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Ambev's R$1.96B Buyback Fails to Lift Stock Despite 120M Shares Repurchased
Ambev bought 3 million shares daily for 40 sessions, spending R$1.96 billion, yet its stock fell 2.9% last week. The buyback has not pushed shares above the average purchase price.
Bitmine Faces $1B Ether Valuation Hit as Crypto Buffer Narrows
Bitmine's ether holdings lost $1.01B in value as ETH fell to $1,624.95, cutting the per-share backing buffer to $2.13. Staking revenue and index inclusion offer support, but risks remain.
IREN Shares Rally 6% as Market Awaits CEO Compensation Vote
IREN shares rose 6% last week, recovering from recent losses, as investors weigh a massive CEO equity grant against the company's AI expansion and Russell 1000 listing.
Micron's Wild Week: 16% Swing Masks Modest Close
Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) ended the week nearly flat despite a 16.1% intraweek swing, as the company announced a $250 billion US fab investment plan through 2035.
Joby Aviation Hits 52-Week Low as CEO's 2.2M-Share Sale Window Opens
Joby Aviation shares slid to a 52-week low of $7.67 on Friday, ahead of CEO JoeBen Bevirt's planned sale of up to 2.2 million shares starting July 15. The stock erased gains from the Toyota joint venture.
TeraWulf's $19B Anthropic Lease Raises $3.5B Debt Concerns
TeraWulf's $19B lease with Anthropic includes a $3.5B debt package, sparking concerns over financing costs and execution risks.
Amazon's $1.3B Annual Bond Cost Pressures AI Investment Returns
Amazon's $25B bond sale, with $1.3B annual interest, tops its trailing free cash flow, raising stakes on AI investment returns. Stock rose 1.1% last week.
Tesla Stock Climbs Past Analyst Target; Inventory Drawdown Raises Questions Ahead of Q2 Earnings
Tesla shares climbed above the average analyst target, but the delivery beat was partly driven by inventory drawdown, raising margin concerns ahead of Q2 earnings.
Microsoft Price Targets Slashed 10% but Still Signal 33% Upside
Three analyst firms cut Microsoft's price target last week, averaging $511.67—still 33% above Friday's close. Azure growth remains robust, but capex concerns limit upside.
Alphabet's $55B Quarterly Capex Could Fuel 25% Stock Upside, KeyBanc Says
KeyBanc sets a $445 price target on Alphabet, implying 25% upside, but the company must sustain $55B quarterly capex to fuel AI and cloud growth.