Articles by Daniel Marsh
Tonix Pharma Surges on Promising Lyme Antibody Data; Phase 2 Trial Eyed for 2027
Tonix Pharmaceuticals shares rose after new Phase 1 modeling data for its Lyme antibody TNX-4800 showed six-month protection with two doses. A Phase 2 trial is targeted for 2027.
AXT Reschedules Annual Meeting After Quorum Failure
AXT adjourned its 2026 annual meeting after failing to reach a quorum, rescheduling for June 4. The company seeks shareholder approval to raise authorized shares.
Hyperscale Data Surges on $5M Tender Offer; 10-Q Filing in Focus
Hyperscale Data (GPUS) jumps on $5M tender offer at $0.21/share, as Q1 preliminary results show $44M revenue and $30M net loss. The delayed 10-Q filing is the next catalyst.
Lululemon CEO O'Neill Aims to Counter Skepticism as Proxy Fight Intensifies
Lululemon shares slipped 1.6% as incoming CEO Heidi O'Neill dismissed underestimation claims, while founder Chip Wilson escalates a proxy fight for board seats ahead of the June meeting.
Ballard Power Surges as Weichai Stake Reduction Triggers Board Resignations
Ballard Power Systems shares jumped 8.5% after Weichai reduced its stake below 15%, triggering board changes. Q1 revenue rose 26% to $19.4 million.
BigBear.ai Shares Dip 5% as Defense AI Optimism Fades
BigBear.ai shares dropped 5% to $4.16 after flat Q1 revenue and a wider loss, despite a 14% backlog increase driven by a $53 million classified contract.
American Airlines Adds Football Seats, Faces Fuel Headwinds
American Airlines is adding over 23,000 seats on more than 80 routes for football travel, but high fuel costs and debt continue to challenge its bottom line.
SoFi Stock Dips 2.6% on PrimaryBid Deal as Market Eyes Rate Headwinds
SoFi Technologies shares fell 2.6% after acquiring PrimaryBid's technology assets. The deal aims to boost retail IPO access but comes amid rising net charge-offs and unchanged 2026 guidance.
Dow Drops Below 50,000 as Surging Yields and Oil Jolt Markets
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell below 50,000 on Friday as rising Treasury yields and oil prices near $109 sparked inflation fears, with chip stocks like Nvidia, AMD, and Intel leading the decline.


