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  • Cuba began freeing inmates under a sweeping amnesty, with more than 2,000 slated for release.
  • The government framed the measure as a sovereign, humanitarian gesture.
  • U.S. officials and human-rights groups are monitoring whether political prisoners are included.
  • Observers report limited transparency in the release process.
  • Rights groups have not verified that any prisoners of conscience have been released.
  • Timing and criteria for individual releases remain unclear.

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Man Group posts record AUM but profits slip as market turbulence bites

Man Group posts record AUM but profits slip as market turbulence bites

Man Group reported a 35% jump in assets under management to a record $227.6 billion for 2025, yet pre-tax profit declined 14% to $407 million as market volatility weighed on performance. While several systematic and multistrategy funds delivered solid gains, management fees eased and shares fell about 2.5% on the day.

Man Group Posts Record Organic Growth as AUM Climbs 35%

Man Group Posts Record Organic Growth as AUM Climbs 35%

Man Group reported record organic expansion in assets under management (AUM), which rose to $227.6 billion at 31 December 2025, a 35% increase from $168.6 billion a year earlier. The firm attributed the rise to $28.7 billion of net inflows and $21.4 billion of positive investment performance. While inflows and market-share gains strengthened the co…

Takaichi Signals Dovish Turn at BOJ with Two Reflationist Board Picks

Takaichi Signals Dovish Turn at BOJ with Two Reflationist Board Picks

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi surprised markets by nominating two academics known for reflationary views to the Bank of Japan board, sending a clear message of opposition to higher interest rates. The appointments - Toichiro Asada and Ayano Sato - alter the board’s balance and could influence the trajectory and politics of Japan’s policy normalisat…

Cirsa Tops Guidance on 2025 Revenues; Issues 2026 Targets in Line With Street

Cirsa Tops Guidance on 2025 Revenues; Issues 2026 Targets in Line With Street

Cirsa reported full-year 2025 revenues of €2,339 million, a 9% increase that exceeded the company’s guidance range and modestly topped consensus. Adjusted EBITDA rose to €753.5 million, leverage fell to 2.7x, and the board proposed a €0.45 per-share dividend. For 2026, management issued revenue and EBITDA guidance that broadly aligns with market ex…

Technip Energies Unveils €150 Million Buyback as Q4 Profits Lag Estimates

Technip Energies Unveils €150 Million Buyback as Q4 Profits Lag Estimates

Technip Energies reported fourth quarter adjusted net income below consensus while launching a €150 million share repurchase plan and raising its fiscal 2025 dividend. The company posted mixed operating metrics: adjusted EBITDA was slightly under consensus, order intake outperformed estimates, but backlog and adjusted net cash fell quarter over qua…

Aalberts posts weaker FY25 EBITA, forecasts modest rebound in FY26

Aalberts posts weaker FY25 EBITA, forecasts modest rebound in FY26

Aalberts N.V. (AMS:AALB) reported a 13% decline in FY25 EBITA to €410 million, slightly above market consensus, as organic revenues fell and margins contracted across its core segments. The company generated stronger free cash flow driven by inventory reductions, but leverage rose after acquisitions. Management expects a modest recovery in FY26 dri…

Poste Italiane Posts Q4 Operating Profit Beat as Insurance Lifts Results

Poste Italiane Posts Q4 Operating Profit Beat as Insurance Lifts Results

Poste Italiane reported fourth quarter operating profit of €729 million, outperforming analyst estimates by 10%. Revenues were 3% above consensus while costs were 1% higher than expected. Net income fell short of forecasts, weighed down by one-off charges and an elevated tax rate. Insurance and payments divisions were the primary contributors to th…

Howden Joinery Tops Forecasts and Unveils £100m Buyback

Howden Joinery Tops Forecasts and Unveils £100m Buyback

Howden Joinery reported fiscal 2025 pre-tax profit of £344.9m and EBIT of £355.3m, beating consensus by about 4%. The company attributed outperformance to internal factors, delivered roughly 4% sales growth against an underlying market decline, and announced a £100m share buyback to be carried out through fiscal 2026. Management pencilled in roughl…

Befesa Q4 revenue declines 10% as profitability improves on U.S. ramp-up

Befesa Q4 revenue declines 10% as profitability improves on U.S. ramp-up

Befesa SA reported a 10% year-over-year revenue decline to €291 million in the fourth quarter, weighed down by largely unchanged electric arc furnace volumes and foreign-exchange pressure on London Metal Exchange-linked pricing. Adjusted EBITDA rose 12% to €69 million, lifting the margin to 23.7% as U.S. operations in Palmerton increased utilizatio…

Netflix Dip: Tactical Buy Ahead of Content and Deal Catalysts

Netflix Dip: Tactical Buy Ahead of Content and Deal Catalysts

Netflix has retraced sharply from its 2025 highs and now trades within a stone's throw of the recent $75 low. Fundamentals remain strong - double-digit revenue growth, expanding margins, and a fast-growing ad business - while valuation metrics (EV/EBITDA ~8.9, trailing P/E ~32x) are reasonable relative to growth. This trade idea lays out a clear en…