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  • Cerebras priced its IPO at $185, opened at $350, valuing the company near $100 billion after raising $5.55 billion.
  • Blackstone Digital Infrastructure Trust raised $1.75 billion in its IPO and saw shares dip about 2% after debut.
  • FF Global Holdings filed to sell 5 million Class A shares on Nasdaq, targeting a $4 to $6 per-share range.
  • Bank of America flags consumer semiconductor names, warning smartphone demand weakness and memory-price risk could pressure Qualcomm and Skyworks valuations.
  • Former Bitcoin miners may supply AI data-center power using existing infrastructure, potentially expanding North American colocation revenues through 2030.
  • LY Corp shares fell after a revised joint bid with Bain for Kakaku.com, raising takeover uncertainty and escalation risk.
  • Tema filed for an ETF targeting prediction-market platforms and trading infrastructure, joining other applicants awaiting SEC approval.

Latest Articles

Kepler Cheuvreux Names Five European Capital Goods Picks for 2026

Kepler Cheuvreux Names Five European Capital Goods Picks for 2026

Kepler Cheuvreux has published a sector review of European capital goods, screening 75 companies with market capitalizations above EUR2 billion to identify preferred and least preferred names for 2026. The research highlights concentrated growth in the US and India, strength in data centers and infrastructure-related markets, and mixed prospects ac…

Roth/MKM Boosts Alphabet Price Target to $365, Flags 2026-27 Catalysts

Roth/MKM Boosts Alphabet Price Target to $365, Flags 2026-27 Catalysts

Roth/MKM raised its price target for Alphabet to $365 from $310 and left its Buy rating intact ahead of Alphabet’s fourth-quarter earnings. The firm highlighted multiple potential catalysts in the first half of 2026 - including TPU chip partnerships, Waymo city launches, progress on the Gemini app and likely news around Gemini 4.0 - while noting th…

TD Cowen Lifts BrightSpring Health Price Target to $46, Cites Momentum in Specialty and Infusion Businesses

TD Cowen Lifts BrightSpring Health Price Target to $46, Cites Momentum in Specialty and Infusion Businesses

TD Cowen has increased its price target for BrightSpring Health (BTSG) to $46 from $42 while keeping a Buy rating, pointing to continued fourth-quarter momentum driven by specialty oncology generics, a ramp in Limited Distribution Drugs, and improved Infusion segment performance. The firm projects adjusted EBITDA of $188 million for the quarter ver…

Lyft readies teen rides option with built-in safety and parental controls

Lyft readies teen rides option with built-in safety and parental controls

Lyft is building a Teen rides feature that will allow teenagers to use the platform by pairing them with highly rated drivers and providing parents with real-time tracking, pickup and drop-off notifications, and options to contact drivers. The capability, spotted in the latest Lyft app code, marks a policy reversal for Lyft, which previously barred…

Cantor Launches Fintech Coverage, Says Financial 'Plumbing' Is Being Rebuilt

Cantor Launches Fintech Coverage, Says Financial 'Plumbing' Is Being Rebuilt

Cantor Fitzgerald initiated coverage of fintech and payments stocks, arguing that blockchain and artificial intelligence are driving a fundamental redesign of how money and assets move across accounts, balance sheets, and jurisdictions. The firm warns the change is obscured to many end users by modern interfaces built atop legacy systems, and ident…

Stifel Cuts Instacart Price Target to $46 but Keeps Buy Rating Amid Competitive and Regulatory Headwinds

Stifel Cuts Instacart Price Target to $46 but Keeps Buy Rating Amid Competitive and Regulatory Headwinds

Stifel reduced its price target on Instacart (NASDAQ:CART) to $46.00 from $49.00 on Tuesday while keeping a Buy rating. The new target aligns with InvestingPro's Fair Value assessment and implies upside from the stock's current trading level of $37.85. Stifel cited ongoing competitive pressures but left its financial estimates unchanged, projecting…