Captivision ( CAPT ) said it will be delisted from the Nasdaq Global Market and transition to over-the-counter trading after failing to meet listing requirements. The company did not meet the extended deadline to complete and file its audited financial statements for FY2024. The company will continue to be publicly traded, with its shares expected to start trading on the OTC Pink Limited tier unde...
Captivision ( CAPT ) said it will be delisted from the Nasdaq Global Market and transition to over-the-counter trading after failing to meet listing requirements. The company did not meet the extended deadline to complete and file its audited financial statements for FY2024. The company will continue to be publicly traded, with its shares expected to start trading on the OTC Pink Limited tier under the symbol “CAPTF” from April 9, 2026, before later moving to the Expert Market. More on Captivision Inc. Financial information for Captivision Inc.
(RTTNews) - Bed Bath & Beyond, Inc. (BBBY), an e-commerce-focused retailer, on Wednesday announced it has signed a letter of intent to acquire the equity interests and substantially all assets of F9 Brands Inc.
(RTTNews) - Bed Bath & Beyond, Inc. (BBBY), an e-commerce-focused retailer, on Wednesday announced it has signed a letter of intent to acquire the equity interests and substantially all assets of F9 Brands Inc.
Jet.AI ( JTAI ) on Wednesday said it had made a $5 million strategic investment through a special purpose vehicle to acquire an economic interest in xAI, SpaceX’s AI-focused subsidiary, giving the company exposure to SpaceX and its related businesses, including Starlink and X/Twitter. The company said the investment aligns with its pivot toward high-performance AI infrastructure and cloud services...
Jet.AI ( JTAI ) on Wednesday said it had made a $5 million strategic investment through a special purpose vehicle to acquire an economic interest in xAI, SpaceX’s AI-focused subsidiary, giving the company exposure to SpaceX and its related businesses, including Starlink and X/Twitter. The company said the investment aligns with its pivot toward high-performance AI infrastructure and cloud services and could provide a potential liquidity event if SpaceX goes public. SpaceX has reportedly filed confidentially for an initial public offering, with media estimates placing its valuation between $1.75 trillion and $2 trillion, up from about $800 billion in late 2025. The IPO could raise as much as $75 billion, potentially making it the largest in history and the first “trillion-dollar” market debut. Reports indicate that up to 30% of shares could be allocated to retail investors, with a prospectus expected in late May, a roadshow around June 8, and a potential listing in June or July 2026. Final timing and pricing remain subject to market conditions and regulatory review. More on Jet.AI Inc. Jet.AI approves $5 million share repurchase program Jet.AI Inc. GAAP EPS of $0.33, revenue of $9.17M Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Jet.AI Inc. Historical earnings data for Jet.AI Inc. Financial information for Jet.AI Inc.
EuToch/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Note: Amounts are in Canadian dollars unless noted, including PT. I'm a frequent analyst of insurance and financial companies. As of late, I have been focusing on updating coverage, as well as providing new coverage where necessary, for insurance companies. As of this article, I'm going to expand my coverage to include Great-West Lifeco ( GWO:CA ). This is ...
EuToch/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Note: Amounts are in Canadian dollars unless noted, including PT. I'm a frequent analyst of insurance and financial companies. As of late, I have been focusing on updating coverage, as well as providing new coverage where necessary, for insurance companies. As of this article, I'm going to expand my coverage to include Great-West Lifeco ( GWO:CA ). This is a very large Canadian insurer with a focus on the L&H sector (life/health insurance). It has a very solid A+ rating, a market cap close to $60B as of late, and despite a rising valuation, a yield of over 4% that I consider, based on earnings and a payout ratio of less than 50%, to be well-covered. In this article, we'll go through the basics and see what sort of upside we can get for the company based on a conservative outlook. Historically, the company has managed annualized earnings growth of 5%, but the company has seen valuation increases—much like other global insurers—related to higher expected growth. I have been conservative when it comes to such increased growth assumptions because I don't believe the market is properly accounting for increases in cost, increases in risk, and an inability to raise premiums as the companies have been doing the past few years since about 2020-2021. So, the main point to look at here is if GWO is any different from other insurers and if this warrants a sort of premiumization or bullish outlook for the business that could warrant a positive rating. Now, despite the Canadian ticker and despite the company's significant Canadian roots, the company is not strictly a Canada-operating business. It works in the USA and Europe as well, in several countries, and ends up serving about 40 million customers. In the US, the company is a leading provider of not only traditional life but also retirement. Also, it provides clients with reinsurance services, adding another arrow to its quiver. Insurance Operations at the Right Price - Looking at Great...
US Futures, Global Stocks And Bonds Soar On Ceasefire Relief, Oil Plummets US futures, global stocks and bonds are sharply higher while oil prices plunge the most in years as a wave of optimism swept through global markets after the US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire in exchange for Tehran reopening the Strait of Hormuz: JPMorgan's Market Intel desk, which moves from Neutral to Tactically ...
US Futures, Global Stocks And Bonds Soar On Ceasefire Relief, Oil Plummets US futures, global stocks and bonds are sharply higher while oil prices plunge the most in years as a wave of optimism swept through global markets after the US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire in exchange for Tehran reopening the Strait of Hormuz: JPMorgan's Market Intel desk, which moves from Neutral to Tactically Bullish this morning, says to look for a re-risking in the very near-term albeit it with higher energy prices. As of 8:00am ET, S&P futures are 2.8% higher while emerging-market stocks rallied the most since 2022; Nasdaq gains 3.5% with Mag7 and Semis seeing significant bids as part of an ‘Everything Rally’ ex-Energy. Yet while the overwhelming mood in markets is relief, the same core challenges remain to find a resolution amenable to both countries and Goldman's Delta-One head says he is selling the rally. Brent plunged 16% to around $93 a barrel. Bonds surged, with 10Y tsy yields sliding 8bps to 4.23% while benchmark UK yields tumbled by 22 basis points. The dollar weakened to a one-month low. Gold and silver gain. The macro data focus today is on the Fed Minutes ahead of PCE and CPI releases later this week. In premarket trading, Mag 7 stocks are all sharply higher: Meta +5%, Tesla +4.5%, Alphabet +4%, Nvidia +3.5%, Amazon +4%, Microsoft +3.3%, Apple +2% Gainers also include precious-metal miners and financial firms, while chemical and fertilizer names fall. Energy stocks fall due to the ceasefire: Exxon (XOM) -5.3%, Chevron (CVX) -4.3% and Venture Global (VG) -11% Airlines rally: United (UAL) +11%, Delta (DAL) +10% Aehr Test Systems (AEHR) climbs 8% after the semiconductor manufacturing company reported third-quarter results. The earnings prompted Craig-Hallum to raise its rating to buy, citing “improving business momentum and significant growth opportunities over multiple business segments.” Levi Strauss (LEVI) gains 9% after the apparel company boosted its adjusted ea...