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  • U.S. and Nigerian forces said they killed ISIS deputy Abu-Bilal al-Minuki in a joint operation.
  • The Fed named Jerome Powell chair pro tempore until Kevin Warsh is sworn in, extending leadership transition and governance uncertainty.
  • Trump's hardline approach toward Iran met firm resistance in Tehran, raising the risk of prolonged disruptions to global energy markets.
  • Top U.S. bank and corporate chiefs met Chinese officials during the presidential visit to pursue expanded cross-border finance and wealth-management business.
  • Starbucks will open its first corporate tech office in India to bring tech roles in-house and support a $2 billion cost-cutting plan.
  • Charter shares plunged after Q1 broadband losses and an EPS miss, signaling near-term downside for the stock.

Latest Articles

Jefferies Raises ACS to Buy, Sees Unpriced Value in Greenfield Data-Center and Express-Lane Projects

Jefferies Raises ACS to Buy, Sees Unpriced Value in Greenfield Data-Center and Express-Lane Projects

Jefferies upgraded ACS from hold to buy and lifted its price target to €116, saying the market is not fully valuing the company's greenfield infrastructure pipeline. The brokerage's revised sum-of-the-parts model explicitly incorporates secured data-center capacity and the U.S. SR-400 express-lane project, producing an implied equity stub roughly €…

Markets Brace for Lunar New Year, Retail Results and Commodity Earnings

Markets Brace for Lunar New Year, Retail Results and Commodity Earnings

Markets enter a thin-turned-busy week as much of Asia celebrates the Lunar New Year and investors await a slate of corporate earnings and macroeconomic data. Walmart’s quarterly report will be scrutinized for clues on U.S. consumer spending after mixed retail and employment figures. European mining giants face results against a backdrop of volatile…

Tokyo stocks dip as sector losses outweigh gains; Nikkei 225 slips 0.22%

Tokyo stocks dip as sector losses outweigh gains; Nikkei 225 slips 0.22%

Japan's equity market closed modestly lower on Monday, with the Nikkei 225 ending down 0.22% as declines in the Paper & Pulp, Transport and Communication sectors outweighed gains in several individual stocks. Market breadth was positive but notable individual moves pushed some large-cap names sharply higher and others sharply lower. Volatility edge…

Jefferies Lifts ACS to Buy, Doubles Price Target on Data-Centre Pipeline

Jefferies Lifts ACS to Buy, Doubles Price Target on Data-Centre Pipeline

Jefferies has upgraded ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA from Hold to Buy and more than doubled its price target to EUR116.00 from EUR53.10, pointing to clearer upside from the company's data center pipeline and US Express Lane development projects. The move follows strong share performance and favourable financial health metrics, whil…

Bitcoin Retreats to $68.4k as Crypto Markets Extend Four-Week Slide

Bitcoin Retreats to $68.4k as Crypto Markets Extend Four-Week Slide

Bitcoin declined to $68,409.70 early Monday, extending a run of losses that has now lasted four consecutive weeks. The pullback followed a brief weekend move toward $70,000 and came amid broader weakness across major cryptocurrencies as investor appetite for speculative assets wanes in the face of interest-rate uncertainty. Corporate holder Strateg…

Olympus Shares Plunge After Firm Lowers Full-Year Profit Forecast

Olympus Shares Plunge After Firm Lowers Full-Year Profit Forecast

Olympus Corp. saw its stock tumble after revising down its fiscal net profit forecast and reporting a decline in adjusted quarterly profit. The company cited higher expenses, weaker U.S. sales of gastrointestinal endoscopes and voluntary shipment suspensions following U.S. FDA re-inspections as factors driving the cut.

Earnings Momentum in Europe Builds, But Rich Valuations Limit Market Rewards

Earnings Momentum in Europe Builds, But Rich Valuations Limit Market Rewards

European companies are reporting stronger fourth-quarter earnings than analysts anticipated, with a majority of market capitalisation now disclosed and average growth ahead of expectations. Yet lofty valuations, a stronger euro, mixed sector performance and lingering tariff effects are restraining share-price responses and leaving investors demandi…