Fastly (NASDAQ:FSLY), an edge cloud platform for secure, scalable digital content delivery, closed Friday at $18.26, up 13.84%. The stock is advancing as investors react to record Q4 results, a surprise AI cloud partnership, while watching how agentic AI demand sustains revenue a
Fastly (NASDAQ:FSLY), an edge cloud platform for secure, scalable digital content delivery, closed Friday at $18.26, up 13.84%. The stock is advancing as investors react to record Q4 results, a surprise AI cloud partnership, while watching how agentic AI demand sustains revenue a
DraftKings (NASDAQ:DKNG), an online sports betting, daily fantasy sports, and iGaming services provider, closed at $21.76, down 13.51%. The stock moved lower after Q4 earnings and 2026 guidance, as investors are watching how conservative revenue and EBITDA targets reshape growth
DraftKings (NASDAQ:DKNG), an online sports betting, daily fantasy sports, and iGaming services provider, closed at $21.76, down 13.51%. The stock moved lower after Q4 earnings and 2026 guidance, as investors are watching how conservative revenue and EBITDA targets reshape growth
NYPD Told To Stop Ejecting Homeless From NYC Subways Due To Freezing Temperatures NYPD officers were ordered to stand down on enforcement in the subway system during last weekend’s deep freeze, halting removals and holding off on cracking down as windchills dropped below zero, according to ABC . "We put a complete stop to all ejections, even people who could potentially be causing problems in the ...
NYPD Told To Stop Ejecting Homeless From NYC Subways Due To Freezing Temperatures NYPD officers were ordered to stand down on enforcement in the subway system during last weekend’s deep freeze, halting removals and holding off on cracking down as windchills dropped below zero, according to ABC . "We put a complete stop to all ejections, even people who could potentially be causing problems in the subway system," said Alex Crohn, NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Strategic Initiatives. That decision emerged during a City Council oversight hearing examining how the Mamdani administration managed more than two weeks of snow and dangerous cold. Eighteen people died outside during that stretch, at least 15 of them believed to be from hypothermia. Council members pressed officials on why more people weren’t compelled to seek shelter. "How can a person refusing to come indoors in freezing weather where they are obviously at great risk of potentially dying, not be assessed to be a danger to themselves?" asked City Council Speaker Julie Menin. Department of Social Services Commissioner Molly Wasow Park said the legal threshold is specific and was followed, adding that 52 people were taken indoors against their will. "Are they exhibiting signs of mental illness and are they a danger to themselves or others? Right. So, if an individual is completely lucid, they are dry, they are wearing enough layers of clothing and they do not want to come inside. They have the right not to come inside," Park said. She also told lawmakers the cold intensified quickly over a weekend, leaving many caught off guard. "We had this very dangerous situation happening very quickly on a weekend and I think it caught people by surprise," Park said. Advocates acknowledged some of the city’s efforts but highlighted breakdowns, including a case described by Coalition for the Homeless leader David Giffen. "We saw one individual who was discharged from a city hospital out to the streets. And that person a few hou...
monsitj/iStock via Getty Images China's recent gold trading frenzy appears more like a speculative bubble than a typical flight to safe-haven assets, raising the risk of more market turbulence, Capital Economics analysts said Friday. "The growing use of leverage and futures trading to gain exposure to gold in China suggests that the recent increase in Chinese gold demand is more consistent with a ...
monsitj/iStock via Getty Images China's recent gold trading frenzy appears more like a speculative bubble than a typical flight to safe-haven assets, raising the risk of more market turbulence, Capital Economics analysts said Friday. "The growing use of leverage and futures trading to gain exposure to gold in China suggests that the recent increase in Chinese gold demand is more consistent with a speculative bubble inflating," analyst Hamad Hussain said in a note. Private Chinese investor demand is a major driver of gold prices, fueling greater use of gold-linked financial products, and the increase in gold warrants on the Shanghai Futures Exchange also indicates that futures trading has become a bigger part of China's gold market, Hussain explained. The continuing property downturn should support safe-haven demand for gold in China in the medium term, Hussain added, but he also noted that Chinese investors are increasingly using leverage to gain exposure to gold, which could boost market volatility and the likelihood of sharp price swings like those seen earlier this year. Gold and silver prices jumped on Friday, as weaker-than-expected U.S. inflation results reignited hopes for Federal Reserve rate cuts this year, offsetting concerns from stronger-than-expected jobs data earlier in the week. " The broader backdrop remains one of elevated volatility following this week's sharp liquidation across precious metals, but today's move suggests the correction may have overshot, with bargain hunting and position adjustments now providing support," ING commodity strategist Ewa Manthey said in a note. On Friday, f ront-month Comex gold ( XAUUSD:CUR ) for February delivery closed +2% to $5,022.00/oz, and front-month Comex February silver ( XAGUSD:CUR ) ended +3% to $77.851/oz. Gold and silver both rose 1.4% this week; gold has gained in eight out of the past 10 weeks, and silver has finished higher in 11 out of the past 15 weeks. ETFs: ( GLD ), ( GDX ), ( GDXJ ), ( IAU ), ( N...
Rasi Bhadramani Bridgewater Associates, the hedge fund manager founded by billionaire investor Ray Dalio, took new positions in Caterpillar ( CAT ), with about 62.2K shares, Dell Technologies ( DELL ), with 156.3K shares, and Spotify Technology ( SPOT ), with 23.5K shares, during Q4 2025, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing released on Friday. Conversely, the firm closed ...
Rasi Bhadramani Bridgewater Associates, the hedge fund manager founded by billionaire investor Ray Dalio, took new positions in Caterpillar ( CAT ), with about 62.2K shares, Dell Technologies ( DELL ), with 156.3K shares, and Spotify Technology ( SPOT ), with 23.5K shares, during Q4 2025, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing released on Friday. Conversely, the firm closed out its holdings in AT&T ( T ), Annaly Capital Management ( NLY ), Affirm Holdings ( AFRM ) and Aehr test Systems (AEHR. Increased stakes include Nvidia ( NVDA ), to 3.87M shares in Q4 from 2.51M shares in the prior quarter, Amazon ( AMZN ), to 1.95M from 1.12M, and Mastercard ( MA ), to 409.2K from 366.3K, the 13F filing showed. Trimmed stakes: Salesforce ( CRM ), to 1.93M shares in Q4 from 2.01M in Q3, Microsoft ( MSFT ), to 984K from 1.10M, and Wells Fargo ( WFC ), to 1.14M from 2.54M. More on Caterpillar, Dell, etc. Inside HDO's Strategy For A Changing Market Dell: Strong Server Segment Outshines Weak PC Segment Annaly Capital: Strong Rate Setup For 2026 Amazon shocked Wall Street with its 2026 spending plan. Which companies could benefit? AT&T taps Amazon for satellite internet, telecom to provide fiber to AWS data centers