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  • Japan and the United States signaled readiness to repeat coordinated yen-buying intervention if the yen resumes a fresh downtrend.
  • Apple asked a U.S. court for a preliminary injunction to bar two ex-employees and OpenAI from alleged trade-secret use.
  • Apple also sought expedited discovery and depositions as part of the fast-moving trade-secrets lawsuit.
  • Taiwan's main index finished flat despite sharp late swings in several listed stocks.
  • Energy and precious metals contracts rose in Taiwan trading.
  • Comcast trades at cheap multiples with a 5.5%+ yield and could gain if an NBCUniversal spinoff unlocks value.

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Datadog Shares Rally After Quarter That Beat Estimates and Lifted Guidance

Datadog Shares Rally After Quarter That Beat Estimates and Lifted Guidance

Datadog Inc. shares jumped sharply in premarket trading after the company released first-quarter results that surpassed analyst expectations, including revenue of $1.07 billion and adjusted earnings per share of $0.51. Management raised its full-year 2026 revenue outlook to a range of $4.30 billion to $4.34 billion from a prior range of $4.06 billi…

Oslo OBX Falls 1.30% as Media, Transport and Financial Names Lead Decline

Oslo OBX Falls 1.30% as Media, Transport and Financial Names Lead Decline

Norwegian equities closed lower on Thursday, with the Oslo OBX slipping 1.30% as losses in Media, Transport and Diversified Financials weighed on the market. Decliners outnumbered advancers, while crude oil and Brent futures fell and gold futures rose. Major movers included gains for Norwegian Air Shuttle, Frontline and Yara, and sharp drops for Ne…

Kinsale Capital Shares Slide After Short Seller Publishes Critical Report

Kinsale Capital Shares Slide After Short Seller Publishes Critical Report

Shares of Kinsale Capital Group (NYSE: KNSL) declined 1.8% after short seller Bear Cave released a report criticizing the specialty property-and-casualty insurer. The report highlights customer complaints obtained via public records requests and cites an interview that characterizes the company’s average premium and retention rates. Bear Cave conte…

U.S. Targets Iraqi Deputy Oil Minister and Iran-Aligned Militias with Sanctions

U.S. Targets Iraqi Deputy Oil Minister and Iran-Aligned Militias with Sanctions

The U.S. Treasury announced sanctions on Iraq's deputy oil minister, Ali Maarij Al-Bahadly, and three senior leaders of Iran-aligned militias, accusing them of facilitating the diversion of Iraqi oil to benefit the Iranian regime and its proxy militias. The measures freeze any U.S. assets of those targeted and generally prohibit Americans from enga…

Warby Parker Shares Jump After Q1 Beat and AI Eyewear Reveal

Warby Parker Shares Jump After Q1 Beat and AI Eyewear Reveal

Warby Parker shares rallied sharply after the eyewear retailer posted first-quarter 2026 results that beat revenue and Adjusted EBITDA expectations, reaffirmed full-year revenue guidance at the midpoint, and highlighted plans to launch AI-enabled eyewear. The combination of better-than-expected top- and bottom-line metrics, customer-growth gains an…

Athens market edges up as banking, construction and travel stocks gain

Athens market edges up as banking, construction and travel stocks gain

Greece's Athens General Composite finished modestly higher on Thursday, supported by advances in Banking, Construction and Travel names. Market breadth favoured gainers, with Lavipharm, Unibios Holdings and Optima Bank among the session's top performers, while Allwyn, Piraeus Port and Dimand registered the steepest declines. Commodity prices moved …

Insmed Shares Plunge After Q1 Results Spark 'Beat-and-Sell' Reaction

Insmed Shares Plunge After Q1 Results Spark 'Beat-and-Sell' Reaction

Insmed reported first-quarter 2026 results that exceeded analyst expectations on both revenue and EPS loss, driven by the initial full-quarter contribution from BRINSUPRI. Despite the beat, the stock fell sharply as investors reacted to accelerating operating expenses and the company’s decision to reaffirm, rather than raise, 2026 guidance. Additio…

How AI Rack Demand and an AMD Tie-Up Make Celestica a Tactical Long

How AI Rack Demand and an AMD Tie-Up Make Celestica a Tactical Long

Celestica has become a direct beneficiary of the AI datacenter buildout. After a blowout quarter and a guidance raise, the stock pulled back sharply, creating a defined risk/reward for a long trade. This idea sizes the opportunity, lays out catalysts, and sets concrete entry, target and stop levels for a 180-trading-day horizon.

W.W. Grainger Posts a Large Q1 Beat, Propelling Shares to New Highs

W.W. Grainger Posts a Large Q1 Beat, Propelling Shares to New Highs

W.W. Grainger reported a wide-ranging Q1 CY2026 beat, with revenue up 10.1% year on year to $4.74 billion, GAAP EPS of $11.65, and adjusted EBITDA of $869 million. The company raised full-year revenue guidance to $19.4 billion at the midpoint and increased adjusted EPS guidance, triggering a sharp, stock-specific rally and an intraday 52-week high.

Williams Companies Executive Disposes of $3.77 Million in Common Stock

Williams Companies Executive Disposes of $3.77 Million in Common Stock

John Dean Porter, who serves as the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Williams Companies (WMB), has completed a sale of 50,000 shares of the firm's common stock. The transaction, which occurred on May 6, 2026, resulted in total proceeds of approximately $3,768,280. This movement in insider holdings takes place against a backd…