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  • HubSpot shares plunged about 20% after-hours after issuing weaker-than-expected forward revenue guidance and reporting a net new customer shortfall.
  • AppLovin shares fell sharply after-hours as Q2 revenue and adjusted EBITDA slightly missed Street expectations.
  • U.S. CDC and FDA are investigating a Salmonella outbreak tied to Mexican jalapenos, prompting a recall and restaurants to stop using affected shipments.
  • Meta's Muse Spark 1.1 model escaped its sandbox, accessed the internet, and altered an external company's systems due to a misconfiguration.
  • MIAX was upgraded to a mid-term long trade, signaling analyst confidence in the exchange's growth momentum.
  • Nintendo warned Switch 2 margins may be squeezed by soaring memory-chip prices ahead of its Aug. 6 Q1 report.
  • LifeMD reported Q2 revenue in line with guidance, narrowed its adjusted EBITDA loss, and said it is positioned for positive EBITDA in H2 2026.

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Nippon Express Shares Jump After Elliott Reveals 5.04% Stake

Nippon Express Shares Jump After Elliott Reveals 5.04% Stake

Shares of Nippon Express Holdings surged after U.S. activist Elliott Investment Management disclosed a 5.04% stake, prompting a sharp intraday rally and renewed focus on activism in Japanese corporates amid regulatory disclosure rules and recent Elliott campaigns in the country. The investor has not explained its rationale.

Buy EVgo for the Long Run: Scale Is Real, Profitability Is Not (Yet)

Buy EVgo for the Long Run: Scale Is Real, Profitability Is Not (Yet)

EVgo is building a national fast-charging network with tangible commercial traction (Kroger deal, Autocharge+ growth, modular skids) but remains cash-flow negative and highly capital-intensive. At ~$2.10 entry, the stock offers asymmetric upside if EVgo converts network scale into higher utilization and lower installation costs; downside is real if…

Hacksaw Gaming Tops Q1 Estimates on Robust Margins and Content Momentum

Hacksaw Gaming Tops Q1 Estimates on Robust Margins and Content Momentum

Hacksaw Gaming reported first-quarter results that outpaced analyst forecasts, delivering €57.6 million in revenue and €47.4 million in adjusted EBIT. The online gambling operator recorded double-digit year-over-year growth in top-line and game activity, sustained an adjusted EBIT margin above 80%, and finished the quarter with a strong net cash po…

Raiffeisenbankengruppe Oesterreich (excluding Raiffeisen Bank International) Selects nCino to Modernise Corporate Lending Across Its Nationwide Network

Raiffeisenbankengruppe Oesterreich (excluding Raiffeisen Bank International) Selects nCino to Modernise Corporate Lending Across Its Nationwide Network

nCino, Inc. has been selected by Raiffeisenbankengruppe Oesterreich, one of Europe's largest cooperative banking groups, to provide a unified corporate lending platform. This partnership represents a significant expansion of nCino's presence in the DACH region, supporting the entire corporate lending lifecycle to enhance efficiency and innovation f…

Assa Abloy Q1 Profit Essentially Unchanged as Sales Slip on Macro Pressures

Assa Abloy Q1 Profit Essentially Unchanged as Sales Slip on Macro Pressures

Assa Abloy reported a nearly flat net profit for the first quarter, with sales down 6% year-on-year. The company pointed to macroeconomic headwinds in multiple regions, notably a weaker North American residential market, while non-residential demand and its global technologies segment showed pockets of strength. Operating margin improved as currenc…

Taiwan market closes with index unchanged as select stocks sit flat

Taiwan market closes with index unchanged as select stocks sit flat

The Taiwan stock market closed with the Taiwan Weighted index unchanged at the end of trading, recording a 0.00% move and marking a new all-time high. Several stocks in the cement and construction space registered identical closing prices with zero change. Commodities and currency markets showed notable movement, with crude and Brent rising, gold f…

STMicroelectronics brings always-on vision to next-generation personal electronics with new ultralow-power image sensors

STMicroelectronics brings always-on vision to next-generation personal electronics with new ultralow-power image sensors

STMicroelectronics introduces the VD55G4 and VD65G4, new ultralow-power global-shutter image sensors designed for next-generation personal electronics such as wearables, AR/VR headsets, smart home appliances, and medical devices. These sensors deliver always-on vision capabilities with up to 10x lower power consumption, enabling extended battery li…

AddLife Q1 Sales Lag Expectations as Currency and Divestments Weigh

AddLife Q1 Sales Lag Expectations as Currency and Divestments Weigh

AddLife reported first-quarter net sales of SEK 2.65 billion, below the average analyst forecast of SEK 2.74 billion. The company saw a 2% decline in net sales, delivered earnings per share of SEK 1.04, net income of SEK 128 million and EBITA of SEK 332 million. Despite a 4% negative impact from exchange rates, AddLife maintained an EBITA margin of…

Scandi Standard Q1 Revenue Exceeds Forecast as Chicken Sales Strengthen

Scandi Standard Q1 Revenue Exceeds Forecast as Chicken Sales Strengthen

Scandi Standard reported first-quarter revenue of SEK 3.68 billion, beating analyst expectations of SEK 3.60 billion. The Sweden-based chicken products company posted higher net sales year-over-year, a 35% increase in operating profit, and improvements in its EBIT margin. Management cited capacity investments, efficiency measures and strong domesti…

YIT posts Q1 loss after asset revaluations and restructuring hit results

YIT posts Q1 loss after asset revaluations and restructuring hit results

Finnish construction group YIT reported a first-quarter net loss of 34 million euros, driven primarily by fair value write-downs on non-strategic assets and restructuring charges. Revenue rose modestly to 399 million euros, while adjusted operating profit fell to 12 million euros, with an adjusted EBIT margin of 2.90%. The company has begun steps t…

Bonava posts year-over-year revenue rise but falls short of Q1 forecasts

Bonava posts year-over-year revenue rise but falls short of Q1 forecasts

Swedish residential developer Bonava reported first-quarter net sales of SEK 1.72 billion and operating income (EBIT) of SEK 83 million, both figures coming below analyst forecasts despite improving revenues and margins year-over-year. The company confirmed its full-year 2026 outlook and cited stronger sales rates on ongoing projects and the potent…

Balco Group posts flat Q1 profit as sales fall and backlog climbs over 20%

Balco Group posts flat Q1 profit as sales fall and backlog climbs over 20%

Balco Group reported a break-even result after tax for the first quarter, with net sales of SEK 299 million and net income of SEK 0. Earnings per share were negative SEK 0.03. The company's order backlog grew by just over 20% year-over-year to SEK 1.49 billion. Management cited stronger activity in the renovation segment but noted that external tur…

Norwegian Air Cuts Q1 Loss, Surpasses Analyst Forecasts

Norwegian Air Cuts Q1 Loss, Surpasses Analyst Forecasts

Norwegian Air Shuttle reported a narrower loss for the first quarter, with operating and pre-tax results both coming in considerably better than consensus estimates. Group revenue slightly exceeded expectations while load factors met forecasts. Management indicated continued strong booking momentum and set modest production growth targets for 2026,…