Defiance R2000 Target 30 Income ETF ( IWMY ) announces weekly distribution of $0.1011, -4.35% lower from the prior week's distribution of $0.1055. The annual distribution rate is 30.00%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2. More on Defiance R2000 Enhanced Options Income ETF IWMY Can Deliver Income On Small-Cap Growth Outlook Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Defiance ...
Defiance R2000 Target 30 Income ETF ( IWMY ) announces weekly distribution of $0.1011, -4.35% lower from the prior week's distribution of $0.1055. The annual distribution rate is 30.00%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2. More on Defiance R2000 Enhanced Options Income ETF IWMY Can Deliver Income On Small-Cap Growth Outlook Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Defiance R2000 Enhanced Options Income ETF Dividend scorecard for Defiance R2000 Enhanced Options Income ETF
England white-ball captain Harry Brook and all-rounder Jacob Bethell are given a caution notice over their conduct on the tour of New Zealand last year.
England white-ball captain Harry Brook and all-rounder Jacob Bethell are given a caution notice over their conduct on the tour of New Zealand last year.
Data center developer Related Digital is closing in on $16 billion of financing for a giant Oracle data center following months of negotiations with investors, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday. * Related Digital has been rounding up cash to build acampus in Michigan's Saline Township that would allow Oracle topower applications for OpenAI, according to the report. * Bank of America is leadi...
Data center developer Related Digital is closing in on $16 billion of financing for a giant Oracle data center following months of negotiations with investors, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday. * Related Digital has been rounding up cash to build acampus in Michigan's Saline Township that would allow Oracle topower applications for OpenAI, according to the report. * Bank of America is leading an additional $14 billion indebt financing that was originally intended as a constructionloan but is now expected to be structured as a bond offering,according to Bloomberg.
Sonos Inc. eliminated jobs on its marketing team Wednesday, with new Chief Marketing Officer Colleen DeCourcy telling employees that the division “had grown into something too diffuse to move at the speed this brand needs.” “The redesign is an attempt to fix the underlying structure, not adjust the headcount, to build something better with clearer jobs and shorter distance between a decision and i...
Sonos Inc. eliminated jobs on its marketing team Wednesday, with new Chief Marketing Officer Colleen DeCourcy telling employees that the division “had grown into something too diffuse to move at the speed this brand needs.” “The redesign is an attempt to fix the underlying structure, not adjust the headcount, to build something better with clearer jobs and shorter distance between a decision and its outcome,” DeCourcy, who joined the audio brand in January, wrote to staffers in a memo that was shared with Bloomberg News. Sonos declined to specify how many employees were affected by the cuts. DeCourcy, who previously held roles at Snap Inc. and the marketing firm Wieden + Kennedy, was brought in by Sonos Chief Executive Officer Tom Conrad to help focus the company’s advertising and marketing around its signature whole-home audio system. Read More: Sonos CEO Tom Conrad Tries to Revive the Brand After App Fiasco Prior to DeCourcy’s hiring, longtime Sonos executive Lindsay Whitworth had been leading the marketing team on an interim basis after the departure of former CMO Jordan Saxemard in early 2025. Saxemard was among the members of the C-suite who quickly followed ex-CEO Patrick Spence out the door in the wake of a disastrous software overhaul that nearly upended Sonos’ business. The stock price has rebounded from the worst of that controversy, but has declined 21% thus far this year. Just this week, Sonos released its first new consumer hardware products in more than a year, led by the $299 Sonos Play portable speaker. So far, the company is following its usual marketing tactics in highlighting the device’s versatility and strong integration with the wider Sonos ecosystem.
Jeff Koons, known for his paintings and sculptures like Play-Doh, talks about where he got his inspiration. He also explains how anyone can participate in the dialogue of art. Koons is on this week's episode of "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer to Peer Conversations." This interview was recorded February 2 in New York. (Source: Bloomberg)
Jeff Koons, known for his paintings and sculptures like Play-Doh, talks about where he got his inspiration. He also explains how anyone can participate in the dialogue of art. Koons is on this week's episode of "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer to Peer Conversations." This interview was recorded February 2 in New York. (Source: Bloomberg)
RenovoRx Joins the Ranks of Google, Nvidia, Adidas, Walmart, and MoreMOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., April 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- RenovoRx, Inc. (“RenovoRx” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: RNXT), a life-sciences company developing innovative targeted oncology therapies and commercializing RenovoCath®, a patented, FDA-cleared drug-delivery device, today announced that it has been named on Fast Company’s pr...
RenovoRx Joins the Ranks of Google, Nvidia, Adidas, Walmart, and MoreMOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., April 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- RenovoRx, Inc. (“RenovoRx” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: RNXT), a life-sciences company developing innovative targeted oncology therapies and commercializing RenovoCath®, a patented, FDA-cleared drug-delivery device, today announced that it has been named on Fast Company’s prestigious list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2026 as number 10 in the medical device c
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) just reopened one of the world's most important AI markets, but the real opportunity may be hiding behind a costly catch. This breakdown explains why China could still fuel upside, even as policy risk keeps the story far from simple.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) just reopened one of the world's most important AI markets, but the real opportunity may be hiding behind a costly catch. This breakdown explains why China could still fuel upside, even as policy risk keeps the story far from simple.
JHVEPhoto ServiceNow's ( NOW ) pending deal to acquire Armis could offer several benefits to the Bill McDermott-led enterprise software company once the deal closes, Morgan Stanley said. “Shift in M&A philosophy has been an understandable concern, though Armis provides benefits beyond incremental growth potential... ...including broadening the TAM. [Operational technology] has been an area of focu...
JHVEPhoto ServiceNow's ( NOW ) pending deal to acquire Armis could offer several benefits to the Bill McDermott-led enterprise software company once the deal closes, Morgan Stanley said. “Shift in M&A philosophy has been an understandable concern, though Armis provides benefits beyond incremental growth potential... ...including broadening the TAM. [Operational technology] has been an area of focus for ServiceNow and Armis further solidifies its positioning in an increasingly important market,” analyst Keith Weiss wrote in a note to clients. “More importantly, Armis enhances ServiceNow's CMDB with robust physical asset data, enhancing ServiceNow's end-to-end workflow capabilities.” Weiss, who has an Overweight rating and a $210 price target on ServiceNow, said the Armis deal can help ServiceNow in four ways: it closes the physical asset visibility gap; it boosts the physical asset library; it improves existing solutions and security capabilities; and it increases end-to-end workflow. “While ServiceNow has succeeded in enhancing their digital data store through expanding horizontally into departments beyond IT and becoming a de-facto enterprise system-of-record, the company's physical asset library has lagged with OT being an area of focus, though a smaller contributor to the business over the past several years,” Weiss explained. “Armis expands upon the latter opportunity, providing robust physical asset data that ServiceNow can integrate into their CMDB giving enterprises a unified view of digital and physical environments. This unification subsequently enhances ServiceNow's existing solutions and security capabilities with specific workflow offerings such as ITAM, ITSM, ITOM, SecOps, and IRM/GRC well-positioned to benefit.” More on ServiceNow ServiceNow: A Strong Bet On Agentic AI ServiceNow: Enterprise Stickiness Will Not Be Threatened After AI Integration Software Has Crashed, Now Is The Time To Buy ServiceNow (Upgrade) ServiceNow initiated with Buy rating at Be...
Don’t think about indexed universal life insurance as a “stock alternative” as IULs are a type of life-insurance policy. Think about what kind of life insurance you’d want, if any.
Don’t think about indexed universal life insurance as a “stock alternative” as IULs are a type of life-insurance policy. Think about what kind of life insurance you’d want, if any.
It landed him a best actor nomination at Israel's academy award ceremony last year. He didn't win.'/> Israeli fringe actor in the spotlight for anti-war film (Image credit: Ofir Berman for NPR)
It landed him a best actor nomination at Israel's academy award ceremony last year. He didn't win.'/> Israeli fringe actor in the spotlight for anti-war film (Image credit: Ofir Berman for NPR)
Getty Images We've completed a bruising first quarter of 2026, and so far, the enterprise software sector remains at historic lows, dogged by a "SaaSpocalypse" narrative that continues to persist despite relatively strong results by many companies in the space. While I think we're not likely to see any near-term recovery in multiples, long-term-oriented investors have a fantastic opportunity to bu...
Getty Images We've completed a bruising first quarter of 2026, and so far, the enterprise software sector remains at historic lows, dogged by a "SaaSpocalypse" narrative that continues to persist despite relatively strong results by many companies in the space. While I think we're not likely to see any near-term recovery in multiples, long-term-oriented investors have a fantastic opportunity to buy many stocks here at a deep discount. Companies like Freshworks ( FRSH ), in particular, have become quite compelling buys against bottom-line metrics. While I can't argue with the fact that a tough macro is putting pressure against growth rates, we have to ask: How much of that risk is already priced in, after Freshworks' ~30% decline since the start of the year? Data by YCharts I last wrote a "Neutral" article on Freshworks in November, when the stock was trading at $12 per share. Since then, Freshworks has seen its share price erode by roughly one-third. We won't disagree that execution has been a sticky point recently, with the company shedding total customers (though large customer counts continue to grow). At the same time, we're also observing meaningful bottom-line expansion, which reduces our reliance on revenue multiples to justify Freshworks' share price. With all of these factors weighed, I'm raising my rating on the stock to a "Buy." In my view, these are the top reasons to be long on Freshworks: Complex software that is largely AI-resistant. As a reminder, Freshworks' core products automate customer service, employee/customer experience, and sales/CRM tools. Each of these products is integrated into companies' daily operations, with integrations into third-party systems that make ripping out Freshworks and replacing it with AI solutions difficult. The company's recent buildup in large customers suggests that more customers are viewing the space as better to "buy" than to "DIY build." Upmarket push and reduced reliance on smaller customers. Freshworks has been...
Hailshadow/iStock via Getty Images Investment Overview SIGA Technologies, Inc. ( SIGA ) stock is down nearly 10% since I last covered the company in December last year, issuing a Hold recommendation, and now down >60% since I gave stock a Buy rating back in May 2022 . Siga's only commercial product is TPOXX (tecovirimat), an antiviral drug for the treatment of human smallpox disease caused by vari...
Hailshadow/iStock via Getty Images Investment Overview SIGA Technologies, Inc. ( SIGA ) stock is down nearly 10% since I last covered the company in December last year, issuing a Hold recommendation, and now down >60% since I gave stock a Buy rating back in May 2022 . Siga's only commercial product is TPOXX (tecovirimat), an antiviral drug for the treatment of human smallpox disease caused by variola virus - an oral version of the drug was approved in 2018 by the Food and Drug Administration ("FDA"), and an intravenous one in 2022. This helps to explain why Siga stock was soaring back in 2022, during an outbreak of Mpox, as the market concluded TPOXX could prove an effective countermeasure against the disease, although gains were short-lived - stock jumped from $7.5 per share in June 2022, to ~$25 per share in August, but by March 2023, they traded <$6 once again. Siga - 2025 Earnings Overview Siga announced its Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings on March 10th - an income statement is shown below: Siga Technologies income statement (press release) As we can see, Siga generated very little revenue in Q4 and made a loss of $5.4m), but in 2025, earned $88m of product revenues and $95m of total revenues, earning a net profit of $23.3m. These figures were substantially down on 2024, however. In March, the company announced a special dividend of $0.6 per share for holders of its stock. Siga also noted that: During 2025, the Company generated $53 million of oral TPOXX revenues and $26 million of IV TPOXX revenues in connection with deliveries to the U.S. Strategic National Stockpile I have made the point in prior posts that Siga is heavily reliant on its contract with the U.S. government, through the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority ("BARDA"), and on its earnings call with analysts to discuss 2025 earnings and business updates, the CEO stated that: With our current BARDA contracts nearing completion, engagement with the U.S. government, including key stak...
Cathie Wood, founder and chief executive of Ark Invest, is known for making bold moves. The top investor seeks out innovative companies, particularly when they're trading for bargain prices -- and this means she often goes against the crowd, buying a stock when it's out of favor or not on most investors' radar screens. And this means that when a generally popular tech stock falls, Wood is often th...
Cathie Wood, founder and chief executive of Ark Invest, is known for making bold moves. The top investor seeks out innovative companies, particularly when they're trading for bargain prices -- and this means she often goes against the crowd, buying a stock when it's out of favor or not on most investors' radar screens. And this means that when a generally popular tech stock falls, Wood is often there to pick it up. But in recent days, Wood has made a startling move concerning artificial intelligence (AI) stocks -- one that Wood-watchers may not have expected. Let's check out this investing giant's latest trades and consider if we should follow her lead. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
MEDITERRANEAN/E+ via Getty Images Warehouse employees at United Natural Foods’ ( UNFI ) Pompano Beach, Florida facility have voted unanimously to go on strike if the company does not offer a fair contract and stop its unfair labor practices. United Natural Foods ( UNFI ) is the primary distributor for Amazon’s ( AMZN ) Whole Foods supermarkets. The Pompano-based employees voted last year to join t...
MEDITERRANEAN/E+ via Getty Images Warehouse employees at United Natural Foods’ ( UNFI ) Pompano Beach, Florida facility have voted unanimously to go on strike if the company does not offer a fair contract and stop its unfair labor practices. United Natural Foods ( UNFI ) is the primary distributor for Amazon’s ( AMZN ) Whole Foods supermarkets. The Pompano-based employees voted last year to join the powerful Teamsters union, which seeks higher wages, stronger benefits, and safer working conditions for its 5,500 members from United Natural Foods ( UNFI ). "Management needs to get serious, stop breaking the law, and put a real contract on the table—or they'll be dealing with the ramifications of a strike," Local 769 President Josh Zivalich said. “UNFI can either deliver a fair first contract, or they can face the consequences. If this company keeps stalling, Teamsters will be in the streets," added Tom Erickson, director of the Teamsters Warehouse Division. Seeking Alpha reached out to representatives from United Natural Foods ( UNFI ) for comment. Source: Press Release More on United Natural Foods United Natural Foods, Inc. (UNFI) Presents at UBS Global Consumer and Retail Conference Transcript United Natural Foods' Margin Growth Might Be Underestimated United Natural Foods' Dip Offers An Opportunity For An Upgrade United Natural Foods a unique way "to play the healthy living trend"—Wells Fargo Top and bottom quant-rated midcap consumer staple stocks after latest quarterly results