Mindful Media/E+ via Getty Images Perrigo Co. ( PRGO ) rose as much as 7.5% amid speculation that the generics drug maker may be a takeover target. Germany-based Stada Arzneimittel AG may be interested in Perrigo ( PRGO ), according to traders, who cited a Betaville "uncooked" alert that was circulating on Monday. Perrigo ( PRGO ) has short interest of 11.5% and a market cap of $1.46 billion. More...
Mindful Media/E+ via Getty Images Perrigo Co. ( PRGO ) rose as much as 7.5% amid speculation that the generics drug maker may be a takeover target. Germany-based Stada Arzneimittel AG may be interested in Perrigo ( PRGO ), according to traders, who cited a Betaville "uncooked" alert that was circulating on Monday. Perrigo ( PRGO ) has short interest of 11.5% and a market cap of $1.46 billion. More on Perrigo Perrigo: Double-Digit Dividend At A Bargain Price UBS Global Consumer and Retail Conference Perrigo Company plc (PRGO) Presents at UBS Global Consumer and Retail Conference Transcript Perrigo outlines 2026 CORE EPS range of $2.25 to $2.55 as company navigates soft OTC market Perrigo Q4 2025 Earnings Preview
Applied Digital (NASDAQ: APLD) is expected to report fiscal third-quarter earnings on Wednesday, April 8, and Wall Street is optimistic. The artificial intelligence (AI) data center developer isn't widely covered, but the analysts who do cover the stock see a whole lot of upside from where it trades today at around $25 a share. Here's a snapshot of Wall Street's targets for Applied Digital stock: ...
Applied Digital (NASDAQ: APLD) is expected to report fiscal third-quarter earnings on Wednesday, April 8, and Wall Street is optimistic. The artificial intelligence (AI) data center developer isn't widely covered, but the analysts who do cover the stock see a whole lot of upside from where it trades today at around $25 a share. Here's a snapshot of Wall Street's targets for Applied Digital stock: Source: Benzinga. Continue reading
On April 6, 2026, Oracle Corporation appointed former Schneider Electric finance leader Hilary Maxson as its new Chief Financial Officer, with predecessor Douglas Kehring shifting to focus on operations and strategic initiatives. The CFO change lands as Oracle pursues a capital-intensive AI data center buildout and large-scale restructuring, putting heightened attention on how its finance chief ba...
On April 6, 2026, Oracle Corporation appointed former Schneider Electric finance leader Hilary Maxson as its new Chief Financial Officer, with predecessor Douglas Kehring shifting to focus on operations and strategic initiatives. The CFO change lands as Oracle pursues a capital-intensive AI data center buildout and large-scale restructuring, putting heightened attention on how its finance chief balances funding needs, leverage, and cost discipline. We’ll now examine how Maxson’s arrival as...
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ollo/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images Commerzbank ( CRZBF ) ( CRZBY ) said it sees no basis for a mutually agreed value-accretive transaction after interactions with UniCredit ( UNCFF ) ( UNCRY ). The Italian banking group had said on March 16 that it launched an offer to raise its stake in Commerzbank to above 30%, offering 0.485 UniCredit shares in exchange for each Commerzbank share. The tran...
ollo/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images Commerzbank ( CRZBF ) ( CRZBY ) said it sees no basis for a mutually agreed value-accretive transaction after interactions with UniCredit ( UNCFF ) ( UNCRY ). The Italian banking group had said on March 16 that it launched an offer to raise its stake in Commerzbank to above 30%, offering 0.485 UniCredit shares in exchange for each Commerzbank share. The transaction valued the German lender at about €30.80 apiece. Recently, several interactions have taken place with UniCredit to explore the basis and benefits of the takeover offer, said the German bank in a statement released on Tuesday. The proposed transaction does not demonstrate sufficient value creation potential for Commerzbank’s shareholders beyond the current standalone strategy and its planning horizon, according to the release. Furthermore, UniCredit has repeatedly confirmed that it does not see any room for a necessary market-standard premium or an improvement of the terms of its public takeover offer, according to Commerzbank. Additionally, the bank said UniCredit's "actions and announcements to date have been repeatedly made without prior coordination", and the "approach makes it difficult to build the mutual trust necessary for a successful transaction". Commerzbank is set to announce increased financial targets and further details of its strategy update, along with the publication of its quarterly results on May 8. More on Commerzbank AG, UniCredit S.p.A. Commerzbank AG (CRZBY) M&A Call Transcript UniCredit S.p.A. (UNCRY) Presents at European Financials Conference 2026 Transcript Commerzbank AG (CRZBY) Presents at European Financials Conference 2026 Transcript Deutsche Bank, RBC participate in financing for Eat Happy-Hana Group deal - report Commerzbank rejects UniCredit’s unsolicited takeover attempt: report
United Parcel Service (NYSE:UPS) stock is facing fresh pressure today after Bank of America trimmed its price target on the shares. BofA lowered its target on UPS stock to $105 from $112 while keeping a Neutral rating. The catalyst: UPS agreed to settlement terms with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters to limit its Driver Choice ... UPS Price Target Trimmed to $105 by BofA as Teamsters Set...
United Parcel Service (NYSE:UPS) stock is facing fresh pressure today after Bank of America trimmed its price target on the shares. BofA lowered its target on UPS stock to $105 from $112 while keeping a Neutral rating. The catalyst: UPS agreed to settlement terms with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters to limit its Driver Choice ... UPS Price Target Trimmed to $105 by BofA as Teamsters Settlement Tightens the Road to Margin Recovery
IherPhoto Global markets are “completely wrong” for pricing out heightened escalation with Iran, according to John Sfakianakis, chief economist and head of research at the Gulf Research Center. In an interview with CNBC, the senior scholar warned that a ground invasion is now “very definitely” possible. He pointed to failed negotiations and an escalating military buildup as signs that conflict is ...
IherPhoto Global markets are “completely wrong” for pricing out heightened escalation with Iran, according to John Sfakianakis, chief economist and head of research at the Gulf Research Center. In an interview with CNBC, the senior scholar warned that a ground invasion is now “very definitely” possible. He pointed to failed negotiations and an escalating military buildup as signs that conflict is far more likely than current market pricing suggests. Sfakianakis cited specific military indicators that point toward confrontation rather than de-escalation, including the deployment of additional troops and a third aircraft carrier arriving in April. “Everything is pointing towards that direction,” he said, noting that as “negotiations are proving to be null and void,” the trajectory toward conflict becomes increasingly clear. The disconnect between market pricing and on-the-ground reality is particularly stark in oil markets, where Sfakianakis described the current repricing as “baffling.” While Western benchmarks suggest traders expect no war, Asian oil is already trading at $150 to $160 a barrel, with significant mispricing occurring between WTI ( CL1:COM ), Brent ( CO1:COM ), and regional crudes like Arabian Light and Dubai benchmarks. Looking ahead, Sfakianakis predicted oil could easily surpass $200 per barrel as the situation escalates toward “an actual confrontation, on-the-ground confrontation with the U.S. and Iran.” He described the current environment as a “new paradigm shift,” noting that the geopolitical risk premium for the Strait of Hormuz—largely ignored for the past decade—is now returning with force. “I think it’s very likely we’re going to see oil at 200 and above,” he stated. The analyst also highlighted looming supply problems that could exacerbate the crisis, including shortages of jet fuel, naphtha, and natural gas in Asian markets. India faces a particular crisis with LPG supplies, and as regional stocks deplete over the coming months, Sfakianaki...