rates—helped sustain the move, though data from crypto market analytics suggests the rally may be getting stretched in parts of the futures complex. For investors, the main question is whether bullish positioning can remain orderly or whether “overheating” signals and sell-side pressure in derivatives could trigger sharper pullbacks near key technical levels. Key takeaways Price move: XRP continued higher on Tuesday, holding near $1.40 after a more than…
Stellar’s native token, XLM, rose nearly 6% over the past 24 hours to trade around $0.193 on Sept. 15, after moving from roughly $0.182 to an intraday high near $0.197. The rally comes a day ahead of a scheduled vote by Stellar validators on the network’s Protocol 28 mainnet upgrade, with additional momentum supported by recent updates tied to Stellar-based payments. Key takeaways Price move: XLM was up about 5.8% in the last 24 hours, reaching around $0.197 before easing back toward $0.193. Catalyst: Traders are positioning for Stellar validators’ vote on the Protocol 28 mainnet upgrade on Sept. 16.…
Al Ghurair Mobility, the exclusive dealer for EXEED in the UAE, has opened its first EXEED showroom and service centre in Sharjah. The launch adds a new retail and after-sales hub in the Northern Emirates, positioning the brand to serve customers looking for both conventional SUV models and New Energy Vehicle options. Sharjah showroom and service centre expands EXEED’s UAE footprint The new facility marks EXEED’s sixth location in the country. Until now, Al Ghurair Mobility had established two showrooms in Dubai, two in Abu Dhabi, and one in Ras Al Khaimah, creating a multi-emirate distribution network. With the Sharjah…
GCC asset managers added momentum in 2025, with total assets under management (AuM) reaching $2.7 trillion, according to a report by Boston Consulting Group (BCG). The figure represents a 10% increase from 2024 and adds to a decade-long conversation about how regional firms compete as fees come under pressure and technology reshapes investment operations. The report, published as part of BCG’s Global Asset Management Report 2026: An Imperative for Growth, also highlights an uneven growth pattern. Retail-focused offerings expanded faster than institutional assets, while distribution capability, technology transformation, and the adoption of artificial intelligence are increasingly framed as determining factors…
Dubai’s property market appears to be moving from an early, expectation-driven phase of price tension into a slower period of adjustment, according to an updated analysis by Property Finder. The latest read on buyer and seller expectations suggests the gap is narrowing again, but mostly through buyers dialing back how much they expect discounts, while advertised prices remain comparatively resilient. The signal matters for transaction dynamics because negotiations often stall when buyers and sellers anchor to widely different reference prices. When those anchors converge, deals can resume even if prices do not “reset” abruptly. Buyer expectation for price drops eases…
Aurania Resources completes final tranche of non-brokered financing Aurania Resources Ltd. has closed the second and final tranche of a non-brokered private placement, the company said in a filing dated June 26, 2026. The transaction involved the sale of units at C$0.18 per unit, adding C$578,370.96 in gross proceeds to the company’s treasury. The closure follows earlier disclosures from May 11, 2026 and June 1, 2026 regarding the offering. With the second tranche now completed, Aurania reports that the private placement is fully subscribed and has raised total gross proceeds of C$1,256,634.72. Key terms: unit count, pricing, and proceeds Under…
