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Tempus AI Shares Tumble 19% as Personalis Deal Terms Come Under Scrutiny
Tempus AI shares dropped nearly 19% over the past week, closing at $42.69 and falling below both reference points in its proposed acquisition of Personalis.
Western Union Stock Slumps 7% on Q2 Earnings and Margin Concerns
Western Union shares dropped 7.4% for the week after Q2 earnings revealed digital revenue growth lagging transaction volume gains, with margins declining sharply.
Netflix Unveils $27B Buyback Plan Amid Slower Revenue Growth
Netflix's $27.1 billion buyback authorization could repurchase 9% of diluted shares. The plan outpaces current cash generation as revenue growth decelerates.
Rio Tinto Shares Rise Ahead of H1 Results; Iron Ore Sales in Focus
Rio Tinto shares rose 2.13% ahead of half-year results, as investors focus on iron ore sales growth and copper cost reductions.
Schwab's Focus Shifts From Trading Boom to Fed Rate Sensitivity
Charles Schwab's record quarterly results highlight a pivot from trading-driven growth to interest rate sensitivity, with net interest income now nearly half of revenue.
Trump Media's Truth API Attracts Five Wall Street Firms Amid Profitability Woes
Trump Media's Truth API lands five Wall Street clients, offering up to $1.5M quarterly revenue, yet the media unit's $6.88M EBITDA loss persists, requiring 23-39 clients to break even.
Early Retirement Surge Puts $9.9 Trillion 401(k) Industry Under Scrutiny
A record 46% of U.S. retirees exited the workforce earlier than intended in 2026, intensifying pressure on the $9.9 trillion 401(k) industry to offer in-plan retirement income solutions.
Palantir Shares Slide 7% on CEO's AI Wealth Warning, Valuation Scrutiny
Palantir stock dropped 7.1% last week as CEO Alex Karp's warning about AI-driven wealth inequality and a 38.5x revenue multiple fueled investor unease.
SpaceX Starship Flight 13 Tests V3 Satellites, Booster Landing Fails
SpaceX's Starship Flight 13 successfully deployed 20 Starlink V3 satellites, but the Super Heavy booster crashed into the Gulf, highlighting reusability challenges.
Naira Rises 1.4% on Thin Volume, Fuel Demand Looms
The naira closed at ₦1,362.09 per dollar, up 1.4% on the week, but thin liquidity and a widening parallel premium suggest a fragile rally. Fuel importers' dollar demand poses a key test.