PAR Technology ( PAR ) may offer common stock, preferred stock, debt securities, and warrants in one or more future offerings. Selling stockholders may also sell shares of common stock independently and will receive all proceeds from those sales. PAR Technology will not receive proceeds from shares sold by selling stockholders. PAR shares down 5%. More on PAR Technology PAR Technology Corporation ...
PAR Technology ( PAR ) may offer common stock, preferred stock, debt securities, and warrants in one or more future offerings. Selling stockholders may also sell shares of common stock independently and will receive all proceeds from those sales. PAR Technology will not receive proceeds from shares sold by selling stockholders. PAR shares down 5%. More on PAR Technology PAR Technology Corporation (PAR) Presents at Wolfe Research FinTech Forum Transcript PAR Technology Corporation 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation PAR Technology: From Premium SaaS To Penalty Box, With A Clear Path Back PAR Technology stock dips after pricing $250M convertible debt offering PAR Technology plans $225M convertible notes offering due 2031
Camden Property Trust ( CPT ) said it has promoted Alexander J. Jessett to CEO, joining the Board of Trust Managers, Laurie A. Baker to President and COO, and Benjamin D. Fraker to Executive VP, CFO, and Treasurer. Richard J. Campo, Co-Founder, will serve as Executive Chairman of the Board, while Co-Founder D. Keith Oden remains Executive Vice Chairman. Jessett joined in 1999, previously serving a...
Camden Property Trust ( CPT ) said it has promoted Alexander J. Jessett to CEO, joining the Board of Trust Managers, Laurie A. Baker to President and COO, and Benjamin D. Fraker to Executive VP, CFO, and Treasurer. Richard J. Campo, Co-Founder, will serve as Executive Chairman of the Board, while Co-Founder D. Keith Oden remains Executive Vice Chairman. Jessett joined in 1999, previously serving as President and CFO overseeing Finance, Capital Markets, Real Estate Investments, Construction, Accounting, Operations, and related teams. Baker, also with the company since 1999, was Executive VP and COO, responsible for Property Operations, Strategic Services, and Sustainability. Fraker joined in 2000, most recently Senior VP – Finance and Treasurer, managing Financial Planning & Analysis, Treasury, Tax, and supporting Capital Markets transactions. More on Camden Property Trust Camden Property Trust: Doubling Down On The Sun Belt Apartment REITs Part 2: Camden Property Leads The Pack Camden Property Trust (CPT) Presents at Citi's Miami Global Property CEO Conference 2026 Transcript Camden Property Trust prices $600 million 4.9% senior unsecured notes Camden outlines $1.5B–$2B California asset sale and $6.75 core FFO midpoint for 2026 amid Sunbelt expansion
"There's A Lot Of Concern": GOP Lawmakers Predict Midterm Disaster If Troops Deployed To Iran While most Republicans are still with Trump on Iran, beneath the outward show of unity, something more politically dangerous is beginning to emerge: a growing fear that a war sold as limited could turn into the kind of Middle East quagmire MAGA voters thought they had already rejected. And it isn't just t...
"There's A Lot Of Concern": GOP Lawmakers Predict Midterm Disaster If Troops Deployed To Iran While most Republicans are still with Trump on Iran, beneath the outward show of unity, something more politically dangerous is beginning to emerge: a growing fear that a war sold as limited could turn into the kind of Middle East quagmire MAGA voters thought they had already rejected. And it isn't just the usual anti-interventionist voices. It is now being voiced by Trump allies, rank-and-file House Republicans, and even senior GOP lawmakers leaving closed-door briefings sounding less reassured than rattled. To wit - several Republican members of Congress and two GOP senators told ZeroHedge that the Iran war - or, just as importantly, its economic fallout in the form of higher gas prices - could seriously frustrate MAGA voters if it drags on. The clearest warning came from South Carolina Rep. and gubernatorial candidate Nancy Mace , who said that during her statewide campaigns, she’s received standing ovations for her opposition of U.S. boots on the ground. " This is in front of conservative MAGA Republicans ," she told ZH on Wednesday. " If there are boots on the ground, public sentiment on this war changes overnight in a flash ... people are not going to go for it," Mace added. "I was just in the briefing with House Armed Services [Committee], and I got to tell you it did not inspire confidence. I quite frankly stormed out. " Mace has since made clear that her opposition is not rhetorical. Earlier this week she told reporters: "I'll be voting against the funding if we're putting troops on the ground. I'm not going to fund that ." Mace: I’ll be voting against the funding if we’re putting troops on the ground. I’m not going to fund that—no U.S. troops. pic.twitter.com/qLDbT0OrvA — Acyn (@Acyn) March 24, 2026 She later sharpened the point further, writing on X : " If a single boot of a single American soldier sets foot on Iranian soil, I will vote against this . I will not ...
The Nasdaq 100 Index fell into a correction territory on Friday amid a deepening slump in the shares of technology giants that have powered the bull market for most of the past three years. The tech-heavy benchmark fell 0.9% to 23,381.39, pushing the index down 11% from a peak in October. It’s the first time since US President Donald Trump ’s tariffs sent stocks plunging in April 2025 that the Nas...
The Nasdaq 100 Index fell into a correction territory on Friday amid a deepening slump in the shares of technology giants that have powered the bull market for most of the past three years. The tech-heavy benchmark fell 0.9% to 23,381.39, pushing the index down 11% from a peak in October. It’s the first time since US President Donald Trump ’s tariffs sent stocks plunging in April 2025 that the Nasdaq 100 has fallen into a technical correction, which is defined as a decline of at least 10% but short of a bear market plunge of 20%. The index’s selloff comes as the Iran war rattles investor confidence at the same time Big Tech companies are facing mounting skepticism about massive spending on artificial intelligence computing and the outlook for when those investments will start generating bigger returns. Microsoft Corp. and Meta Platforms Inc. — two of the heaviest spenders — are among the biggest drags on the Nasdaq 100 since it peaked on Oct. 29. Since then, Microsoft is down 34% while Meta Platforms has fallen 29%; the Facebook parent has also recently sold off on legal issues . Read more: Microsoft Set for Worst Quarter Since 2008 as AI Takes Two Bites It isn’t just the lavish spenders, however, that are getting pummeled. Nvidia Corp. , the biggest beneficiary of the largess, has dropped 18% since Oct. 29. The chipmaker is grappling with investor fears that its booming revenue growth from the sale of AI accelerators won’t last. At the same time, anxiety about AI-related disruption has weighed heavily on software makers, as well as other sectors. Workday Inc. , which makes human resources software, and Trello-owner Atlassian Corp. , have seen their shares drop more than 40% since Oct. 29. Despite leading the selloff, tech giants are still viewed positively by Wall Street with earnings growth expected to outpace the rest of the S&P 500 this year and stock valuations more attractive than they were several months ago. The so-called Magnificent Seven — Nvidia, Microsof...
Social media companies have long seemed impervious to legal threats. Meta, YouTube, Snap, and the rest have long waved off criticism of their platforms on free speech and Section 230 grounds. But twice this week , juries rendered verdicts against the platforms , not because of some bad videos but because of the design and structure of the platforms themselves. That might change some things. Verge ...
Social media companies have long seemed impervious to legal threats. Meta, YouTube, Snap, and the rest have long waved off criticism of their platforms on free speech and Section 230 grounds. But twice this week , juries rendered verdicts against the platforms , not because of some bad videos but because of the design and structure of the platforms themselves. That might change some things. Verge subscribers, don't forget you get exclusive access to ad-free Vergecast wherever you get your podcasts. Head here . Not a subscriber? You can sign up here . On this episode of The Vergecast , David and Nilay dig into this week's rulings, the novel … Read the full story at The Verge.
Semiconductor stocks have spent the past month getting hit from multiple directions: export control uncertainty, broader market volatility, and a VIX that climbed to nearly 30 in early March before settling around 25. The Invesco Semiconductors ETF (NYSEARCA:PSI) dropped over 9.5% over the past month and almost 6% on Thursday alone. The underlying holdings, however, ... The Semiconductor Pullback ...
Semiconductor stocks have spent the past month getting hit from multiple directions: export control uncertainty, broader market volatility, and a VIX that climbed to nearly 30 in early March before settling around 25. The Invesco Semiconductors ETF (NYSEARCA:PSI) dropped over 9.5% over the past month and almost 6% on Thursday alone. The underlying holdings, however, ... The Semiconductor Pullback Makes This ETF a Strong Buy