Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL) is one of the best blue-chip AI stocks to buy now. On March 30, Bernstein SocGen Group reiterated an Outperform rating on Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL) with a $319 price target. The bullish stance is in response to the company delivering solid quarterly results and guidance that helped alleviate investor concerns. While there […]
Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL) is one of the best blue-chip AI stocks to buy now. On March 30, Bernstein SocGen Group reiterated an Outperform rating on Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL) with a $319 price target. The bullish stance is in response to the company delivering solid quarterly results and guidance that helped alleviate investor concerns. While there […]
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (NYSE:TSM) is one of the best blue-chip AI stocks to buy now. On March 30, Citigroup reiterated a Buy rating on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (NYSE:TSM) and raised the price target to NT$2,800 from NT$2,600. According to Citigroup, the company is well-positioned to benefit from the accelerating artificial intelligence […]
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (NYSE:TSM) is one of the best blue-chip AI stocks to buy now. On March 30, Citigroup reiterated a Buy rating on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (NYSE:TSM) and raised the price target to NT$2,800 from NT$2,600. According to Citigroup, the company is well-positioned to benefit from the accelerating artificial intelligence […]
(RTTNews) - XCharge North America, a subsidiary of XCHG Limited (XCH), Friday announced a strategic partnership with JOJO Superfast EV Charging to deploy a high-power electric vehicle charging network across Illinois.
(RTTNews) - XCharge North America, a subsidiary of XCHG Limited (XCH), Friday announced a strategic partnership with JOJO Superfast EV Charging to deploy a high-power electric vehicle charging network across Illinois.
Apple showed WSJ’s Ben Cohen hidden prototypes and rare archival materials that even Tim Cook hadn’t known about. They tell the story of America’s most iconic company.
Apple showed WSJ’s Ben Cohen hidden prototypes and rare archival materials that even Tim Cook hadn’t known about. They tell the story of America’s most iconic company.
Dundee Rep Cumming and Forbes Masson revive their cult 1994 TV sitcom with brilliant songs and a Beano-esque plot as budget Air Scotia is threatened with takeover If someone tells you this musical spin-off from the cult 1994 TV sitcom is like a pantomime, they won’t just mean the jokes. Having been written by Johnny McKnight and the series creators, Alan Cumming and Forbes Masson , it is, of cours...
Dundee Rep Cumming and Forbes Masson revive their cult 1994 TV sitcom with brilliant songs and a Beano-esque plot as budget Air Scotia is threatened with takeover If someone tells you this musical spin-off from the cult 1994 TV sitcom is like a pantomime, they won’t just mean the jokes. Having been written by Johnny McKnight and the series creators, Alan Cumming and Forbes Masson , it is, of course, top-loaded with gags. They tumble out in a cross-cultural collage, referencing everyone from Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to Sheena Easton (yes, some more topical than others), in a deliriously silly festival of wisecracks. The one about asthma alone is worth the ticket price. But the panto roots go deeper than that. It is in the direct address, the community singalong, the underwater neon-tube dance and the two-dimensional approximation of a Brigadoon hotel, complete with tartan wallpaper, exuberantly designed by Colin Richmond. There is a man-size dog and two costume changes at the curtain call. Oh, yes there is. Continue reading...
Among crypto companies with a market cap of up to $2B, DeFi Development ( DFDV ) continued to see the highest interest from short sellers, with an SI of 21.20%. Strive Asset Management was second on the list with an SI of 20.97%. Bitgo ( BTGO ) saw the lowest interest from short sellers in this segment with an SI of 1.99%. Nano Labs ( NA ) and Nakamoto ( NAKA ) followed with SI of 2.25% and 2.58%,...
Among crypto companies with a market cap of up to $2B, DeFi Development ( DFDV ) continued to see the highest interest from short sellers, with an SI of 21.20%. Strive Asset Management was second on the list with an SI of 20.97%. Bitgo ( BTGO ) saw the lowest interest from short sellers in this segment with an SI of 1.99%. Nano Labs ( NA ) and Nakamoto ( NAKA ) followed with SI of 2.25% and 2.58%, respectively. Here are the five most shorted crypto stocks with market capitalizations of up to $2 billion (as a % of shares outstanding) DeFi Development ( DFDV ); Short Interest: 21.20% Strive Asset Management ( ASST ); Short Interest: 20.97% KULR Technology Group ( KULR ); Short Interest: 18.84% Bit Digital ( BTBT ); Short Interest: 18.07% Soluna Holdings ( SLNH ); Short Interest: 15.21% Here are the five least shorted crypto stocks with market capitalizations of up to $2 billion (as a % of shares outstanding) Bitgo Holdings ( BTGO ); Short Interest: 1.99% Nano Labs ( NA ); Short Interest: 2.25% Nakamoto ( NAKA ); Short Interest: 2.58% Exodus Movement ( EXOD ); Short Interest: 3.27% American Bitcoin ( ABTC ); Short Interest: 4.60% More on Crypto Most and least shorted financial stocks with up to $2B market cap at the end of March KULR outlines plan to reach ~10,000 drone battery packs per month in H2 2026 as it targets gross margin improvement
Key PointsTractor Supply saw fourth-quarter operating income decline 6.5%, but management's full-year guidance points to a clear stabilization in the business.
Key PointsTractor Supply saw fourth-quarter operating income decline 6.5%, but management's full-year guidance points to a clear stabilization in the business.
FG Trade/E+ via Getty Images Global recession risks are rising. The conflict involving Iran – and the associated disruption of energy and other cargo shipments through the Strait of Hormuz – has now entered its fifth week. Global markets have remained relatively calm, despite shipping disruptions that threaten roughly 20% of the world’s energy supply. That share reflects the volume of oil and ener...
FG Trade/E+ via Getty Images Global recession risks are rising. The conflict involving Iran – and the associated disruption of energy and other cargo shipments through the Strait of Hormuz – has now entered its fifth week. Global markets have remained relatively calm, despite shipping disruptions that threaten roughly 20% of the world’s energy supply. That share reflects the volume of oil and energy products that typically move from Middle East producers through the strait to global importing markets. While the markets continue to price a near-term resolution, and elevated global inventories will for a time insulate economies, the economic costs will build as these disruptions persist. Eventually, and perhaps sooner rather than later, the risk is that markets, which have initially focused on the temporary inflationary effects of this crisis – and priced monetary policy tightening across DM rates markets – will have to eventually contend with greater global recession risks and demand destruction that could weigh on equity and credit markets and increase the premium investors place on bonds as a perceived safe store of value. Unprecedented disruption A period of disruption on the order of 20% of global oil supplies would be unprecedented in modern history.To put the disruptions in context, the decline in global consumption of oil and energy products during the peak COVID‑related shutdowns was also roughly 20%, according to data from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). During the same period in the first half of 2020, global GDP contracted over 10% on an annualized basis. Both global GDP and oil consumption recovered quickly as economic activity restarted. Other large historical global oil production disruptions include the Arab oil embargo and Iranian revolution in early and late 1970s. At their peak, those disruptions accounted for roughly 5% to 7% of global oil production decline, according to data from the International Energy Associa...
Races have left the BBC as Oxford’s women, led by Olympic medallist Heidi Long, seek to end long wait for victory Channel 4 has screened plenty of elite sport since launching in 1982. Test cricket, the Tour de France, the Paralympics and even, for those with long memories, Masters golf in the mid-80s. Traditionally regarded as the most progressive and forward-thinking terrestrial TV channel, on Sa...
Races have left the BBC as Oxford’s women, led by Olympic medallist Heidi Long, seek to end long wait for victory Channel 4 has screened plenty of elite sport since launching in 1982. Test cricket, the Tour de France, the Paralympics and even, for those with long memories, Masters golf in the mid-80s. Traditionally regarded as the most progressive and forward-thinking terrestrial TV channel, on Saturday a new string will be added to its sporting bow: the Boat Races, part of the English calendar since 1829. Continue reading...