The Global Online Gaming Market, valued at US$ 169.26 billion in 2025, is projected to grow at a 10.93% CAGR through 2033 to reach US$ 388.10 billion. This rapid expansion is fueled by tech advancements, increased internet accessibility, and the surge in mobile and multiplayer gaming. Investments in esports and immersive technologies further boost market growth. Major players, including Activision...
The Global Online Gaming Market, valued at US$ 169.26 billion in 2025, is projected to grow at a 10.93% CAGR through 2033 to reach US$ 388.10 billion. This rapid expansion is fueled by tech advancements, increased internet accessibility, and the surge in mobile and multiplayer gaming. Investments in esports and immersive technologies further boost market growth. Major players, including Activision Blizzard, Apple, and Tencent, are driving this evolution with innovative product launches. The rise
BALTIMORE, February 24, 2026--Constellation Energy Corporation (Nasdaq: CEG) today reported its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2025.
BALTIMORE, February 24, 2026--Constellation Energy Corporation (Nasdaq: CEG) today reported its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2025.
(RTTNews) - Amidst a global market sentiment tethered to trade tensions and AI worries, the CAC 40 benchmark that tracks the 40 largest French stocks based on the Euronext Paris is trading slightly above the flatline.
(RTTNews) - Amidst a global market sentiment tethered to trade tensions and AI worries, the CAC 40 benchmark that tracks the 40 largest French stocks based on the Euronext Paris is trading slightly above the flatline.
Canopy Growth (NASDAQ: CGC) is a high-risk investment. The stock has lost over 95% of its value since its initial public offering. There was material excitement around marijuana stocks and Canopy Growth a few years ago, but the company has not lived up to Wall Street's perhaps overzealous expectations. Now is probably not the time to jump aboard. At one point in 2019, a share of Canopy Growth woul...
Canopy Growth (NASDAQ: CGC) is a high-risk investment. The stock has lost over 95% of its value since its initial public offering. There was material excitement around marijuana stocks and Canopy Growth a few years ago, but the company has not lived up to Wall Street's perhaps overzealous expectations. Now is probably not the time to jump aboard. At one point in 2019, a share of Canopy Growth would have cost over $560 (after adjusting for reverse splits). Today, that same share would fetch a little over a buck. It has, basically, gone from being a Wall Street darling to being a penny stock. Penny stocks are high-risk investments that have a history of not working out well for shareholders. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
Lamborghini EV Lanzador Bites The Dust As Electrified Supercar Demand Hits "Close To Zero" Big legacy U.S. and European automakers are frantically dialing back their electric vehicle bets, scaling back once-hyped roadmaps to full electrification as demand for these vehicles implodes. The latest automaker to reverse course is not a mass-market sedan or SUV maker, but a luxury supercar brand: Lambor...
Lamborghini EV Lanzador Bites The Dust As Electrified Supercar Demand Hits "Close To Zero" Big legacy U.S. and European automakers are frantically dialing back their electric vehicle bets, scaling back once-hyped roadmaps to full electrification as demand for these vehicles implodes. The latest automaker to reverse course is not a mass-market sedan or SUV maker, but a luxury supercar brand: Lamborghini. CEO Stephan Winkelmann told the UK's The Sunday Times that he has ended plans to build EVs, saying customers are not seeking quiet supercars and that demand has collapsed. Winkelmann said that EV development risked becoming "an expensive hobby" for the car company. He stated that the previously announced all-electric concept car, Lanzador, will no longer be part of its future lineup of supercars. He noted that the "acceptance curve" for EVs in Lamborghini's target market was flattening and "close to zero." Winkelmann said the Lanzador will be replaced by a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle. He added that the Italian carmaker will produce internal combustion engines "for as long as possible." "EVs, in their current form, struggle to deliver this specific emotional connection," Winkelmann explained, pointing out that customers who buy luxury cars seek the sound of a roaring engine. The slower path toward full electrification, or in some cases partial electrification, is not just a Lamborghini story or limited to the luxury auto market. There has also been a sharp reversal by mass-market automakers over the last six months or so, as they dial back EV ambitions or entirely scrap their electrification plans: Ford: Hit with a $19.5 billion charge, canceled multiple planned EV programs, and redirected spend away from larger EVs toward hybrids and other priorities. General Motors: Announced a $6 billion charge to unwind some EV investments, alongside factory and battery-plant adjustments to better match demand. Stellantis: Booked 22.2 billion euros in charges tied to scaling d...
US equity futures rise after stocks sold off following a Citrini Research report that fueled AI disruption concerns. President Trump's 10% global levies kick in as the administration efforts to preserve his trade agenda after the Supreme Court struck down his original duties. Warnings around credit markets mount as JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says he sees parallels to the era before the 2008 fi...
US equity futures rise after stocks sold off following a Citrini Research report that fueled AI disruption concerns. President Trump's 10% global levies kick in as the administration efforts to preserve his trade agenda after the Supreme Court struck down his original duties. Warnings around credit markets mount as JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says he sees parallels to the era before the 2008 financial crisis and Arini Capital Management Founder Hamza Lemssouguer expects significant defaults and disruption. Sharon Bell of Goldman Sachs discusses the market rotation out of US stocks. (Source: Bloomberg)
Kevin Dietsch Aggressive competition and lower credit standards are leading some firms to take higher risks to boost profitability metrics, according to JPMorgan ( JPM ) CEO Jamie Dimon. Market participants should stay vigilant and prepare for potential shifts in credit quality, especially given growing risks in private credit, non-bank lenders, fintech, and the AI disruption. Should the cycle go ...
Kevin Dietsch Aggressive competition and lower credit standards are leading some firms to take higher risks to boost profitability metrics, according to JPMorgan ( JPM ) CEO Jamie Dimon. Market participants should stay vigilant and prepare for potential shifts in credit quality, especially given growing risks in private credit, non-bank lenders, fintech, and the AI disruption. Should the cycle go south, it might also take some unsuspecting victims down with it, as the battle for yield intensifies across the industry. Quote: "You feel stupid when everyone’s coining money and everyone's great... it does feel really good," he declared during the company's annual investor update. "And then when I think about all the factors taking place, I take a deep breath and say, 'Watch out!' Unfortunately, we did see this in '05, '06, and '07—almost the same thing—the rising tide was lifting all boats, and everyone was making a lot of money. I see a couple of people doing some dumb things. They are just doing dumb things to create net interest income." "There's always a surprise in a credit cycle. The surprise has often been which industry [is hit hardest]. You didn't expect utilities and phone companies in '08, '09, and this time around, it might be software because of AI. There will be a cycle one day... I don't know what confluence of events will cause that cycle. My anxiety is high over it. I'm not assuaged by the fact that asset prices are high. In fact, I think that adds to the risk." Track record: As the CEO of the largest bank in the U.S. and at the helm for more than two decades, Dimon definitely has insight into the latest happenings on Wall Street and the economy. His conservative risk management and approach to strong capital positioned the bank ahead of its peers in the 2008 financial crisis, and he has made bold calls like disputing the "transitory" inflation myth in the aftermath of the COVID pandemic and warning that the Fed would have to aggressively raise interest...
Teradata Corporation (NYSE:TDC) is one of the best stocks for beginners with little money in 2026. On February 10, Teradata reported a strong conclusion to 2025, headlined by a 15% growth in Cloud ARR and a non-GAAP diluted EPS of $0.74. Q4 saw total revenue reach $421 million, supported by a 5% increase in recurring […]
Teradata Corporation (NYSE:TDC) is one of the best stocks for beginners with little money in 2026. On February 10, Teradata reported a strong conclusion to 2025, headlined by a 15% growth in Cloud ARR and a non-GAAP diluted EPS of $0.74. Q4 saw total revenue reach $421 million, supported by a 5% increase in recurring […]
(RTTNews) - BIGG Digital Assets Inc. (BIGG.V, BBKCF), a innovator and owner of Netcoins, Blockchain Intelligence Group, and TerraZero, on Tuesday announced the appointment of Fraser Matthews as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.
(RTTNews) - BIGG Digital Assets Inc. (BIGG.V, BBKCF), a innovator and owner of Netcoins, Blockchain Intelligence Group, and TerraZero, on Tuesday announced the appointment of Fraser Matthews as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.
Morgan Stanley believes that immediate concerns about artificial intelligence look premature when it comes to Booking Holdings . The bank upgraded the travel technology company to overweight from equal weight. Analyst Brian Nowak lowered his price target to $5,500 from $6,150, though the new forecast still signals a gain of 42%. Shares of Booking have plunged 23% over the past 12 months and 28% th...
Morgan Stanley believes that immediate concerns about artificial intelligence look premature when it comes to Booking Holdings . The bank upgraded the travel technology company to overweight from equal weight. Analyst Brian Nowak lowered his price target to $5,500 from $6,150, though the new forecast still signals a gain of 42%. Shares of Booking have plunged 23% over the past 12 months and 28% this year alone. But Nowak is less concerned about artificial intelligence threatening Booking than the recent sell-off might imply. BKNG 1Y mountain BKNG 1Y chart "We see BKNG staying a key driver of travel even as agentic tools evolve. BKNG will still own the customer, capture robust traveler data and use those to drive high margin direct business," he wrote. "Agents also need BKNG's leading inventory, giving BKNG leverage." Nowak noted that while generative AI will create new products, these early agentic travel products are developing differently than investors had necessarily expected. For instance, they still seem to divert traffic to online travel agencies, or OTAs, like Booking for purchase, and still share data with such websites in exchange for access to their critical inventory, Nowak wrote. "We see OTAs' ability to remain the merchant of record and still capture consumer browsing and purchase data as being key to their long-term business ... as in effect, we think the stage is setting up for BKNG and the OTAs to remain just as critical to the long-term online travel landscape as they are now," the analyst said. "We think the online travel industry structure is likely to stay closer to paid search than currently appreciated ... as the OTAs will integrate their inventory into agents, bid on advertising to win traffic and transactions ... and subsequently work to convert this traffic to future direct customers." Nowak nodded to Booking's more than 20-year history of leading execution in this type of environment, and expects the company to continue leading the charge ...
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Feb. 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dillard’s, Inc. (NYSE: DDS) (the “Company” or “Dillard’s”) announced operating results for the 13 and 52 weeks ended January 31, 2026. This release contains certain forward-looking statements. Please refer to the Company’s cautionary statements included below under “Forward-Looking Information.”
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Feb. 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dillard’s, Inc. (NYSE: DDS) (the “Company” or “Dillard’s”) announced operating results for the 13 and 52 weeks ended January 31, 2026. This release contains certain forward-looking statements. Please refer to the Company’s cautionary statements included below under “Forward-Looking Information.”