SAN CARLOS, Calif., April 22, 2026--BeOne Medicines Ltd. (NASDAQ: ONC; HKEX: 06160; SSE: 688235), a global oncology company, will report its first quarter 2026 financial results on Wednesday, May 6, 2026 before the financial markets open. Following the release of the financials, the Company will host a live webcast with management at 8:00 a.m. ET.
SAN CARLOS, Calif., April 22, 2026--BeOne Medicines Ltd. (NASDAQ: ONC; HKEX: 06160; SSE: 688235), a global oncology company, will report its first quarter 2026 financial results on Wednesday, May 6, 2026 before the financial markets open. Following the release of the financials, the Company will host a live webcast with management at 8:00 a.m. ET.
Prominent Maga bros have suggested the 20-year-old son of the US president should be called up this year. Why does this seem so vanishingly unlikely? It can’t be easy being the youngest son of a man who compares himself to the son of God . Rather a lot to live up to, isn’t there? Still, Barron Trump seems to be taking it in his stride. Rather than rebelling and becoming a socialist, the 20-year-ol...
Prominent Maga bros have suggested the 20-year-old son of the US president should be called up this year. Why does this seem so vanishingly unlikely? It can’t be easy being the youngest son of a man who compares himself to the son of God . Rather a lot to live up to, isn’t there? Still, Barron Trump seems to be taking it in his stride. Rather than rebelling and becoming a socialist, the 20-year-old is shaping up to be just like dad: Barron is already worth $150m , according to a 2025 Forbes calculation. That’s largely from World Liberty Financial, a Trump family cryptocurrency company he co-founded . (Reportedly it’s Barron who got the president into crypto.) Barron isn’t just trading alt-coins. The university student has also launched a yerba mate brand called Sollos. (Yerba mate is a caffeinated herbal tea from South America). And he’s been engaged with politics behind the scenes. Barron is widely credited for boosting his dad’s most recent election campaign by connecting him to manosphere influencers such as Adin Ross and Theo Von. Continue reading...
Workers and labor advocates say the company’s injury rates and how it treats injured staff remain a problem Amazon, one of the world’s largest employers, has for years faced scrutiny over its safety record. When Billy Foister, a 48-year-old worker, died after a heart attack inside one of the tech giant’s warehouses in September 2019, managers were accused of telling staff to “get back to work”. Wh...
Workers and labor advocates say the company’s injury rates and how it treats injured staff remain a problem Amazon, one of the world’s largest employers, has for years faced scrutiny over its safety record. When Billy Foister, a 48-year-old worker, died after a heart attack inside one of the tech giant’s warehouses in September 2019, managers were accused of telling staff to “get back to work”. When another worker died this month at a distribution center in Troutdale, Oregon, an Amazon spokesperson claimed they had collapsed from an “existing medical issue”. They denied a report that a nearby employee was told: “Please get back to work.” Continue reading...
A commuter’s entrapment provides a taut, unnerving and rare example of an adaptation that holds close to the video game on which it is based A glitch in the matrix, a rip in existence’s fragile fabric, and suddenly everything we knew about the world is snuffed out … or perhaps revealed to us for the first time. We see its arbitrariness, its cruelty, its vast indifference to the lab rats scurrying ...
A commuter’s entrapment provides a taut, unnerving and rare example of an adaptation that holds close to the video game on which it is based A glitch in the matrix, a rip in existence’s fragile fabric, and suddenly everything we knew about the world is snuffed out … or perhaps revealed to us for the first time. We see its arbitrariness, its cruelty, its vast indifference to the lab rats scurrying around frantically within it, heading for a death they cannot imagine. Genki Kawamura’s psychological mystery is inspired by the Japanese video game of the same name , and also by the repetitions of Groundhog Day and the vertiginous perspectives of the Overlook Hotel in The Shining, with those corridors whose corners cannot be rounded without coming face-to-face with something horrible. Kazunari Ninomiya plays a depressed young man on a crowded rush-hour Japanese subway train who one day sees a boorish commuter screaming at a young mother for not keeping her baby quiet. On alighting at the platform he takes a call from his ex-girlfriend – and that iPhone ringtone is very upsetting all by itself, guaranteed to have every audience member reflexively reaching for their own phone with guilty dread. She reveals that she is pregnant and something in the coincidence of these events unnerves the young man. Continue reading...
It’s crucial to understanding how gender is affecting our ability to rally behind a shared ecological vision Feminist influencer Liz Plank opens her groundbreaking book For the Love of Men with a bold statement: “There is no greater threat to humankind than our current definitions of masculinity.” She means it at several levels, from the most intimate: how male partners are the leading cause of de...
It’s crucial to understanding how gender is affecting our ability to rally behind a shared ecological vision Feminist influencer Liz Plank opens her groundbreaking book For the Love of Men with a bold statement: “There is no greater threat to humankind than our current definitions of masculinity.” She means it at several levels, from the most intimate: how male partners are the leading cause of death for pregnant women in the US; to the most macro: how associating “eco-conscious behaviors with femininity and a repudiation of masculinity” is literally killing the planet. This Earth Day, it’s worth reflecting on why this is so and what can be done about it. While it won’t come as news to most that, compared to women, men litter more , recycle less , and leave a bigger carbon footprint There’s something more extreme than simple thoughtlessness causing young men, in a form of anti-environmental protest known as “ rolling coal ”, to modify the diesel engines on their pick-up trucks to deliberately belch large amounts of grey-black exhaust, and then run Priuses and bicyclists off the road . Continue reading...
A public inquiry into Hong Kong’s deadliest fire in decades has shed light on government departments’ confusion over their roles in supervising large-scale renovation projects, with a fire service official insisting his department was not responsible for handling complaints about flammable building materials because it lacked expertise in construction. Michael Yung Kam-hung, an assistant director ...
A public inquiry into Hong Kong’s deadliest fire in decades has shed light on government departments’ confusion over their roles in supervising large-scale renovation projects, with a fire service official insisting his department was not responsible for handling complaints about flammable building materials because it lacked expertise in construction. Michael Yung Kam-hung, an assistant director of the Fire Services Department, said on Wednesday it would not take legal action against breaches...
House Democratic leader says result should serve as a warning to Ron DeSantis after latest blow to Donald Trump’s redistricting battle Polls showed a close race in the weeks leading up to Tuesday’s vote, with signs that right-leaning voters in Virginia’s rural areas were incensed by new maps that would see many of them represented by lawmakers who live in the state’s northern suburbs outside Washi...
House Democratic leader says result should serve as a warning to Ron DeSantis after latest blow to Donald Trump’s redistricting battle Polls showed a close race in the weeks leading up to Tuesday’s vote, with signs that right-leaning voters in Virginia’s rural areas were incensed by new maps that would see many of them represented by lawmakers who live in the state’s northern suburbs outside Washington DC. The surveys also showed that voters were divided on Spanberger’s performance as governor, with Republicans accusing her of lying about her moderate credentials on the campaign trail then quickly pivoting left as governor, including by supporting the referendum. If Florida Republicans proceed with this illegal scheme, they will only create more prime-pick up opportunities for Democrats . We are prepared to take them all on, and we are prepared to win. Continue reading...
Millions of fans gearing up for the 2026 World Cup have already been hit with sticker shock over ticket prices. Now many are realizing that getting to the stadiums will cost them even more. Michelle Kaske explains (Source: Bloomberg)
Millions of fans gearing up for the 2026 World Cup have already been hit with sticker shock over ticket prices. Now many are realizing that getting to the stadiums will cost them even more. Michelle Kaske explains (Source: Bloomberg)
Ferrexpo Plc slumped 13% after the Ukrainian iron ore producer warned that without fresh funding it could run out of cash by the end of August. The London-listed company said on Wednesday that it’s considering an equity raise of at least $100 million as it races to shore up liquidity after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine curbed its operating capacity. That would support its operations over the next 1...
Ferrexpo Plc slumped 13% after the Ukrainian iron ore producer warned that without fresh funding it could run out of cash by the end of August. The London-listed company said on Wednesday that it’s considering an equity raise of at least $100 million as it races to shore up liquidity after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine curbed its operating capacity. That would support its operations over the next 18 months. “The board believes that an equity capital raise is currently the only viable solution in the timeframe required,” Ferrexpo said Wednesday in a statement. Ferrexpo faces mounting operational and financial pressures stemming from the war, including energy shortages, logistics disruptions and legal proceedings. The company said failure to complete the fundraising on schedule — potentially by April 30 — is likely to lead to the suspension of its shares and increases the risk of insolvency. Ferrexpo’s output is running at about a quarter of pre-war capacity, while cash reserves have fallen sharply from over $100 million at the end of 2024. The group said it has about $17 million of accessible cash as of April 17 and expects to receive $7.7 million from the sale of its transhipping vessel Iron Destiny. Even with those proceeds, Ferrexpo reiterated that its cash runway extends only until late summer, leaving it exposed to volatility in iron ore prices, energy costs and operational disruptions. Ferrexpo said the fundraising would likely be structured as a placing of new shares, subject to board and shareholder approval, with backing from its largest investor Fevamotinico still under discussion. The shareholder, which holds about 49% of the Ferrexpo, is weighing the potential dilution from the deal and whether to participate. The company also flagged risks tied to its historical association with founder Kostyantin Zhevago , whose legal issues and sanctions in Ukraine have contributed to the suspension of VAT refunds and constrained access to financing. Read more: Ferrexpo...
Historically, Apple stock tends to get its groove back in May. But before that seasonal tailwind kicks in, investors first have to get through a messy near-term setup: a dicey chart, a CEO transition, and earnings next week.
Historically, Apple stock tends to get its groove back in May. But before that seasonal tailwind kicks in, investors first have to get through a messy near-term setup: a dicey chart, a CEO transition, and earnings next week.
Polymarket, the long-time leader in prediction market trading volume, has fallen behind its chief rival as it faces a growing list of operational stumbles in its attempt to reach a crucial audience: US customers. A string of delays, in addition to the startup’s disruptive approach to an already disruptive industry, has drawn blowback from customers and lawmakers, and at times even tested the patie...
Polymarket, the long-time leader in prediction market trading volume, has fallen behind its chief rival as it faces a growing list of operational stumbles in its attempt to reach a crucial audience: US customers. A string of delays, in addition to the startup’s disruptive approach to an already disruptive industry, has drawn blowback from customers and lawmakers, and at times even tested the patience of its biggest investor, Intercontinental Exchange Inc. , according to people familiar with the situation. The setbacks are shaping a battle for the soul of a booming industry that is trying to change the nature of both gambling and finance by offering a new way to bet on just about anything. For most of the last few years, Polymarket had more trading volume than any other prediction market exchange, and it continues to grow and attract as much attention as any player in an industry it dominates along with Kalshi Inc. Recently, though, its global trading volumes have been eclipsed by those of its main rival, according to user-compiled data on Dune Analytics. Kalshi also moved ahead of Polymarket when it announced new fundraising last month that pushed its valuation to $22 billion. Polymarket was recently valued at $15 billion when it received a $600 million investment from ICE, Bloomberg reported this week. Gaffes, delays in product rollouts and Coplan’s unconventional management style are contributing to the strains on various fronts, said the people, who asked not to be named describing private business relationships. An anything-goes spirit pervades the prediction market space and no purveyor — including Kalshi — has been immune to growing pains, as state officials fight to shut down the exchanges in court and critics accuse them of escalating a gambling epidemic. But while Kalshi has recently gone to pains to paint itself as a friend to regulators and big institutions, Polymarket has stood out for its willingness to buck regulatory and financial conventions. It has ...
Cook charted his own path as chief executive after the death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in 2011. Over nearly 15 years, he expanded Apple's business and navigated the company through major challenges.
Cook charted his own path as chief executive after the death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in 2011. Over nearly 15 years, he expanded Apple's business and navigated the company through major challenges.
In this episode of Trader Talk, host Kenny Polcari is joined by Amy Wu Silverman, RBC Capital Markets Head of Derivatives Strategy, Kevin Kelly, Kelly Intelligence Founder, CEO, and CCO, and former Ellevest Head of People Ops, Amanda Polcari, to analyze the current disconnect between geopolitical tensions and market volatility. The VIX remains surprisingly subdued as investors look past short-term...
In this episode of Trader Talk, host Kenny Polcari is joined by Amy Wu Silverman, RBC Capital Markets Head of Derivatives Strategy, Kevin Kelly, Kelly Intelligence Founder, CEO, and CCO, and former Ellevest Head of People Ops, Amanda Polcari, to analyze the current disconnect between geopolitical tensions and market volatility. The VIX remains surprisingly subdued as investors look past short-term chaos toward earnings and Fed policy, but can it last?
OpenAI has hired its first managing director to oversee operations in Europe, helping guide its expansion in a key market where there are mounting political concerns about being overly reliant on US artificial intelligence services. Emmanuel Marill will be OpenAI’s top executive for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the company said on Wednesday. The French executive joins from Airbnb Inc. , whe...
OpenAI has hired its first managing director to oversee operations in Europe, helping guide its expansion in a key market where there are mounting political concerns about being overly reliant on US artificial intelligence services. Emmanuel Marill will be OpenAI’s top executive for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the company said on Wednesday. The French executive joins from Airbnb Inc. , where he served in a similar regional role, and will be based in OpenAI’s Paris office. “As demand for ChatGPT and Codex continues to grow rapidly all over the world, we are investing significantly in our international leadership and operations,” Jason Kwon , OpenAI’s Chief Strategy Officer, said in a statement, referring to the company’s flagship chatbot and programming tool. Marill will report to Kwon. OpenAI is pushing to convince more businesses in the US and abroad to pay for its AI software, offsetting the immense cost of building new models. In Europe, the company and its US peers are facing resistance from officials and some corporate leaders who argue that adopting American technology undercuts the continent’s sovereignty. French startup Mistral AI , which makes some models that compete with OpenAI, pitches itself as a European alternative to US firms. At the same time, there is some uncertainty about OpenAI’s plans to expand its data center footprint in the region. Earlier this month, OpenAI paused its Stargate infrastructure project in the UK, citing regulation and energy costs. Microsoft Corp. , a major OpenAI backer, also agreed to rent data center capacity in Norway that was initially set for a Stargate site. OpenAI said it continues to explore a computing agreement there, however. Marill, who previously worked in France for Facebook and Groupon Inc. , will also manage OpenAI’s trajectory in the Middle East, where the company has bet heavily on the United Arab Emirates. G42 , the company’s partner in the country on plans for a massive data center , recently said ...
Germany’s economy , Europe’s largest, probably expanded slightly in the first quarter though was weighed down by the Iran war and longstanding structural issues, according to the Bundesbank. Output probably advanced “modestly” thanks to rising industrial revenue and goods exports, the central bank said Wednesday in its monthly report. Services should have also contributed positively to growth, whi...
Germany’s economy , Europe’s largest, probably expanded slightly in the first quarter though was weighed down by the Iran war and longstanding structural issues, according to the Bundesbank. Output probably advanced “modestly” thanks to rising industrial revenue and goods exports, the central bank said Wednesday in its monthly report. Services should have also contributed positively to growth, while private consumption is likely to have weakened. A first estimate for gross domestic product in the three months through March is due on April 30. Economists in a Bloomberg survey anticipate a 0.2% gain. The Iran war and blockade of the Strait of Hormuz are aggravating Germany’s economic challenges as it grapples with US tariffs, Chinese competition and a transition away from fossil fuels. Business sentiment has soured and inflation expectations have increased — an ominous combination that’s put the government on edge. The government in Berlin recently unveiled €1.6 billion ($1.9 billion) in fuel-price relief, and Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Sunday that his coalition has further measures prepared should the situation escalate. “The negative effects of the war in the Middle East are likely to be felt largely only later on,” the Bundesbank said. “Looking ahead to the second quarter, the current outlook suggests another modest expansion, at best.” While expansionary fiscal policy is set to provide “increasingly positive impulses,” the war will weigh “more broadly and noticeably” on the economy, it warned. Inflation is likely to remain “significantly elevated” in the months ahead. German Investor Outlook Drops to Worst Since 2022 on Iran War Iran War Threatens to Halt Industrial Production Lines in Europe Germany Agrees on €1.6 Billion Fuel-Cost Relief Package (2)
When Warren Buffett offers investing advice, it pays to listen. The stock market has been especially confusing lately, with the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) reaching record highs, new lows, and then more record highs all within a matter of weeks. While even Buffett can't predict what the market will do throughout the rest of 2026, he can offer some timeless advice to guide investors through the ups a...
When Warren Buffett offers investing advice, it pays to listen. The stock market has been especially confusing lately, with the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) reaching record highs, new lows, and then more record highs all within a matter of weeks. While even Buffett can't predict what the market will do throughout the rest of 2026, he can offer some timeless advice to guide investors through the ups and downs. Image source: The Motley Fool. Continue reading
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