Many of the changes Trump wants to make to the White House and the city are facing legal challenges. Some are reversible, while others could reshape the nation's capital for generations to come. (Image credit: Tom Brenner, Rahmat Gul, Mark Schiefelbein, Jon Elswick)
Many of the changes Trump wants to make to the White House and the city are facing legal challenges. Some are reversible, while others could reshape the nation's capital for generations to come. (Image credit: Tom Brenner, Rahmat Gul, Mark Schiefelbein, Jon Elswick)
Parks Associates' latest streaming video research highlights that Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) would extend the combined company's reach to 57% of all US internet households. This deal would put it on par with the four streaming giants, Netflix,Google,Amazon, and Disney, which each reach nearly 60% of all consumers via their various platforms and services.
Parks Associates' latest streaming video research highlights that Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) would extend the combined company's reach to 57% of all US internet households. This deal would put it on par with the four streaming giants, Netflix,Google,Amazon, and Disney, which each reach nearly 60% of all consumers via their various platforms and services.
Carrick has taken side into Champions League as interim Matheus Cunha feels Carrick has Ferguson-era ‘magic’ Michael Carrick is expected to be offered the chance to continue as Manchester United’s head coach after qualifying for the Champions League. Carrick has not held talks regarding turning his interim role into a permanent one because the executive were intent on waiting to see whether he cou...
Carrick has taken side into Champions League as interim Matheus Cunha feels Carrick has Ferguson-era ‘magic’ Michael Carrick is expected to be offered the chance to continue as Manchester United’s head coach after qualifying for the Champions League. Carrick has not held talks regarding turning his interim role into a permanent one because the executive were intent on waiting to see whether he could lead United into Europe’s top club competition. Continue reading...
Trinity Capital ( Nasdaq: TRIN ) on Monday said its sponsored fund, Trinity Capital SBIC LP, has received a Small Business Investment Company (SBIC) license from the U.S. Small Business Administration . The license allows the fund to access up to $175 million in SBA-guaranteed debentures at a two-to-one leverage ratio against investor commitments. Trinity Capital said this could support a total fu...
Trinity Capital ( Nasdaq: TRIN ) on Monday said its sponsored fund, Trinity Capital SBIC LP, has received a Small Business Investment Company (SBIC) license from the U.S. Small Business Administration . The license allows the fund to access up to $175 million in SBA-guaranteed debentures at a two-to-one leverage ratio against investor commitments. Trinity Capital said this could support a total fund size of up to $262.5 million if it reaches its $87.5 million fundraising target. The company said this is its third SBIC-licensed fund since inception and noted it has previously deployed $734 million through SBIC structures. The fund will focus on investing in growth-oriented lower middle market businesses in the United States. Source: Press Release More on Trinity Capital Trinity Capital's Yield: You Can Have Your Cake And Eat It Too Trinity Capital: Software's Strange Collapse Is A Buy-The-Dip Opportunity Trinity Capital: A 14.3% Yield That Investors Don't Need To Fear Trinity Capital commits up to $35M financing to Torus Trinity Capital provides $50M in growth capital to Sage Health
fengdr Two Harbors Investment ( TWO ) stock dropped 3.9% in Monday premarket trading after its board reaffirmed its support of CrossCountry Mortgage's $11.30-per-share all-cash offer for the mortgage REIT. The board unanimously rejected UWM Holdings' ( UWMC ) blended cash-and-stock offer that TWO said equates to ~$10.96 to $11.13 per share. On Thursday, UWM Holdings ( UWMC ) offered a reworked pro...
fengdr Two Harbors Investment ( TWO ) stock dropped 3.9% in Monday premarket trading after its board reaffirmed its support of CrossCountry Mortgage's $11.30-per-share all-cash offer for the mortgage REIT. The board unanimously rejected UWM Holdings' ( UWMC ) blended cash-and-stock offer that TWO said equates to ~$10.96 to $11.13 per share. On Thursday, UWM Holdings ( UWMC ) offered a reworked proposal to acquire Two Harbors ( TWO ), giving TWO stockholders the option to elect $12.00 per share in cash, 6% higher than its previous proposal, or 2.3328 shares of UWMC common stock with no cap or proration on the amount of cash. In its statement, along with the revised proposal, UWM Holdings ( UWMC ) alleged that Two Harbors' ( TWO ) board wasn't working in the best interest of shareholders and had instituted provisions designed to benefit themselves at the expense of shareholders. Two Harbors ( TWO ) gave several reasons for turning down the UWMC offer: It provided no committed financing, which is a requirement for completing a transaction. UWMC made contradictory statements about its intent and rationale for entering a transaction in which it expects no synergies and no meaningful increase in public float. UWMC's statement and action " have exacerbated employee attrition risks for TWO that impair the certainty of closing and could lead to irreparable harm to TWO’s business and stockholders." The proposed regulatory timeline isn't credible. CrossCountry's timeline is shorter, with the transaction expected to close in Q3 2026. The UWMC proposal provides inadequate value. Meanwhile, the CrossCountry deal has several advantages, the Two Harbors board said: It has a fixed, all-cash price for all stockholders. The CrossCountry transaction has fully committed financing, with no diligence-based termination right. Business continuity is more assured, as CrossCountry has engaged in integration planning. Significant progress has been made on closing approvals. More on Two Harbors...
(RTTNews) - Global Net Lease, Inc. (GNL), a real estate investment trust, and Modiv Industrial, Inc. (MDV), an internally managed REIT, on Monday announced their definitive merger agreement for GNL to acquire Modiv in an all-stock deal with an enterprise value of around $535 mill
(RTTNews) - Global Net Lease, Inc. (GNL), a real estate investment trust, and Modiv Industrial, Inc. (MDV), an internally managed REIT, on Monday announced their definitive merger agreement for GNL to acquire Modiv in an all-stock deal with an enterprise value of around $535 mill
Homebridge , the popular software solution that allows you to integrate non-HomeKit devices like Ring cameras into Apple Home, is adding support for the Matter smart home standard. Today, May 4th, Homebridge 2.0 , which has been in beta for over three years, officially launches. Along with other improvements, the update brings the "initial groundwork for Matter support," according to a post on the...
Homebridge , the popular software solution that allows you to integrate non-HomeKit devices like Ring cameras into Apple Home, is adding support for the Matter smart home standard. Today, May 4th, Homebridge 2.0 , which has been in beta for over three years, officially launches. Along with other improvements, the update brings the "initial groundwork for Matter support," according to a post on the r/homebridge subreddit from NorthernMan5 , one of the GitHub core maintainers. The update enables Homebridge to act as a Matter bridge in addition to a HomeKit bridge, allowing Matter devices to appear in Apple Home through Homebridge. It will also … Read the full story at The Verge.
Pasithea Therapeutics ( KTTA ) said on Monday it appointed Kartik Krishnan as chief medical officer as it advances its lead candidate, PAS-004, which is a next-generation MEK inhibitor Krishnan will oversee clinical strategy and development, with a focus on neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1)-associated tumors. “We believe his experience developing cobimetinib, a FDA-approved MEK inhibitor, is particul...
Pasithea Therapeutics ( KTTA ) said on Monday it appointed Kartik Krishnan as chief medical officer as it advances its lead candidate, PAS-004, which is a next-generation MEK inhibitor Krishnan will oversee clinical strategy and development, with a focus on neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1)-associated tumors. “We believe his experience developing cobimetinib, a FDA-approved MEK inhibitor, is particularly relevant to our mission, and that his expertise will directly benefit the progression of our PAS-004 program,” CEO Tiago Reis Marques Krishnan brings over two decades of experience across clinical development, regulatory strategy, and R&D, with prior roles at OncoNano Medicines, Arcus Biosciences ( RCUS ), Genentech, and Amgen ( AMGN ) Pasithea is currently evaluating PAS-004 in early-stage clinical trials targeting advanced cancers and NF1-related plexiform neurofibromas. More on Pasithea Therapeutics Pasithea Therapeutics Corp. (KTTA) Presents at Oppenheimer 36th Annual Healthcare Life Sciences Conference Transcript Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Pasithea Therapeutics Historical earnings data for Pasithea Therapeutics Financial information for Pasithea Therapeutics
Investing.com -- First-quarter earnings have come in “exceptionally strong,” providing the primary fuel behind the U.S. stock market's recent rally even as elevated energy prices and geopolitical uncertainty cloud the outlook, according to Goldman Sachs.
Investing.com -- First-quarter earnings have come in “exceptionally strong,” providing the primary fuel behind the U.S. stock market's recent rally even as elevated energy prices and geopolitical uncertainty cloud the outlook, according to Goldman Sachs.
solarseven/iStock via Getty Images Financial stocks delivered some of the sharpest gains over the past month, with the top 10 performers posting returns ranging from 29% to nearly 62%, a rally overwhelmingly driven by fintech disruptors, crypto-adjacent plays, and digital lending platforms that have surged as risk appetite returned and Bitcoin reclaimed key price levels. Leading the list is Galaxy...
solarseven/iStock via Getty Images Financial stocks delivered some of the sharpest gains over the past month, with the top 10 performers posting returns ranging from 29% to nearly 62%, a rally overwhelmingly driven by fintech disruptors, crypto-adjacent plays, and digital lending platforms that have surged as risk appetite returned and Bitcoin reclaimed key price levels. Leading the list is Galaxy Digital ( GLXY ), the crypto asset manager and investment bank, which jumped nearly 62% as digital asset markets roared back to life and institutional interest in crypto infrastructure deepened. Oscar Health ( OSCR ) and Dave Inc. ( DAVE ) followed with gains exceeding 57% each, Oscar rebounding sharply as health insurance pricing dynamics improved, and Dave continuing its remarkable run as one of the standout small-cap fintech success stories of 2026. The broader list features a mix of fintech and financial services companies, including Webull Corporation ( BULL ) and Affirm Holdings, Inc. ( AFRM ), both with one-month gains of 48.31%. Quant Ratings across the list range from Strong Buy to Strong Sell, with StoneX Group Inc. ( SNEX ) earning the highest rating at 4.94 and Upstart Holdings, Inc. ( UPST ) receiving a Strong Sell rating of 1.42. Here is the list: Galaxy Digital Inc. ( GLXY ), 1 month performance percentage: 61.83% Oscar Health, Inc. ( OSCR ), 1 month performance percentage: 57.63% Dave Inc. ( DAVE ), 1 month performance percentage: 57.19% Webull Corporation ( BULL ), 1 month performance percentage: 48.31% Affirm Holdings, Inc. ( AFRM ), 1 month performance percentage: 48.31% Twenty One Capital, Inc. ( XXI ), 1 month performance percentage: 47.28% Remitly Global, Inc. ( RELY ), 1 month performance percentage: 44.70% Sezzle Inc. ( SEZL ), 1 month performance percentage: 34.16% StoneX Group Inc. ( SNEX ), 1 month performance percentage: 30.25% Upstart Holdings, Inc. ( UPST ), 1 month performance percentage: 29.10% Financials ETFs: ( XLF ), ( VFH ), ( IYF ), ( F...
iQoncept/iStock via Getty Images Consumer discretionary stocks remained under sustained pressure, ranking among the most net-sold global sectors for an eighth straight week, according to Goldman Sachs. The bank said the latest flows were driven almost entirely by short sales, underscoring a continued bearish tilt among hedge funds toward the sector. Selling was broad-based across regions, with act...
iQoncept/iStock via Getty Images Consumer discretionary stocks remained under sustained pressure, ranking among the most net-sold global sectors for an eighth straight week, according to Goldman Sachs. The bank said the latest flows were driven almost entirely by short sales, underscoring a continued bearish tilt among hedge funds toward the sector. Selling was broad-based across regions, with activity recorded in every major market except emerging Asia. In dollar terms, North America and Europe led the outflows, with both short and long sales contributing to the decline. At the subsector level, weakness had been widespread. Goldman highlighted broadline retail, textiles, apparel and luxury goods, specialty retail, and automobiles as the primary drivers of net selling. Positioning data pointed to a still-cautious stance. The Prime Book was overweight consumer discretionary relative to the MSCI World Index by 0.6 percentage points, a level Goldman noted was a five-year low. At the same time, global gross and net exposures to the sector stood at 11.2 percent and 9.9 percent of the Prime Book, respectively, also marking five-year lows. The accompanying data showed a steady decline in both gross and net market value exposure since 2021, with a sharper leg lower into 2026. The persistent drawdown suggested hedge funds had steadily reduced risk in the space rather than reacting to a single catalyst. Goldman’s note indicated that sentiment toward consumer discretionary remained weak, with positioning near multi-year troughs even after an extended period of selling. Here is the chart: Goldman Sachs More on consumers sector 3 Market Segments I'm Targeting When Iran War Ends How To Create A Wheel Strategy With Sector ETFs To Generate Income Retail Sector Recap: Consumers Pull Back On Weak Outlook Earnings Scorecard: 12 out of 15 S&P 500 consumer discretionary firms beat EPS estimates this week Frank stuff: Costco's $1.50 hot dog deal might be unmatched in all of retail