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Anthropic rolls out Opus 4.7, boosting coding and vision performance

Anthropic rolls out Opus 4.7, boosting coding and vision performance

Anthropic on Thursday released Claude Opus 4.7, an incremental upgrade focused on software engineering and vision improvements. The model can process much larger images than earlier Claude versions, includes new user controls and security measures, and is available across major cloud platforms and Anthropic’s API at the same pricing as Opus 4.6.

Aevex Signals Pricing Toward Top of $18-$21 IPO Range as Demand Runs Hot

Aevex Signals Pricing Toward Top of $18-$21 IPO Range as Demand Runs Hot

Aevex Inc., a manufacturer of drones, is guiding expectations that its initial public offering will price in the upper half of the marketed $18 to $21 range. The offering is reported to be multiple times oversubscribed after investor meetings, drawing strong participation from long-only funds and remaining on track to price later Thursday. Shares a…

Bank of England runs simulations to probe AI-driven risks to markets

Bank of England runs simulations to probe AI-driven risks to markets

The Bank of England says it is actively modelling how artificial intelligence could affect financial stability, using scenario analysis and simulations to probe risks such as herding behaviour and cyber vulnerability exposure. In a letter to the Treasury Committee, Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden set out work with international counterparts and defen…

Amazon: A Practical Way to Play the Next Wave of Large-Scale AI Deals

Amazon: A Practical Way to Play the Next Wave of Large-Scale AI Deals

Amazon is priced like a mature growth compounder while still carrying structural optionality from AWS hosting and commercialization of next-gen LLM providers. With a market cap near $2.65T, attractive profitability metrics, and clear balance-sheet strength, a focused long with a disciplined stop offers asymmetric risk/reward if cloud-AI partnership…

Williams Says Uncertainty Hampers Fed Guidance on Interest Rates

Williams Says Uncertainty Hampers Fed Guidance on Interest Rates

New York Federal Reserve President John Williams said uncertainty about the economic outlook - amplified by the Middle East conflict - limits the central bank's ability to provide firm forward guidance on interest rates. He reiterated that the Fed is positioned appropriately today, signaled that rates could be cut if inflation returned to 2%, and w…

Wolfe Highlights Four Large-Cap Internet Names as Valuations Look Compelling

Wolfe Highlights Four Large-Cap Internet Names as Valuations Look Compelling

Wolfe Research identifies four large-cap internet stocks it views as attractive near-term opportunities amid compressed sector multiples. The firm cites favorable earnings dynamics, AI-driven product improvements, re-grossing potential and margin expansion as drivers for Meta Platforms, Uber Technologies, DoorDash and Shopify. Valuations are below …

Stellantis Taps Hyundai’s U.S. Sales Chief as It Seeks to Lock In Recovery

Stellantis Taps Hyundai’s U.S. Sales Chief as It Seeks to Lock In Recovery

Stellantis NV has appointed Michael Orange, formerly Hyundai Motor America’s vice president of national sales, as its new head of U.S. sales effective April 22. The move comes as the automaker rides a 12% rise in global shipments in the first quarter led by stronger Ram pickup deliveries in the U.S., and amid pressures from overcapacity in Europe a…

Buy NAMS on Near-Term Momentum and a Binary Regulatory Upside

Buy NAMS on Near-Term Momentum and a Binary Regulatory Upside

NewAmsterdam Pharma (NAMS) is a late-stage developer of obicetrapib, an oral CETP inhibitor that materially lowers LDL-C. The stock currently trades near $33.38 with a market cap near $3.8-3.9B. With EMA decisions expected in H2 2026, meaningful trial readouts and a strong cash raise behind it, NAMS is a risk-on buy for investors willing to accept …

Off The Hook Yachts Expands Into New Boat Sales With Sportsman And Phenom Brands, Powered By Unique Storage Ecosystem

Off The Hook Yachts Expands Into New Boat Sales With Sportsman And Phenom Brands, Powered By Unique Storage Ecosystem

Off The Hook YS Inc., a leading AI-powered marine marketplace, announced its expansion into new boat sales by adding Sportsman Boats and Phenom Yachts to its offerings through the acquisition of Bellhart Marine in Wilmington, NC. This strategic move leverages Bellhart Marine as a retail dealership and integrates with Off The Hook's unique dry stack…

Donegal Group Inc. Announces Increase in Quarterly Dividend

Donegal Group Inc. Announces Increase in Quarterly Dividend

Donegal Group Inc. announced an increase in its regular quarterly cash dividends by 5.5% for Class A common stock and 6.1% for Class B common stock, payable on May 15, 2026. This move reflects the company's solid financial performance and confidence in its sustained growth. Donegal Group operates in property and casualty insurance across multiple U…

Germany Signals Readiness to Help Protect Hormuz Shipping Once Fighting Stops

Germany Signals Readiness to Help Protect Hormuz Shipping Once Fighting Stops

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz indicated that Berlin would in principle be willing to assist in securing maritime transit through the Strait of Hormuz after active hostilities cease, but any mission would depend on a mandate - preferably from the United Nations - and approval from the German parliament. He said talks in Paris would address possib…

U.S. Factory Output Falls in March as Motor Vehicle Production Retreats

U.S. Factory Output Falls in March as Motor Vehicle Production Retreats

U.S. industrial production declined in March, driven by a 0.1% drop in manufacturing output and broad weakness across motor vehicles, mining and utilities. Overall industrial output fell 0.5% for the month despite upward revisions to February, while capacity utilization eased and year-over-year growth remained positive.