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SSE Executives Acquire Shares Ahead of Major Grid Investment Phase
SSE PLC disclosed that CEO Martin Pibworth and six other senior executives acquired shares through the company's all-employee plan ahead of a closed period. The move comes as SSE embarks on a £33 billion, five-year grid investment program.
UK Regulator Backs SSE's Early Grid Investment in Scotland
Britain's energy regulator Ofgem has signaled support for SSE's request for early construction funding on eight major Scottish transmission projects, potentially allowing accelerated spending ahead of final approvals.
SSE Gains on Ofgem Grid Settlement, Eyes Full-Year Results
SSE's stock advanced following its SSEN Transmission unit's acceptance of Ofgem's RIIO-T3 regulatory settlement. Investors now shift focus to the company's upcoming full-year financial results.
SSE Gains on UK Grid Settlement, Eyes Full-Year Results
SSE's stock advanced after its SSEN Transmission business agreed to Ofgem's RIIO-T3 regulatory settlement. The company is progressing 11 major grid projects, with 75% of key consents secured.
SSE Shares Dip as Grid Spend and Rate Outlook Weigh on Sentiment
SSE PLC shares declined in early Thursday trading, paring recent gains as the market assessed the utility's substantial capital expenditure plans against evolving interest rate forecasts.
SSE Shares Gain as UK Labor Data Fuels Rate Cut Expectations
SSE shares advanced 0.5% to 2,621 pence in early Tuesday trading, recovering from Monday's decline. The move followed UK labor data showing rising unemployment and cooling wage growth, which strengthened expectations for a Bank of England interest rate reduction in March.
SSE Shares Approach Yearly High as Investors Eye Regulatory and Rate Decisions
SSE shares gained 1.21% to close at 2,510 pence, nearing a 52-week peak. The utility issued a 2025/26 EPS forecast of 144-152p and highlighted a 64% surge in network investment.
Gold Surpasses $4,000 as Central Bank Buying and Fiscal Worries Fuel Rally
Gold surged past $4,000 an ounce on Wednesday, fueled by a weaker dollar and fiscal worries, while a new report shows central bank buying remains robust.
NASA Assembles Artemis III 'Short Stack' for Key Fueling Test
NASA completed assembly of the Artemis III short stack at Kennedy Space Center, moving closer to a critical cryogenic fueling test that will validate the SLS core stage.
PrimeBOT Hits 5,000 Robots, Tests Auto-Grade Assembly
PrimeBOT, the consumer robot brand of Swancor Advanced Materials (SHA:688585), has produced its 5,000th robot, a rapid ramp-up that tests assembly consistency and product reliability.
Roman Telescope Passes Final Checks, Enters Science Calibration
NASA's Roman Space Telescope has cleared spacecraft checks and entered science calibration, preparing for a wide-field infrared survey.
Broad Market Rally Lifts Dow 1.1%, Russell 2000 Up 1.4%
Stocks closed broadly higher Thursday, with the Dow up 1.08% and Russell 2000 up 1.38%, while tech lagged. Falling Treasury yields and a 1.3% monthly PPI increase shaped the session.
S&P 500 Trims Losses as Late Treasury Auction Relief Lifts Markets
The S&P 500 pared a 0.71% intraday slide to close 0.22% lower, aided by strong 10-year Treasury demand. Small caps fell 1.31% as defensive rotation persisted.
NASA's Dual-Mode CubeSat Passes Ground Tests, Eyes October Launch
NASA's ASCENT CubeSat has completed key ground tests, moving toward an October 1 launch to demonstrate dual chemical-electric propulsion from a single propellant tank.
NASA's DAVINCI Probe Passes Thermal Trials, Boosting Venus Mission Prospects
NASA's DAVINCI Venus probe survived six simulated descent heat cycles, validating its thermal protection system ahead of a key design review.
Meta Shares Dip 1.4% Post-Connect as Audio Glasses Lead New Wearable Push
Meta shares slipped 1.4% after unveiling $349 Ray-Ban Audio glasses at Connect, with Reality Labs reporting a $4.62B quarterly loss.
Meta's $1,300 VR Glasses Debut in 2027 Amid Deep Reality Labs Losses
Meta priced its 100-gram VR glasses at $1,299.99, launching spring 2027, while Reality Labs posted a $4.6B Q2 loss. META closed up 1.02% at $744.10.
Carnival Shares Dip Ahead of Q3 Report; Search for Missing Passenger Halted
Carnival shares slipped 2.1% ahead of Q3 earnings, while the Coast Guard suspended its search for a missing passenger. Investors await fuel cost and booking updates.
Felix & Paul Studios Files Bankruptcy with $34.5M Debt, Assets Sold for $350K
Montreal immersive-media firm Felix & Paul Studios filed for bankruptcy with $34.5M in liabilities. A $350K asset sale preserves five jobs, while National Bank of Canada holds a $3.1M secured claim.
Nutrien Shares Pare Losses as Belarus Potash Deal Lacks Key Details
Nutrien shares pared early losses after a proposed U.S.-Belarus potash deal lacked commercial terms. The stock traded at $75.52, down 2.04%.
Suntec REIT Dips on Australian Asset Sale Plan
Suntec REIT slipped 0.7% after unveiling plans to sell three Australian offices valued at S$1.04B, a move that could reduce leverage but sacrifices fully occupied assets.
Sony's Underworld Franchise Stays Dormant as Library Asset; No Sequel on Slate Through 2027
Sony's Underworld series, 23 years old, remains a library asset with no sequel planned through June 2027. The franchise's $542.9M box office and Sony Pictures' strong margins underscore its strategic value.
Kang's London City Lionesses: Training Hub Set to Open Within a Year
Owner Michele Kang expects the new training center to open within a year, but the club's latest accounts show a £10.6M loss, highlighting the challenge of building a self-sustaining business.
Revolut Ransom Deadline Passes: Breach Impact Limited but Trust at Stake
Revolut's $3M ransom deadline passed without confirmed payment or data sale. The breach, affecting ~680 customers, involved phishing via a government domain, not a core system hack.
Danone Faces Second Recall of So Delicious Dessert; Shares Dip
Danone's So Delicious Salted Caramel Cluster frozen dessert is recalled again for foreign material, impacting Target and Walmart. Shares dipped 1.6%.
Prime Missed $100M Exit; Alani Nu Sold for $1.8B
Logan Paul says Prime passed on a $500M PE offer, costing him $100M. Alani Nu's $1.8B sale to Celsius highlights the value of real transactions.
Coinbase Streamlines Trading: Eight Crypto Pairs Suspended, Assets Unaffected
Coinbase suspends eight trading pairs on September 15 to improve market health, but the tokens remain tradable via USD order books. This move is a liquidity consolidation, not a delisting.
Beijing Dismisses AI Safety Plea; Amazon's $15B Anthropic Deal Unchanged
China rebuffed Anthropic's call for global AI coordination, but Amazon's $15B financing facility tied to AWS milestones remains unaffected.
Nasdaq Trims Losses as Yields Retreat From 5% Mark
The Nasdaq Composite recovered from morning lows as the 10-year Treasury yield backed away from the 5% level, easing pressure on tech stocks. Oil prices also retreated, but remain above $100.
Fenerbahce shares slip 2% ahead of Gaziantep clash amid heavy losses
Fenerbahce shares dropped 2% to TRY 2.89 before the Gaziantep match. With an operating loss of TRY 8.8 billion, European qualification is critical for the club's finances.