ASML Holding (NasdaqGS:ASML) is taking a lead role in funding a major European AI infrastructure project backed by Mistral, a French AI start up. The funding round is aimed at building Nvidia powered data centers across Europe to support large scale AI workloads. The move reflects ASML's interest in supporting AI infrastructure development beyond its core semiconductor equipment business. ASML is ...
ASML Holding (NasdaqGS:ASML) is taking a lead role in funding a major European AI infrastructure project backed by Mistral, a French AI start up. The funding round is aimed at building Nvidia powered data centers across Europe to support large scale AI workloads. The move reflects ASML's interest in supporting AI infrastructure development beyond its core semiconductor equipment business. ASML is best known for supplying advanced lithography systems used in semiconductor manufacturing, a...
With Tencent Holdings trading at HK$484.00, many investors are asking whether the current share price fairly reflects the value of its core businesses or if the market is mispricing the stock. Over the short term, the stock has seen a 5.8% decline over 7 days and a 6.6% decline over 30 days, while the year to date return is a 22.3% decline compared to a 3.1% decline over the last year and a 28.8% ...
With Tencent Holdings trading at HK$484.00, many investors are asking whether the current share price fairly reflects the value of its core businesses or if the market is mispricing the stock. Over the short term, the stock has seen a 5.8% decline over 7 days and a 6.6% decline over 30 days, while the year to date return is a 22.3% decline compared to a 3.1% decline over the last year and a 28.8% gain over 3 years. Recent coverage around Tencent has focused on its role as a major technology...
Exceeds All Financial Guidance Metrics ACV as of January 31, 2026, $602.4M, up 17% Year-Over-Year Fiscal 2026 ACV Net Retention Rate of 112% Announces $100M Accelerated Share Repurchase Program
Exceeds All Financial Guidance Metrics ACV as of January 31, 2026, $602.4M, up 17% Year-Over-Year Fiscal 2026 ACV Net Retention Rate of 112% Announces $100M Accelerated Share Repurchase Program
MONTREAL, March 31, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Senvest Capital Inc. today reported net income attributable to common shareholders of $149.3 million or $61.40 per share for the year ended December 31, 2025. This compares to a net income attributable to common shareholders of $258.1 million or 105.06 per share for the same period in 2024
MONTREAL, March 31, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Senvest Capital Inc. today reported net income attributable to common shareholders of $149.3 million or $61.40 per share for the year ended December 31, 2025. This compares to a net income attributable to common shareholders of $258.1 million or 105.06 per share for the same period in 2024
MONTRĖAL, 31 mars 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Senvest Capital Inc. a annoncé aujourd’hui un résultat net attribuable aux actionnaires ordinaires de 149,3M$ ou 61,40 $ par action pour l’année terminée le 31 décembre 2025. Pour la période correspondante de 2024, elle avait inscrit un résultat net attribuable aux actionnaires ordinaires de 258,1 M$ ou 105,06 $ par action.
MONTRĖAL, 31 mars 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Senvest Capital Inc. a annoncé aujourd’hui un résultat net attribuable aux actionnaires ordinaires de 149,3M$ ou 61,40 $ par action pour l’année terminée le 31 décembre 2025. Pour la période correspondante de 2024, elle avait inscrit un résultat net attribuable aux actionnaires ordinaires de 258,1 M$ ou 105,06 $ par action.
Maxiphoto/iStock via Getty Images Apartment rents are quietly returning to their pre‑Covid trend of about 3% annual growth, unwinding the massive demand surge from 2021 stimulus, wealth effects, remote work shifts, and roommate flight that took years of new supply to balance out. This normalization pressures multi‑family REITs, which face softer occupancy and pricing power amid elevated developmen...
Maxiphoto/iStock via Getty Images Apartment rents are quietly returning to their pre‑Covid trend of about 3% annual growth, unwinding the massive demand surge from 2021 stimulus, wealth effects, remote work shifts, and roommate flight that took years of new supply to balance out. This normalization pressures multi‑family REITs, which face softer occupancy and pricing power amid elevated development pipelines and steady mortgage rates. Below is a list of Multi-Family Residential REITs ranked according to their Seeking Alpha Quant Ratings. These stocks represent the apartment and multi-family housing sector within the United States market. Veris Residential ( VRE ) tops the list with a Quant Rating of 3.30, making it the highest-ranked stock in this group. Equity Residential ( EQR ) and Camden Property Trust ( CPT ) follow with ratings of 2.72 and 2.52, respectively. The middle and lower portions of the list include Independence Realty Trust ( IRT ) and AvalonBay Communities ( AVB ), both carrying Sell ratings. The rankings continue down to NexPoint Residential Trust ( NXRT ), which holds the lowest position on the list with a Strong Sell rating of 1.17. Seeking Alpha’s Quant system ranks stocks based on their performance on critical quantitative measures, such as valuation, growth, stock momentum, and profitability. Each stock is rated on a scale of 1 to 5, with any rating above 3.5 indicating a bullish rating. A score of 2.5 or below represents a bearish profile. Here is the list: Veris Residential, Inc. ( VRE ), Quant Rating: 3.30 Equity Residential ( EQR ), Quant Rating: 2.72 Camden Property Trust ( CPT ), Quant Rating: 2.52 Independence Realty Trust, Inc. ( IRT ), Quant Rating: 2.30 AvalonBay Communities, Inc. ( AVB ), Quant Rating: 2.25 Essex Property Trust, Inc. ( ESS ), Quant Rating: 2.20 Mid-America Apartment Communities, Inc. ( MAA ), Quant Rating: 2.00 Centerspace ( CSR ), Quant Rating: 1.95 UDR, Inc. ( UDR ), Quant Rating: 1.90 NexPoint Residential Trust, ...
jcheris Boeing ( BA ) is set to showcase its commercial aircraft and services at the FIDAE in Chile next month, as the company points to rising demand for air travel and cargo capacity across Latin America. The U.S. aerospace manufacturer said the event, scheduled for April 7–12, will serve as a platform to engage with regional airline customers and reinforce its long-standing presence in the mark...
jcheris Boeing ( BA ) is set to showcase its commercial aircraft and services at the FIDAE in Chile next month, as the company points to rising demand for air travel and cargo capacity across Latin America. The U.S. aerospace manufacturer said the event, scheduled for April 7–12, will serve as a platform to engage with regional airline customers and reinforce its long-standing presence in the market. A senior Boeing ( BA ) executive said in an announcement that the company expects air traffic growth in Latin America to be supported by economic expansion and a growing middle class, trends that are likely to drive both passenger travel and freight volumes over time. The executive added that airlines in the region are increasingly focused on updating their fleets, expanding service capabilities and exploring more sustainable operations. Boeing ( BA ) estimates that passenger traffic in Latin America will grow at an average annual rate of about 4.3%, requiring roughly 2,365 new aircraft deliveries through 2044. The company also projects significant workforce demand, with about 134,000 new aviation personnel including pilots, cabin crew and maintenance technicians needed over the next two decades. The manufacturer currently has more than 730 commercial aircraft in service across Latin America and the Caribbean. Its fleet operating in the region includes models such as the 737 Max, 787 Dreamliner and 777, along with freighter variants like the 767 and converted 737 aircraft. Beyond commercial aviation, Boeing ( BA ) pointed to its longstanding defense presence in Latin America, which dates back to the early 20th century. Over the decades, the company has supplied military aircraft, defense systems and satellite technology to several countries in the region. The company also highlighted its involvement in education initiatives, including partnerships with organizations such as the Pan American Development Foundation , aimed at supporting science and technology training for...
Shares of Duke Energy ( NYSE: DUK ) closed 0.63% lower at $130.88 on Tuesday, snapping a six-session winning streak. The stock had gained more than 3.86% over the prior six sessions, outperforming the S&P 500 Index, which declined 2.50% over the same period. On a year-to-date basis in 2025, Duke Energy shares are up more than 11.11%, compared with a 7.33% drop in the S&P 500. Separately, Seeking A...
Shares of Duke Energy ( NYSE: DUK ) closed 0.63% lower at $130.88 on Tuesday, snapping a six-session winning streak. The stock had gained more than 3.86% over the prior six sessions, outperforming the S&P 500 Index, which declined 2.50% over the same period. On a year-to-date basis in 2025, Duke Energy shares are up more than 11.11%, compared with a 7.33% drop in the S&P 500. Separately, Seeking Alpha analyst Arbitrage Trader highlighted a potential pair trade opportunity between DUKB and DUK.PR.A, noting the debentures appear undervalued relative to the preferred shares, while maintaining a Hold rating. Pacifica Yield also maintained a Hold rating on the stock, noting Duke Energy’s dividend yield of 3.29%—currently at its highest level in more than five years—while pointing to growing power demand from AI, hyperscalers, and data centers as a supportive long-term driver. However, the Wall Street community and Seeking Alpha analysts appear more bullish, with a Buy rating on the stock. First Principles Partners also rates Duke Energy a long-term Buy, citing its positioning as a key utility for AI-driven electricity demand in high-growth Sunbelt regions. The firm highlighted that Duke Energy has secured about 4.5 GW of hyperscaler contracts with an additional 9 GW pipeline, supported by its integrated grid and regulatory capabilities. It added that the company’s financing structure shifts AI-related grid upgrade costs to hyperscalers, underpinning a $103 billion capital expenditure plan and supporting a solid free cash flow-to-debt profile, with projected annual EPS growth of 5% to 7%. Meanwhile, Seeking Alpha’s Quant Ratings assigns DUK a Hold rating with a score of 3.27 out of 5, reflecting an A+ for profitability, a D- for growth, and a C for valuation. More on Duke Energy Duke Energy's Products Give Us A Credit Risk-Free Opportunity Once Again Duke Energy: Surging Treasury Yields Could Spark Volatility For This Utility Duke Energy: Prime Sunbelt Assets Set It Up Fo...
Less than a year after launching, with checks from some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley, crowdsourced AI model feedback startup Yupp.ai is closing its business, the company said Tuesday.
Less than a year after launching, with checks from some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley, crowdsourced AI model feedback startup Yupp.ai is closing its business, the company said Tuesday.
Less than a year after launching, with checks from some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley, crowdsourced AI model feedback startup Yupp.ai is closing its business, the company said Tuesday.
Less than a year after launching, with checks from some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley, crowdsourced AI model feedback startup Yupp.ai is closing its business, the company said Tuesday.
Less than a year after launching, with checks from some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley, crowdsourced AI model feedback startup Yupp.ai is closing its business, the company said Tuesday.
Less than a year after launching, with checks from some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley, crowdsourced AI model feedback startup Yupp.ai is closing its business, the company said Tuesday.
Celebrities—they're just like us! We recently covered a strange story out of Michigan last week, where a woman connected to a Zoom court hearing while driving her car down the road —and then tried to gaslight the judge about this fact. At the end of that piece, I noted just how often I see similar kinds of distracted driving, where people are (illegally in my state) one-handing cell phones even wh...
Celebrities—they're just like us! We recently covered a strange story out of Michigan last week, where a woman connected to a Zoom court hearing while driving her car down the road —and then tried to gaslight the judge about this fact. At the end of that piece, I noted just how often I see similar kinds of distracted driving, where people are (illegally in my state) one-handing cell phones even while navigating tricky intersections. Famous people aren't immune from this kind of behavior, either. Police in Martin County, Florida, today released their affidavit used to arrest golfer Tiger Woods after a car crash last week near his home. Woods was driving down a residential street, apparently at high speed, and managed to clip the trailer of another vehicle. He then swerved hard enough to flip his vehicle onto its side as it went skidding down the road. Woods had to be helped out through the front passenger-seat window of his SUV. Read full article Comments
The following companies are expected to report earnings prior to market open on 04/01/2026. Visit our Earnings Calendar for a full list of expected earnings releases.ConAgra Brands, Inc. (CAG)is reporting for the quarter ending February 28, 2026. The food company's consensus ear
The following companies are expected to report earnings prior to market open on 04/01/2026. Visit our Earnings Calendar for a full list of expected earnings releases.ConAgra Brands, Inc. (CAG)is reporting for the quarter ending February 28, 2026. The food company's consensus ear
Dmitry Vinogradov/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Stocks plummeted in March as the war in Iran sent oil prices ( CO1:COM ) soaring, but geopolitical rays of hope emerged to close the quarter. The S&P 500 ETF (SP500, SPY) fell more than 5%, nearly its worst month since September 2022. Despite a powerful 'Turnaround Tuesday' to finish the first quarter, it was red across the board, away from Energ...
Dmitry Vinogradov/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Stocks plummeted in March as the war in Iran sent oil prices ( CO1:COM ) soaring, but geopolitical rays of hope emerged to close the quarter. The S&P 500 ETF (SP500, SPY) fell more than 5%, nearly its worst month since September 2022. Despite a powerful 'Turnaround Tuesday' to finish the first quarter, it was red across the board, away from Energy. The Nasdaq 100 ETF ( QQQ ) shed 5%, very close to the declines in mid-caps ( MDY ) and the Russell 2000 ETF ( IWM ). Foreign stocks were hit even harder. The Vanguard FTSE All-World ex-US ETF ( VEU ) slid 9%, with emerging markets feeling the brunt of higher Brent and WTI crude oil prices. In the bond market, the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury rate climbed 34 basis points to 4.30%. The positive stock-bond correlation was negative news for the iShares Core US Aggregate Bond ETF ( AGG ), which suffered a 2% March decline (dividends included). Global oil obviously took off, resulting in a 53% monthly increase in the United States Oil Fund ( USO )--its best month on record (even with a loss on the 31 st ). Oil’s gain contrasted with a massive 12% decline in gold ( GLD ). The yellow metal had a hot start to the year but is now down nearly 20% from its January all-time high. Finally, bitcoin ( IBIT ) perhaps surprisingly rallied 3% in March, all while the US Dollar ETF ( UUP ) added 3%. Oil's March Jolt Stunned Stocks StockCharts.com Digging into the sector view, Energy ( XLE ) was the big winner—no surprises there. Up more than 10% for March, oil & gas equities lagged physical oil in a major way. Still, XLE’s rise looked very strong compared to the 10 other S&P 500 sector ETFs. Worst among them was Industrials ( XLI ), which lost 9%. Steam was let out of the AI trade to an extent, while profit-taking in the Aerospace & Defense industry stymied XLI. Interestingly, defensive sectors failed to provide safety. Utilities ( XLU ) was "least bad," down 4%. But Real Estate (...
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent ’s benchmark financial asset — 10-year US Treasuries — are poised to mark their biggest monthly tumble since Donald Trump returned to the White House, casting a shadow over the economic outlook as the administration struggles to contain an energy crisis. While Bessent has assured that the global oil deficit caused by the Iran war is being addressed , and predicted ...
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent ’s benchmark financial asset — 10-year US Treasuries — are poised to mark their biggest monthly tumble since Donald Trump returned to the White House, casting a shadow over the economic outlook as the administration struggles to contain an energy crisis. While Bessent has assured that the global oil deficit caused by the Iran war is being addressed , and predicted crude prices will retreat within months, investors are flagging enduring concern. In spite of Tuesday’s rally in government debt, 10-year yields are up 35 basis points on the month , reflecting inflation risks from higher energy costs and diminished likelihood of Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts in the coming year. “The risks to the growth outlook are more severe,” said Brij Khurana , a portfolio manager at Wellington Management. “Three months ago, we were talking about AI continuing to be this massive disinflationary growth impact to the economy and now we’re talking about a supply-side shock that the Fed can really do very little about.” Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Monday reiterated his view that “our policy is in a good place for us to wait and see” how the energy shock unfolds. But traders haven’t waited to price out interest-rate cuts that the Trump administration has long called for . Futures show no rate reductions fully priced in for any central bank policy meeting through July next year. By contrast, at the end of last month, some 75 basis points of easing was anticipated. Even Fed Governor Stephen Miran , Trump’s former chief economist, has tempered his call for rate cuts — though he cited higher-than-expected inflation readings rather than the Iran war. That speaks to a broader backdrop of worry for the administration, amid tariff hikes that continue to push price increases well past the Fed’s 2% inflation target. The latest dynamic for economists and investors to incorporate is the shuttering of the Hormuz Strait, through which 20% of global oil pre...