According to an SEC filing dated February 17, 2026, Insight Holdings Group, LLC reduced its position in AppFolio (NASDAQ:APPF) by 108,050 shares during the fourth quarter of 2025. The quarter-end value of the AppFolio position fell by $31.70 million, a figure that includes both share sales and price movement. This reduction moves AppFolio’s weighting to 0.78% of the fund’s 13F assets, down from 2....
According to an SEC filing dated February 17, 2026, Insight Holdings Group, LLC reduced its position in AppFolio (NASDAQ:APPF) by 108,050 shares during the fourth quarter of 2025. The quarter-end value of the AppFolio position fell by $31.70 million, a figure that includes both share sales and price movement. This reduction moves AppFolio’s weighting to 0.78% of the fund’s 13F assets, down from 2.6% the prior quarter amid broader fund downsizing. Top holdings after the filing: Continue reading
A social media ban on a stand-up comic for joking about marriage has triggered an online backlash in China. Authorities said the Weibo account of Uygur stand-up comedian Xiao Pa was suspended as part of a cyberspace clean-up campaign during the Chinese New Year. Xiao Pa, whose real name is Paziliyaer Paerhati, was banned from posting online, a verified Weibo community manager posted on Friday. “Xi...
A social media ban on a stand-up comic for joking about marriage has triggered an online backlash in China. Authorities said the Weibo account of Uygur stand-up comedian Xiao Pa was suspended as part of a cyberspace clean-up campaign during the Chinese New Year. Xiao Pa, whose real name is Paziliyaer Paerhati, was banned from posting online, a verified Weibo community manager posted on Friday. “Xiao Pa had posted information that stirred up gender conflicts and created anxiety over marriage and...
A businesswoman from central China who was raised in a family that prized sons over daughters has built her own e-commerce fashion empire. Huang Xuanni, 44, grew up in a rural family in Binzhou, Hunan province, where she was the overlooked sixth daughter among seven children. Her parents, who lavished attention on their only son, left Huang to eat alone on the doorstep and rarely remembered her na...
A businesswoman from central China who was raised in a family that prized sons over daughters has built her own e-commerce fashion empire. Huang Xuanni, 44, grew up in a rural family in Binzhou, Hunan province, where she was the overlooked sixth daughter among seven children. Her parents, who lavished attention on their only son, left Huang to eat alone on the doorstep and rarely remembered her name. Mainland reports recount a heartbreaking moment in her childhood when her parents abandoned her...
South Korea’s exports accelerated in February, reinforcing the central bank’s view that solid semiconductor demand is helping cushion the economy as it maintains a neutral policy stance while monitoring financial stability risks. The value of shipments adjusted for working-day differences increased 49.3% from a year earlier, according to data released Sunday by the trade ministry. That compared wi...
South Korea’s exports accelerated in February, reinforcing the central bank’s view that solid semiconductor demand is helping cushion the economy as it maintains a neutral policy stance while monitoring financial stability risks. The value of shipments adjusted for working-day differences increased 49.3% from a year earlier, according to data released Sunday by the trade ministry. That compared with a revised 34% gain for the full month of January. Unadjusted exports climbed 29% and overall imports rose by 7.5%, resulting in a trade surplus of $15.5 billion. February data remained robust despite the Lunar New Year holiday falling within the reporting period, which reduced the number of working days. Economists typically look to average daily shipments or working-day adjusted figures to strip out those distortions and gauge the underlying pace of trade. Early data showed that February exports surged more than 47%, a sign companies rushed to front-load shipments ahead of the holidays. Back-to-back months of strong trade figures augurs well for South Korea’s economy, with overseas sales accounting for about 40% of gross domestic product. Semiconductor shipments remained the primary driver, advancing almost 161% amid sustained global investment in AI infrastructure and data centers. Auto exports fell nearly 21%, weighed by fewer working days due to the holiday, while shipments of wireless communication products increased 12.7%. Both shipments of steel and petrochemical products declined 7.8% and 15.4%, respectively, mainly due to a global supply glut. By destination, shipments to China rose 34.1%, exports to the US increased almost 30%, and those to the European Union gained 10.3%. The data also highlight that South Korea’s export engine remains resilient even in the face of fresh uncertainty over America’s trade policy. The US Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump ’s tariffs imposed under emergency powers, but a 10% global levy remains in effect until Trump ...
A Manchester move, Shaun Ryder’s bleeped-out anecdote and the odd leftfield flourish added some life to a slick ceremony – yet when it came to the prizes, commercial heavyweights tended to reign The Brit awards have perhaps borrowed a trick from the Mercury prize, which last year unexpectedly applied the defibrillator to an event that’s been on the verge of extinction for years by the simple exped...
A Manchester move, Shaun Ryder’s bleeped-out anecdote and the odd leftfield flourish added some life to a slick ceremony – yet when it came to the prizes, commercial heavyweights tended to reign The Brit awards have perhaps borrowed a trick from the Mercury prize, which last year unexpectedly applied the defibrillator to an event that’s been on the verge of extinction for years by the simple expedient of moving it to Newcastle and packing the audience with music fans rather than music biz grandees. The Brits’ relocation to Manchester had the effect of adding at least a slight edge of chaos to a ceremony that’s become increasingly slick in recent years, largely by dint of involving Shaun Ryder, who almost immediately enlivened proceedings by telling an anecdote about being busted for drug possession during the Brits in the 90s that ITV found it necessary to bleep out in its entirety. The show itself was too varied to suffer from the blandness that’s cursed Brits past, offering performances ranging from Rosalia’s Björk-assisted opera/gabber hybrid to Alex Warren (“what you get if you order Ed Sheeran on Temu”, as Whitehall put it) performing Ordinary with a smoking-jacket-clad James Blunt on piano, via the unexpected sight of Ghostface Killah dad-dancing with Dua Lipa during a medley helmed by outstanding contribution to music winner Mark Ronson. Continue reading...