Callan Family Office LLC boosted its position in shares of Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA - Free Report) by 9.1% in the third quarter, according to its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The firm owned 82,452 shares of the electric vehicle producer's stock after acquiring an additional 6,885 shares during the quarter. Tesla accounts for approximately 1.2% of Callan Fam...
Callan Family Office LLC boosted its position in shares of Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA - Free Report) by 9.1% in the third quarter, according to its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The firm owned 82,452 shares of the electric vehicle producer's stock after acquiring an additional 6,885 shares during the quarter. Tesla accounts for approximately 1.2% of Callan Family Office LLC's investment portfolio, making the stock its 11th biggest position. Callan Family Office LLC's holdings in Tesla were worth $36,668,000 at the end of the most recent quarter. Get Tesla alerts: Sign Up Other institutional investors have also modified their holdings of the company. Manning & Napier Advisors LLC purchased a new position in Tesla in the third quarter valued at approximately $29,000. Westend Capital Management LLC purchased a new position in shares of Tesla during the third quarter worth about $32,000. Chapman Financial Group LLC acquired a new position in shares of Tesla in the second quarter valued at approximately $26,000. LGT Financial Advisors LLC acquired a new stake in shares of Tesla in the 2nd quarter worth $29,000. Finally, CoreFirst Bank & Trust acquired a new stake in Tesla in the second quarter valued at about $30,000. Institutional investors and hedge funds own 66.20% of the company's stock. Tesla Price Performance TSLA stock opened at $421.81 on Tuesday. The company has a market capitalization of $1.40 trillion, a PE ratio of 390.56, a P/E/G ratio of 7.34 and a beta of 1.83. The company has a quick ratio of 1.77, a current ratio of 2.16 and a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.08. Tesla, Inc. has a 52-week low of $214.25 and a 52-week high of $498.83. The stock's 50 day moving average is $447.77 and its two-hundred day moving average is $409.50. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA - Get Free Report) last issued its quarterly earnings results on Wednesday, January 28th. The electric vehicle producer reported $0.50 earnings per share for the quarter, beating a...
SEOUL, Feb 3, 2026, 18:20 KST Apple warned analysts that its March-quarter results will be limited by supply issues, specifically with advanced processors from TSMC. The company is also facing shortages in storage and memory components. CEO Tim Cook pointed to constraints in “advanced node capacity,” while CFO Kevan Parekh said the guidance is based on their “best estimates of constrained supply.”...
SEOUL, Feb 3, 2026, 18:20 KST Apple warned analysts that its March-quarter results will be limited by supply issues, specifically with advanced processors from TSMC. The company is also facing shortages in storage and memory components. CEO Tim Cook pointed to constraints in “advanced node capacity,” while CFO Kevan Parekh said the guidance is based on their “best estimates of constrained supply.” (Tom’s Hardware) The warning comes as the memory market tightens again. On Monday, TrendForce raised its forecast for conventional DRAM contract prices, now expecting a 90% to 95% surge in the January–March quarter compared to the previous one. The firm pointed to “persistent AI and data center demands” that are tilting bargaining power toward suppliers. DRAM, or dynamic random access memory, serves as the working memory in phones and PCs. (Reuters) On Jan. 29, Apple predicted March-quarter revenue growth between 13% and 16%, but Cook told investors the company was “currently constrained” and couldn’t specify when supply and demand would even out. He also cautioned that the memory shortage would hit gross margin “a bit more” this quarter, following a holiday period when higher component costs were less obvious in the results. (Reuters) Cook noted that memory prices are “increasing significantly” but dodged questions about possible product price hikes amid the shortage. Samsung Electronics and SK hynix have warned phone and PC makers about supply disruptions, as production shifts toward high-bandwidth memory (HBM) for AI servers. SK hynix added that customers are “adjusting purchase volumes” and thinking about cutting memory specs on cheaper devices. Research firms IDC and Counterpoint Research have downgraded their forecasts, now predicting global smartphone sales will shrink by at least 2% this year, while the PC market is expected to drop at least 4.9%. (Reuters) Samsung, a major player in both memory chips and smartphones, has signaled that supply issues might drag on t...
Eli Unger/iStock Editorial via Getty Images By Belle Chang, Senior Manager, Global Investment Research, FTSE Russell and Zhaoyi Yang, CFA, FRM, Senior Manager, Global Investment Research, FTSE Russell The depth of monetary easing across ASEAN varied in 2025, reflecting diverging growth trajectories. Resilient growth has been a defining driver of ASEAN equity performance. In Part 1 of our ASEAN mac...
Eli Unger/iStock Editorial via Getty Images By Belle Chang, Senior Manager, Global Investment Research, FTSE Russell and Zhaoyi Yang, CFA, FRM, Senior Manager, Global Investment Research, FTSE Russell The depth of monetary easing across ASEAN varied in 2025, reflecting diverging growth trajectories. Resilient growth has been a defining driver of ASEAN equity performance. In Part 1 of our ASEAN macro and equity series, we review the region’s 2025 macro trends, examine how macro dynamics link to equity markets, and outline what investors can watch going into 2026 in five questions. Singapore and Malaysia navigated 2025’s trade uncertainty relatively well, allowing their central banks to ease only modestly. A sharp rebound in electronics exports, especially semiconductors and AI-related components, underpinned their resilient growth profiles. FX–equity correlations remain a common investor question. In Singapore and the Philippines, correlations are structurally low. For Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand, higher correlations largely reflect shared macro drivers rather than direct cause-and-effect relationships. Ultimately, ASEAN equities continue to be driven by fundamental growth. Singapore outperformed its regional peers and recorded the strongest upward EPS revisions over the past two years. Malaysia’s EPS growth forecast remained steady, while Indonesia and Thailand saw forecasts recover in 2H25. Section 1. ASEAN 2025: Growth, inflation, and monetary policy dynamics Question 1: How did Singapore and Malaysia navigate global tariff shocks in 2025, given their high reliance on external trade? Despite their strong exposure to global trade, Singapore and Malaysia demonstrated notable resilience in 2025 amid global tariff uncertainty. Exhibit 1 shows economic growth in both countries have held up well through 2025, and was only below the growth in Indonesia, where domestic demand plays a more important role in driving the growth. The stronger growth performance was larg...
(RTTNews) - Telefonica (TNE5.DE, TEF.MC, TEF.MI) said, Fermax, a Spanish manufacturer, has chosen Telefonica Tech as its technology partner to provide IoT connectivity to its video door entry systems in Spain, as well as in other European countries such as France and Portugal. Telefonica Tech has already provided connectivity to more than 27,000 Fermax video door entry panels to ensure communicati...
(RTTNews) - Telefonica (TNE5.DE, TEF.MC, TEF.MI) said, Fermax, a Spanish manufacturer, has chosen Telefonica Tech as its technology partner to provide IoT connectivity to its video door entry systems in Spain, as well as in other European countries such as France and Portugal. Telefonica Tech has already provided connectivity to more than 27,000 Fermax video door entry panels to ensure communications with mobile networks. Telefonica said its digital business unit is implementing its managed IoT connectivity solution from Kite platform to enable Fermax to have complete visibility and centralised control, in real time and remotely, over all its video door entry systems connected via SIM cards. Telefonica shares are currently trading at 3.43 euros, down 0.55%. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Halle Berry, the only black woman to have won the best actress Oscar, says her 2002 victory “didn’t necessarily change the course of my career”. Speaking to The Cut’s Monica Corcoran Harel to promote new drama Crime 101, Berry said that she anticipated the victory, for Lee Daniels’ Monster’s Ball, would mean “there was going to be a script truck showing up outside my front door”. Yet the number of...
Halle Berry, the only black woman to have won the best actress Oscar, says her 2002 victory “didn’t necessarily change the course of my career”. Speaking to The Cut’s Monica Corcoran Harel to promote new drama Crime 101, Berry said that she anticipated the victory, for Lee Daniels’ Monster’s Ball, would mean “there was going to be a script truck showing up outside my front door”. Yet the number of projects she was offered remained stable because of the industry’s continued uncertainty about how to tell the stories of people of colour, said Berry. “While I was wildly proud of it, I was still black that next morning. Directors were still saying, ‘If we put a black woman in this role, what does this mean for the whole story? Do I have to cast a black man? Then it’s a black movie. Black movies don’t sell overseas.’” A similar sentiment was voiced by Lupita Nyong’o last year, who won the supporting actress Oscar in 2014 for her performance in Steve McQueen’s 12 Years a Slave. Speaking to CNN, Nyong’o said the range of roles she was offered was dismayingly slim. “After I won that Academy Award, you’d think, ‘Oh, I’m gonna get lead roles here and there,’” she said. Instead, she said, the conversations usually began: “‘Oh, Lupita, we’d like you to play another movie where you’re a slave, but this time you’re on a slave ship.’ Those are the kind of offers I was getting in the months after winning my Academy Award.” More than 30 black actors – including Sinners’ Michael B Jordan – have so far been nominated for the leading actor Oscar, and five have won, while 16 black women actors have been up for the equivalent best actress award. Twenty-five male actors have competed for the supporting actor award – with seven wins – including Sinners’ Delroy Lindo. His co-star, Wunmi Mosaku, is one of 32 black female actors who have been nominated for supporting actress, with 10 wins. The favourite this year is One Battle After Another’s Teyana Taylor.
Key Points Google parent Alphabet continues to enjoy a massive AI tailwind. Apple's iPhone sales are at all-time highs with a promising new product likely on the way. UnitedHealth Group's recently sell-off appears to be overdone. 10 stocks we like better than UnitedHealth Group › Sure, Warren Buffett has passed the torch as Berkshire Hathaway's (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B) CEO to Greg Abel. However...
Key Points Google parent Alphabet continues to enjoy a massive AI tailwind. Apple's iPhone sales are at all-time highs with a promising new product likely on the way. UnitedHealth Group's recently sell-off appears to be overdone. 10 stocks we like better than UnitedHealth Group › Sure, Warren Buffett has passed the torch as Berkshire Hathaway's (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B) CEO to Greg Abel. However, I still view all of the stocks currently in Berkshire's portfolio as Buffett stocks. They were all either personally picked by the legendary investor or by someone else operating under his watchful eye. Quite a few of the stocks Berkshire Hathaway owns are good picks right now. Here are three Buffett stocks to buy hand over fist in February. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » 1. Alphabet I was glad to see Buffett address one of his investing regrets last year by piling into Google parent Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL). The decision to buy this giant tech stock has been a great one so far: Since the end of the third quarter of 2025 (when Berkshire initiated its position), Alphabet's shares have soared nearly 40%. Artificial intelligence (AI) should remain the primary growth driver for Alphabet's shares this year. Incorporating generative AI into Google Search is paying off. Google Cloud continues to grow by leaps and bounds. Google's Gemini 3.0 AI model has been a big hit. Google's Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) are also gaining traction in the AI chip market. If you believe there won't be a bursting of an AI bubble anytime soon (as I do), Alphabet stock still appears to be a smart pick. 2. Apple Buffett slashed Berkshire's stake in Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) over the last couple of years. I understand this move if it was to reduce exposure to a single stock and increase diversification. However, I also believe that February is a great t...
On the night of 16 July last year, Gaurav Joshi, one of the crew working on a cargo ship stranded at a port in southern Ukraine, was on patrol. The crew of the MT Nathan had found themselves abandoned in a war zone for the past three months after a dispute between the ship’s owners. It had been a rough few months for Joshi and the 14 other crew, who came from India, Egypt and Turkey. They often sp...
On the night of 16 July last year, Gaurav Joshi, one of the crew working on a cargo ship stranded at a port in southern Ukraine, was on patrol. The crew of the MT Nathan had found themselves abandoned in a war zone for the past three months after a dispute between the ship’s owners. It had been a rough few months for Joshi and the 14 other crew, who came from India, Egypt and Turkey. They often spent sleepless nights listening to the distant sounds of explosions caused by Russian bombing and the Ukrainian air defence. “Some nights we could even see the lights and fire in the sky,” says Joshi. View image in fullscreen Gaurav Joshi: ‘There was nowhere we could go’ On that summer night, however, the sounds of explosions grew closer, and the flames of drones exploding when they landed or were hit by the Ukrainian air defence systems were visible from the deck of the vessel, which had doubled as their home and shelter in the preceding months. “At about 1.30am, I came downstairs to get some coffee, and that’s when I felt it – like intense air pressure,” says Joshi. A Russian drone had exploded very close to their vessel. “I heard the sounds first,” he says, describing the noise of an approaching drone, akin to the buzzing of a large motor. “And then a loud and heavy explosion with the pressure of a vacuum … and then I saw the light.” Joshi says the impact of the explosion threw him backwards. As he scrambled back to his feet, he was joined by the rest of the crew, who had been jolted awake by the impact. The initial explosion was quickly followed by several louder booms as the Russians launched a massive drone attack on the port of Izmail in the Odesa region. Video footage from the ship’s deck that night, shared with the Guardian, shows explosions and large flames close to the vessel. Sounds of prayers in multiple languages can be heard in some of the clips, punctuated by loud explosions, as the ship’s crew braced for every drone that detonated close to them. “There was r...
Three anti-fascist activists have accused an undercover police officer of attempting to incite them to firebomb a shop that was said to be a front for the far right, the spycops inquiry has heard. The accusation has been levelled against Carlo Soracchi, an officer who spent six years infiltrating anti-fascist and leftwing groups. He has denied the claim. In testimony to the inquiry, the three acti...
Three anti-fascist activists have accused an undercover police officer of attempting to incite them to firebomb a shop that was said to be a front for the far right, the spycops inquiry has heard. The accusation has been levelled against Carlo Soracchi, an officer who spent six years infiltrating anti-fascist and leftwing groups. He has denied the claim. In testimony to the inquiry, the three activists said Soracchi made the suggestion to set fire to the shop on two occasions. They said they immediately rejected the idea as they had no intention of getting embroiled in any kind of terrorism. Soracchi is facing claims that he fabricated or exaggerated the secret reports he compiled about the groups he infiltrated. The spycops inquiry is examining the conduct of about 139 undercover police officers who spied on tens of thousands of mainly leftwing campaigners between 1968 and at least 2010. Soracchi, who pretended to be an anti-fascist and socialist campaigner between 2000 and 2006, is due to be questioned by the inquiry next month. During his deployment, he formed intimate relationships with three women using his fake identity. He will be questioned about why he deceived the women by concealing his real identity from them. He will also be asked about the allegation that he acted as an agent provocateur by attempting to lure the three activists into taking part in an arson attack. On Monday, Joe Batty, one of the activists, told the inquiry how Soracchi had been at a New Year’s Eve party with the campaigners in 2002. Soracchi raised the subject of Roberto Fiore, a fascist who was at the time suspected of being involved in bombing a railway station in Italy and fleeing to Britain, Batty said. It was said that Fiore was running a charity shop near to the party in London to raise money for the far right. Batty said: “His intention was clearly to pique our intention, and he went so far as to suggest that it would be ‘terrible’ if something like a firebombing were to happe...
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You may just find that 67 is the sweet spot for claiming Social Security. Here's why. The Schroders 2025 US Retirement Survey indicated that 44% of nonretired Americans plan to file for Social Security benefits before reaching full retirement age (FRA). While I fully understand why so many people plan to leave the workplace for good before age 67, here are five reasons claiming Social Security ben...
You may just find that 67 is the sweet spot for claiming Social Security. Here's why. The Schroders 2025 US Retirement Survey indicated that 44% of nonretired Americans plan to file for Social Security benefits before reaching full retirement age (FRA). While I fully understand why so many people plan to leave the workplace for good before age 67, here are five reasons claiming Social Security benefits at 67 is a smart move: 1. You'll receive full benefits While you can claim Social Security retirement benefits as early as 62, your monthly benefit will be about 30% lower than it would be at age 67. For example, if you're due to receive $2,000 per month at 67, it will be $1,400. While that may sound great now if you intend to keep working on top of receiving Social Security, what about when you're fully retired? Note: If you must retire due to health problems, that's an entirely different situation. The Social Security Administration (SSA) suggests applying for Social Security disability benefits. According to the SSA, the disability benefit amount is the same as a full, unreduced retirement benefit. 2. Spousal benefits are maximized If you're married and your spouse plans to claim spousal benefits, they'll be eligible for up to 50% of your monthly benefit. So, if you receive $2,000 each month, they'll get $1,000. If you retire before the FRA, not only are your benefits reduced, but theirs are as well. And here's the thing: Even if you decide to wait until age 70 to claim Social Security, your spouse will still only be eligible for the amount you would have received at 67. 3. You can earn as much as you'd like If you decide to claim benefits before your FRA but still want to work, the SSA will withhold $1 for every $2 you earn over the annual earnings limit of $24,480 (for 2026). Let's say you earn $10,000 over the limit. That means the SSA will withhold $5,000 from your payments. Any money that's withheld is not lost. Once you reach FRA, the SSA will recalculate you...
Sumitomo Chemical Company press release ( SOMMY ): Q3 GAAP EPS of ¥53.38. Revenue of ¥1.71T (-10.0% Y/Y). More on Sumitomo Chemical Company Sumitomo Chemical Company, Limited 2025 Q3 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Sumitomo Chemical Company Historical earnings data for Sumitomo Chemical Company Dividend scorecard for Sumitomo Chemical Company Financial inform...
Sumitomo Chemical Company press release ( SOMMY ): Q3 GAAP EPS of ¥53.38. Revenue of ¥1.71T (-10.0% Y/Y). More on Sumitomo Chemical Company Sumitomo Chemical Company, Limited 2025 Q3 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Sumitomo Chemical Company Historical earnings data for Sumitomo Chemical Company Dividend scorecard for Sumitomo Chemical Company Financial information for Sumitomo Chemical Company