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  • Nvidia shares rose after the U.S. cleared H200 licenses for major Chinese buyers, though shipments have not yet occurred.
  • Broadcom shares jumped after analyst upgrades and a stronger AI revenue outlook.
  • Accelerant Holdings jumped about 21% after reporting a Q1 beat and raising Q2 guidance.
  • Prestige Consumer Healthcare plunged after missing Q4 results and issuing weak 2027 guidance.
  • U.S. says it neutralized over 90% of Iran's naval mine stockpile, easing shipping risk through the Strait of Hormuz.
  • Israel announced plans to sue The New York Times over an article alleging sexual violence by Israeli personnel.

Latest Articles

Oppenheimer Raises W.W. Grainger to Outperform, Assigns $1,250 Target

Oppenheimer Raises W.W. Grainger to Outperform, Assigns $1,250 Target

Oppenheimer upgraded W.W. Grainger (GWW) from Perform to Outperform and set a $1,250 price target, basing the call on the company’s ability to outgrow US MRO markets via high-touch solutions, greater price realization and early benefits from artificial intelligence. The firm’s target equates to 25 times its 2027 earnings estimate of $50.00 per shar…

Japan business lobby head says FX intervention warranted to check sharp yen moves

Japan business lobby head says FX intervention warranted to check sharp yen moves

Yoshinobu Tsutsui, leader of Japan's largest business lobby Keidanren, said on Tuesday that foreign exchange intervention is justified when it aims to halt rapid declines or abrupt swings in the yen. Speaking at a news conference, he welcomed signs that some of the negative effects from excessive yen weakness had been curtailed and said future yen …

Upstart’s Sell-Off May Be Pricing the Wrong Problem

Upstart’s Sell-Off May Be Pricing the Wrong Problem

Upstart (UPST) has been treated like a simple consumer-credit grenade, but the market may be overlooking the real asset: a scalable AI underwriting platform that can reaccelerate as risk appetite returns. With the stock near $46, mixed momentum indicators, and short interest still elevated, the setup looks less like a momentum chase and more like a…

Everyman Media Group posts revenue and EBITDA gains as net debt edges higher

Everyman Media Group posts revenue and EBITDA gains as net debt edges higher

Everyman Media Group reported an 8.7% increase in revenue to £116.5 million for the 52 weeks ended January 1, 2026, with admissions, average ticket price and food-and-beverage spend per head all higher year-on-year. Group EBITDA rose 4.9% to £17.0 million. The operator added two venues during the period, bringing its estate to 49 locations and 171 …

HBNC Looks Ready for a Re-Rate as Bank Margins Start to Turn

HBNC Looks Ready for a Re-Rate as Bank Margins Start to Turn

Horizon Bancorp trades like a small regional bank the market doesn’t quite trust, but the tape is stabilizing, momentum is improving, and the valuation already prices in a lot of bad news. With margin pressure likely closer to trough than peak, HBNC offers an actionable mid-term long setup with defined risk near support and upside back toward the r…

Dr. Martens Q3 revenue slips as company leans into consumer-first pivot

Dr. Martens Q3 revenue slips as company leans into consumer-first pivot

Dr. Martens PLC reported a 2.7% decline in third-quarter revenue on a constant currency basis as the company presses ahead with a consumer-first strategy aimed at improving revenue quality. Group Q3 revenue fell to £253 million, while year-to-date revenue slipped 0.7% to £580 million at constant currency. Management emphasized growth in full-price …

Trump’s Renewed Tariff Threats Reignite Fitful U.S.-South Korea Trade Talks

Trump’s Renewed Tariff Threats Reignite Fitful U.S.-South Korea Trade Talks

U.S. President Donald Trump announced raised tariffs on South Korean autos and other imports on Jan. 26, 2026, citing delays in implementing a $350 billion investment package. The latest move is the most recent episode in a year-long sequence of negotiations, partial agreements and disruptive events between Washington and Seoul that began with Trum…