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Snap Plunges 11% on EU Child-Safety Probe, Drags Social Media Peers Lower
Snap shares fell nearly 11% to $4.01, hitting a 52-week low, after the European Union initiated a formal investigation into the platform's safeguards for minors. The decline reflects mounting regulatory pressure across social media.
Super Micro Faces Shareholder Lawsuit Amid Export Control Scrutiny
Super Micro Computer stock rose 8.3% as investors weighed a new shareholder lawsuit tied to alleged export control violations. The legal action follows criminal charges against individuals linked to the company.
Circle Shares Plunge 20% on Senate Stablecoin Reward Restrictions
Circle Internet Group shares tumbled 20.1% to $101.17 Tuesday as new Senate draft language would prohibit interest-style payments for holding stablecoins. The regulatory uncertainty sparked broad declines across crypto-related stocks.
ImmunityBio Plunges 21% on FDA Warning Over Anktiva Marketing
ImmunityBio shares tumbled 21.1% following an FDA warning letter alleging false or misleading promotional claims about its cancer therapy Anktiva. The drug generated essentially all of the company's $113 million in 2025 revenue.
Super Micro Plunges on Export Scandal, Analysts Downgrade
Super Micro Computer shares continued their steep decline Monday following a federal indictment alleging $2.5 billion in illegal AI server shipments to China. Analysts have downgraded the stock and warn of potential customer defections.
Postal Service Faces Cash Crunch, Warns of Delivery Halt Without Congressional Action
The U.S. Postal Service has alerted Congress it could run out of operating funds by November 2026 without legislative intervention, following a $9 billion annual loss. Postmaster General David Steiner stated 71% of delivery routes are unprofitable.
Musk Found Liable for Misleading Statements in Twitter Buyout Saga
Elon Musk was found liable for misleading Twitter investors with public statements during the 2022 takeover battle. The jury rejected claims of an intentional fraud scheme, but damages could reach billions.
Super Micro Plunges on Co-Founder Charges Over AI Server Diversion
Super Micro Computer shares plummeted 33.2% after U.S. authorities charged co-founder Yih-Shyan 'Wally' Liaw and two others with illegally diverting $2.5 billion worth of AI servers to China. The company placed Liaw on leave and named a new compliance chief.
FTC Issues $58M in Refunds Over Rental, Credit Repair Violations
The Federal Trade Commission is sending over $58 million in refunds to consumers harmed by hidden rental fees and illegal credit repair schemes. Nearly 887,000 people will receive payments from two separate settlements.
IRS Direct Deposit Snag Delays Refunds for Over 800,000 Taxpayers
The IRS has issued more than 830,000 notices to taxpayers with invalid direct deposit information, potentially delaying refunds by over 10 weeks. Lawmakers are questioning how unbanked individuals can access funds faster.