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  • A large Ukrainian drone strike hit Moscow and border regions, killing four civilians and prompting widespread air-defence responses.
  • Fund managers flagged rising U.S. inflation risk and higher Fed-hike odds, prompting reallocation out of cash into commodities and alternatives.
  • Bitcoin held near $78,100 as U.S. retail ownership climbed and a major corporate holder revised its balance-sheet plan.
  • Analysts repriced AI winners, upgrading TSMC, Samsung and Cisco while trimming AMD, shifting focus to AI infrastructure beneficiaries.
  • Equinor and Chord Energy signaled buybacks and cash distributions, reinforcing capital-return narratives for energy investors.
  • Celestica reported stronger revenue and raised guidance but shares fell, creating a tactical buying opportunity in AI manufacturing.

Latest Articles

Mizuho Sticks With Outperform on PayPal as Takeover Interest Surfaces

Mizuho Sticks With Outperform on PayPal as Takeover Interest Surfaces

Mizuho has maintained an Outperform rating and a $60.00 price target on PayPal Holdings Inc. after reports that the company has attracted takeover interest. The bank highlighted that PayPal is trading at a low multiple versus its recent historical average and emphasized the company’s scale across payments and digital wallets. Several other brokers …

Lagarde: Europe’s AI Advantage Lies in Wide Application, Not Model Leadership

Lagarde: Europe’s AI Advantage Lies in Wide Application, Not Model Leadership

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde told an audience in Washington that Europe does not need to lead in frontier AI model development to reap economic rewards. Instead, she argued the region can capture significant gains by embedding AI across manufacturing and industrial processes — areas where European firms already show relative st…

Equillium COO Sells 185,937 Shares, Exercises Same Number of Options

Equillium COO Sells 185,937 Shares, Exercises Same Number of Options

Christine Zedelmayer, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Equillium, sold 185,937 shares of common stock on February 19, 2026 under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan, receiving proceeds of $328,104. On the same day she exercised options to acquire 185,937 shares at exercise prices of $0.73 and $0.785 for a combined cost of $141,749. After…

Kirby Executive VP Disposes $1.5M in KEX Stock; Also Exercises Options

Kirby Executive VP Disposes $1.5M in KEX Stock; Also Exercises Options

Amy D. Husted, Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of Kirby Corporation, sold 11,667 shares of KEX on February 20, 2026 for roughly $1.5 million and on the same day exercised options to buy 8,667 shares. The company reported a fourth-quarter 2025 EPS that beat estimates while missing on revenue, and named Tracy A. Embree to its …

S&P Lowers Ashland's Rating to BB, Citing Shrinking Scale and Softer Metrics

S&P Lowers Ashland's Rating to BB, Citing Shrinking Scale and Softer Metrics

S&P Global Ratings cut Ashland Inc.'s long-term corporate credit rating to BB from BB+ while keeping the outlook stable, attributing the move to a reassessment of the company's business risk profile and weaker credit metrics. The agency highlighted Ashland's deliberate reduction in scale over the past decade, a decline in consolidated revenue a…