Minister defends move, saying that a mayoral campaign in Greater Manchester would have ‘a substantial and disproportionate impact’ on party resources Andy Burnham has suggested that Labour is more likely to lose the Gorton and Denton byelection now that it has blocked him from being the candidate. He implied this last night in a reply on social media to a post from Tom Baldwin , Keir Starmer’s bio...
Minister defends move, saying that a mayoral campaign in Greater Manchester would have ‘a substantial and disproportionate impact’ on party resources Andy Burnham has suggested that Labour is more likely to lose the Gorton and Denton byelection now that it has blocked him from being the candidate. He implied this last night in a reply on social media to a post from Tom Baldwin , Keir Starmer’s biographer and communications director for Ed Miliband when he was Labour leader. Baldwin said: I’ve always liked @AndyBurnhamGM but the prospect of him returning to Westminster has already added to inward-looking psychodrama that does no one any good. And an unnecessary by-election for Mayor of Manchester might well have resulted in long term damage to his reputation too. I’m not sure losing a by-election does us any good either, Tom. I am disappointed by today’s NEC decision and concerned about its potential impact on the important elections ahead of us. To whoever is Labour’s candidate and to our members in Manchester and Tameside: you will have my full support and I will be there whenever you need me. Continue reading...
Zambia’s stock market is preparing to host several new stock listings this year, as well as a gold-linked ETF that aims to tap into the precious metals rally. The bourse, Africa’s top performer this year, also plans to simplify some rules to ease market access, and attract a broader base of issuers and investors, according to Nicholas Kabaso, chief executive officer of the Lusaka Securities Exchan...
Zambia’s stock market is preparing to host several new stock listings this year, as well as a gold-linked ETF that aims to tap into the precious metals rally. The bourse, Africa’s top performer this year, also plans to simplify some rules to ease market access, and attract a broader base of issuers and investors, according to Nicholas Kabaso, chief executive officer of the Lusaka Securities Exchange Plc . “We are actively working on three potential equity listings and an introduction of two new products,” Kabaso said in emailed comments. The listings will be in financials, telecoms and manufacturing, Kabaso said, adding that a sustainability bond and an ETF “premised on gold” are also on the cards. He provided no further details. Gold prices climbed past $5,000 an ounce for the first time on Monday, and are already up 18% year-to-date. The Lusaka exchange currently has 24 listed names, including Standard Chartered Plc’s local unit, Zambia Sugar Plc, and a local arm of British American Tobacco. Its last initial public offering was a December listing from Dot Com Zambia Plc. Zambia, Africa’s second-biggest copper producer, is enjoying a revenue windfall from record high prices for the metal, which has translated into sharp gains for the kwacha currency. Local stocks are up 17% year-to-date in dollar terms, with Kabaso estimating that foreign institutional investors comprise 28% of the market participants. Read: Zambia Tops Africa’s Stock Rally on Copper Boom, Faster Growth Sign up here for the twice-weekly Next Africa newsletter, and subscribe to the Next Africa podcast on Apple , Spotify or anywhere you listen .
Artificial-intelligence company Synthesia raised $200 million, adding fresh capital to develop software that businesses can use to train employees through interactive videos.
Artificial-intelligence company Synthesia raised $200 million, adding fresh capital to develop software that businesses can use to train employees through interactive videos.
Germany’s business outlook slipped at the start of the year with the economy still lackluster despite the promise of big government investments to come. An expectations index by the Ifo institute unexpectedly dropped to 89.5 from 89.7 in December, according to a Monday report. Economists in a Bloomberg survey had predicted an increase to 90.3. A measure for current conditions edged higher. “The Ge...
Germany’s business outlook slipped at the start of the year with the economy still lackluster despite the promise of big government investments to come. An expectations index by the Ifo institute unexpectedly dropped to 89.5 from 89.7 in December, according to a Monday report. Economists in a Bloomberg survey had predicted an increase to 90.3. A measure for current conditions edged higher. “The German economy is starting the new year with little momentum,” Ifo President Clemens Fuest said in a statement. The business climate increased sharply among manufacturers while deteriorating in the services sector. Europe’s largest economy expanded in 2025 for the first time in three years, setting off a fledgling recovery that’s expected to be driven by government outlays on infrastructure and defense. While last year’s growth of 0.2% was still “unsatisfactory” for Chancellor Friedrich Merz , some of the latest forecasts offer reason for optimism. The Bundesbank predicts the economy will pick up over the course of 2026, and the International Monetary Fund last week raised its outlook for the year to 1.1% expansion. Investors are similarly confident, with expectations at the highest level since mid-2021. Challenges remain. A separate survey showed manufacturing continued to shrink in January, albeit at a slower pace than earlier, as firms struggle to navigate strained trade relations with the US and stiff Chinese competition. Chemical-maker BASF SE reported a drop in earnings last week, underscoring a prolonged downturn in a sector grappling with excess capacity and weak demand, particularly from its key customer, the auto industry. Volkswagen , Porsche and Audi are all cutting German production capacity and headcount. On top of that comes renewed uncertainty about trade. US President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs last week over his plans for Greenland, and even though he retreated within days, the stunt served as a reminder that economic realities can shift overnight. ...
Galeanu Mihai/iStock via Getty Images By Peter C. Earle Shelter costs led price increases, but goods price acceleration leveled off. We’ve reached a new, distinctly elevated “normal.” As of December 31, 2025, data for 11 of the 24 components of the Business Conditions Monthly have not yet been published. The timing of their release remains uncertain. Recent inflation data present a cautiously enco...
Galeanu Mihai/iStock via Getty Images By Peter C. Earle Shelter costs led price increases, but goods price acceleration leveled off. We’ve reached a new, distinctly elevated “normal.” As of December 31, 2025, data for 11 of the 24 components of the Business Conditions Monthly have not yet been published. The timing of their release remains uncertain. Recent inflation data present a cautiously encouraging picture, though timing differences across measures matter for interpretation. December’s CPI showed underlying price pressures continuing to cool, with core CPI rising just 0.2 percent month over month and 2.6 percent year over year, matching a four-year low after earlier readings were distorted by shutdown-related data gaps and seasonal effects. Shelter costs rebounded modestly and remained the largest contributor to monthly inflation, but outside housing, price increases were notably restrained, with core CPI excluding shelter rising only 0.1 percent and core goods prices flat, reinforcing evidence that tariff pass-through to consumers has been milder and may already have peaked. The Fed’s preferred gauge, core PCE — which reflects October and November conditions rather than December — told a similar, if slightly firmer, story: monthly core PCE inflation slowed into November, annualized measures eased further, and year-over-year inflation held near the upper two percent range. Beneath the headline, services prices continued to exert some upward pressure, particularly in “supercore” categories, while market-based prices remained comparatively subdued. Taken together, the CPI and PCE data suggest that the disinflation process is intact but uneven, with housing and certain service categories slowing more gradually than goods. For households, this means inflation is increasingly less about broad price acceleration and more about a still-elevated price level, which continues to weigh on perceptions of affordability even as the overall pace of price growth moderates. Re...
These NPE operators are asserting AMD assets against BMW, Qualcomm, Nvidia Onesta IP's use of a novel legal strategy reflects the experience of the patent monetisation professionals in the leadership team
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The market dynamics are ideal for Micron's momentum to continue. Many investors have made huge profits from artificial intelligence (AI) stocks over the last 12 months. Nvidia's (NVDA +1.53%) shares have surged more than 25%. Google parent Alphabet (GOOG 0.68%) (GOOGL 0.79%) is up close to 70%. Palantir Technologies' (PLTR +2.31%) share price has more than doubled. But those AI stocks don't hold a...
The market dynamics are ideal for Micron's momentum to continue. Many investors have made huge profits from artificial intelligence (AI) stocks over the last 12 months. Nvidia's (NVDA +1.53%) shares have surged more than 25%. Google parent Alphabet (GOOG 0.68%) (GOOGL 0.79%) is up close to 70%. Palantir Technologies' (PLTR +2.31%) share price has more than doubled. But those AI stocks don't hold a candle to Micron Technology (MU +0.52%). This tech stock is up more than 260% over the last 12 months. I think it could go even higher. Expand NASDAQ : MU Micron Technology Today's Change ( 0.52 %) $ 2.07 Current Price $ 399.65 Key Data Points Market Cap $450B Day's Range $ 390.74 - $ 412.43 52wk Range $ 61.54 - $ 412.43 Volume 19K Avg Vol 29M Gross Margin 45.53 % Dividend Yield 0.12 % Context is king AI isn't just running in data centers. It's running on edge devices such as smartphones and smart glasses. It's running in cars and trucks. And it's becoming even more pervasive. Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra stated in an interview earlier this month with CNBC's Jim Cramer, "AI-driven demand is accelerating. It is real. It is here, and we need more and more memory to address that demand." The last part of Mehrotra's statement is critical. Developers of large language models (LLMs) are rapidly expanding the context windows (the amount of data processed at one time) for these systems. The greater the context window, the more memory is required. And not just any memory works. LLMs need high-bandwidth memory (HBM). Mehrotra said in Micron's fiscal 2026 first-quarter earnings call in December, "Memory is now essential to AI cognitive functions, fundamentally altering its role from a system component to a strategic asset that dictates product performance from data center to the edge." If context is king for AI systems, HBM is the kingmaker. Following the law Micron projects that the HBM total addressable market will rapidly expand from around $35 billion last year to roughly $100 bill...
Key Points AI-related demand for Micron's high-bandwidth memory (HBM) is accelerating. This strong demand, combined with supply constraints, could enable Micron to nearly quadruple its earnings in two years. Although the consensus price target for Micron is bearish, the tech stock should have significant room to run. 10 stocks we like better than Micron Technology › Many investors have made huge p...
Key Points AI-related demand for Micron's high-bandwidth memory (HBM) is accelerating. This strong demand, combined with supply constraints, could enable Micron to nearly quadruple its earnings in two years. Although the consensus price target for Micron is bearish, the tech stock should have significant room to run. 10 stocks we like better than Micron Technology › Many investors have made huge profits from artificial intelligence (AI) stocks over the last 12 months. Nvidia's (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares have surged more than 25%. Google parent Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) is up close to 70%. Palantir Technologies' (NASDAQ: PLTR) share price has more than doubled. But those AI stocks don't hold a candle to Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU). This tech stock is up more than 260% over the last 12 months. I think it could go even higher. 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 » Context is king AI isn't just running in data centers. It's running on edge devices such as smartphones and smart glasses. It's running in cars and trucks. And it's becoming even more pervasive. Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra stated in an interview earlier this month with CNBC's Jim Cramer, "AI-driven demand is accelerating. It is real. It is here, and we need more and more memory to address that demand." The last part of Mehrotra's statement is critical. Developers of large language models (LLMs) are rapidly expanding the context windows (the amount of data processed at one time) for these systems. The greater the context window, the more memory is required. And not just any memory works. LLMs need high-bandwidth memory (HBM). Mehrotra said in Micron's fiscal 2026 first-quarterearnings callin December, "Memory is now essential to AI cognitive functions, fundamentally altering its role from a system component to a strategic asset that dictates product performance from dat...
Key Points AI-related demand for Micron's high-bandwidth memory (HBM) is accelerating. This strong demand, combined with supply constraints, could enable Micron to nearly quadruple its earnings in two years. Although the consensus price target for Micron is bearish, the tech stock should have significant room to run. 10 stocks we like better than Micron Technology › Many investors have made huge p...
Key Points AI-related demand for Micron's high-bandwidth memory (HBM) is accelerating. This strong demand, combined with supply constraints, could enable Micron to nearly quadruple its earnings in two years. Although the consensus price target for Micron is bearish, the tech stock should have significant room to run. 10 stocks we like better than Micron Technology › Many investors have made huge profits from artificial intelligence (AI) stocks over the last 12 months. Nvidia's (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares have surged more than 25%. Google parent Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) is up close to 70%. Palantir Technologies' (NASDAQ: PLTR) share price has more than doubled. But those AI stocks don't hold a candle to Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU). This tech stock is up more than 260% over the last 12 months. I think it could go even higher. Context is king AI isn't just running in data centers. It's running on edge devices such as smartphones and smart glasses. It's running in cars and trucks. And it's becoming even more pervasive. Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra stated in an interview earlier this month with CNBC's Jim Cramer, "AI-driven demand is accelerating. It is real. It is here, and we need more and more memory to address that demand." The last part of Mehrotra's statement is critical. Developers of large language models (LLMs) are rapidly expanding the context windows (the amount of data processed at one time) for these systems. The greater the context window, the more memory is required. And not just any memory works. LLMs need high-bandwidth memory (HBM). Mehrotra said in Micron's fiscal 2026 first-quarter earnings call in December, "Memory is now essential to AI cognitive functions, fundamentally altering its role from a system component to a strategic asset that dictates product performance from data center to the edge." If context is king for AI systems, HBM is the kingmaker. Following the law Micron projects that the HBM total addressable market will rapidly exp...
In this article GOOGL NVDA Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Nvidia and Alphabet's VC arms have backed British AI startup Synthesia in a $200 million funding round, amid a surge of private investment in promising young tech companies seeking to capitalize on the AI boom. The round sees Synthesia hit a $4 billion valuation and was led by Alphabet's GV, with participation from Evantic,...
In this article GOOGL NVDA Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Nvidia and Alphabet's VC arms have backed British AI startup Synthesia in a $200 million funding round, amid a surge of private investment in promising young tech companies seeking to capitalize on the AI boom. The round sees Synthesia hit a $4 billion valuation and was led by Alphabet's GV, with participation from Evantic, Hedosophia, Nvidia's NVentures, Accel, New Enterprise Associates (NEA) and Air Street Capital. It nearly doubles the price tag the startup hit a year ago, when it picked up $180 million in funding, and a valuation of $2.1 billion. Synthesia develops video generation tools for enterprises to be used for internal and external communications. Victor Riparbelli, Synthesia's cofounder and CEO, in a statement, that the funding round was "about scaling" its vision of AI reducing the cost of content creation, and AI video providing "a better, more engaging way for organizations to communicate and learn." "We see a rare convergence of two major shifts: a technology shift with AI Agents becoming more capable, and a market shift where upskilling and internal knowledge sharing have become board-level priorities," he added. watch now VIDEO 41:32 41:32 The rebellious instincts that made Synthesia CEO Victor Riparbelli an AI pioneer Executive Decisions with Steve Sedgwick As part of the raise, Synthesia will facilitate an employee secondary share sale in partnership with NASDAQ at a $4 billion valuation. Europe's AI startups raised a record $21.4 billion in private funding in 2025, according to deal-counting platform Dealroom. U.S. AI companies picked up $162.7 billion that year, but that includes around $70 billion raised by just three companies, OpenAI, Anthropic and xAI. That momentum has continued in 2026. In recent weeks, CNBC reported that OpenAI is in talks with sovereign wealth funds in the Middle East for a round that could total around $50 billion , Anthropic signed a term shee...
Only one of the five largest publicly traded companies by market cap isn't currently part of the Dow -- and that appears likely to change in the new year. On May 26, 2026, the iconic Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI 0.58%) will celebrate its 130th anniversary since its official inception. When it was initially formed, the Dow was an index dominated by one dozen industrial stocks. But over the la...
Only one of the five largest publicly traded companies by market cap isn't currently part of the Dow -- and that appears likely to change in the new year. On May 26, 2026, the iconic Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI 0.58%) will celebrate its 130th anniversary since its official inception. When it was initially formed, the Dow was an index dominated by one dozen industrial stocks. But over the last century and change, it's evolved into an encompassing index composed of 30 diverse, multinational, and time-tested companies. But these components aren't static. Since the Dow Jones Industrial Average is a share price-weighted index, companies that underperform over long periods, or those that lose relevancy, either within the index or U.S. economy, are eventually removed and replaced. The index has undergone nearly five dozen changes since 1896, a couple of which are recognized as nothing more than official company name changes or a public company merging with an existing Dow component. Most of these adjustments involve laggards being booted from the Dow in favor of companies with better long-term growth prospects that are more representative of the U.S. economy. In 2026, I believe we'll witness the 60th change in the Dow Jones Industrial Average in 130 years, with telecom titan Verizon Communications (VZ +0.10%) getting the unceremonious heave-ho and a trillion-dollar juggernaut replacing it. Prediction: Verizon gets booted from the Dow in the new year Verizon first entered the ageless Dow Jones Industrial Average in April 2004, replacing its primary rival, AT&T. The proliferation of wireless cellular service, coupled with cellphones becoming something of a basic necessity that consumers and businesses were unwilling to live without, offered a compelling long-term growth story. But several issues strongly suggest Verizon is a candidate to be shown the door in 2026. Expand NYSE : VZ Verizon Communications Today's Change ( 0.10 %) $ 0.04 Current Price $ 39.52 Key Data Po...
Anastasia Korchagina/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Introduction Imagine I tell you about a company that makes pieces of plastic for about $2 each and then sells them for $60 each. This company has gross margins of about 60%. Then I tell you that the company is trading at a huge discount, with a P/E ratio of 7.8 and a Price-to-Sales ratio of 1.2. I imagine you might be interested to hear more. ...
Anastasia Korchagina/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Introduction Imagine I tell you about a company that makes pieces of plastic for about $2 each and then sells them for $60 each. This company has gross margins of about 60%. Then I tell you that the company is trading at a huge discount, with a P/E ratio of 7.8 and a Price-to-Sales ratio of 1.2. I imagine you might be interested to hear more. The company I'm talking about is Crocs ( CROX ). Crocs stock is down nearly 60% since its high in November 2021. However, I believe this decline in equity value is attributable primarily to one cause: a poor acquisition of a brand called HEYDUDE. While HEYDUDE has been a poor acquisition, the stock has been overly punished for it in my view. The core Crocs business is still a cash-generating machine that I believe will reward investors in the medium term. Business Overview Crocs' core business is very simple: they sell plastic shoes. But not just any plastic - it's a proprietary material called Croslite, a resin that is responsible for Crocs' distinctive qualities like comfort and lightweight feel. The company also produces add-ons like "Jibbitz charms" which create additional high-margin revenue. The distinctive qualities of Crocs' shoes provide this core business with a narrow moat in a competitive industry. While Crocs' core business was soaring in 2021, management had the unfortunate idea of acquiring another shoe business called HEYDUDE. The idea, according to CEO Andrew Rees , was to "leverage Crocs' strong wholesale relationships to extend distribution" in order to "amplify the HEYDUDE brand". Crocs paid $2.5 billion to acquire HEYDUDE, adding a $715 million goodwill asset to its balance sheet in the process, which has since been written down substantially for impairment. If Crocs' core business is a money printing machine with a proprietary moat and distinctive product, HEYDUDE is just the opposite - it puts the "flop" in flip-flop. Having owned a few pairs of the s...
Key Points AbbVie is a Dividend King with a juicy yield. Coca-Cola has increased its dividend for 63 consecutive years and will likely soon extend that streak. Realty Income offers an ultra-high dividend yield and impressive stability. 10 stocks we like better than AbbVie › Country music singer Willie Nelson was a relatively young 48 when he released a song with the lyrics, "Nothing lasts forever ...
Key Points AbbVie is a Dividend King with a juicy yield. Coca-Cola has increased its dividend for 63 consecutive years and will likely soon extend that streak. Realty Income offers an ultra-high dividend yield and impressive stability. 10 stocks we like better than AbbVie › Country music singer Willie Nelson was a relatively young 48 when he released a song with the lyrics, "Nothing lasts forever but old Fords (NYSE: F) and a natural stone." Nelson is 92 now, but his sentiment that only a few things last forever is still applicable (though we could probably quibble over exactly which items make the list). Investors sometimes talk about "forever" stocks. However, exceptional stocks that you can truly hold onto for decades are rare. That said, they do exist – and some offer attractive dividends. Here are my picks for the best dividend stocks to buy and hold forever. 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. AbbVie Let's start with the fact that AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV) is a Dividend King. To become a member of this exclusive group, a company must increase its dividend for at least 50 consecutive years. AbbVie's streak of dividend increases is now at 53 years, including the time it was part of Abbott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT). Some Dividend Kings offer paltry dividend yields. Not AbbVie. The big drugmaker's forward dividend yield is around 3.2%, almost three times higher than that of the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC). And AbbVie's yield would be even higher if its stock hadn't delivered such strong gains over the past few years. You might question why I'd include the stock of a company that has existed as an independent entity for only 13 years on the list of the best dividend stocks to buy and hold forever. My first answer is that AbbVie has actually been in business much longer. Its parent, Abbott, was founded in 1888. More importantly, though, Abb...
Staff at a British tech startup are in line for a major windfall after an investment deal valued their company at $4bn (£2.9bn). Synthesia, which is developing artificial intelligence (AI) video technology, was given the price tag after selling a $200m chunk of shares to new investors including Google. It makes the company one of the highest-valued private tech firms in Britain. Existing employees...
Staff at a British tech startup are in line for a major windfall after an investment deal valued their company at $4bn (£2.9bn). Synthesia, which is developing artificial intelligence (AI) video technology, was given the price tag after selling a $200m chunk of shares to new investors including Google. It makes the company one of the highest-valued private tech firms in Britain. Existing employees will be able to cash out some of their shares as part of the Google investment, while the funding is also likely to cement a significant paper fortune for the company’s four co-founders, including 34-year old chief executive Victor Riparbelli. Synthesia makes realistic AI avatars used to deliver training videos or safety briefings – taking on work once done by HR staff or recruiters and saving costs for companies. Mr Riparbelli said the technology could “free up hours to do something more productive” and “definitely change jobs and make some jobs more and less important”.
Cascade Investment Group Inc. reduced its holdings in Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGO - Free Report) by 36.4% during the 3rd quarter, according to the company in its most recent 13F filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The firm owned 4,717 shares of the semiconductor manufacturer's stock after selling 2,697 shares during the period. Broadcom makes up about 1.0% of Cascade Investment Group ...
Cascade Investment Group Inc. reduced its holdings in Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGO - Free Report) by 36.4% during the 3rd quarter, according to the company in its most recent 13F filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The firm owned 4,717 shares of the semiconductor manufacturer's stock after selling 2,697 shares during the period. Broadcom makes up about 1.0% of Cascade Investment Group Inc.'s investment portfolio, making the stock its 25th largest position. Cascade Investment Group Inc.'s holdings in Broadcom were worth $1,556,000 at the end of the most recent quarter. Other hedge funds also recently modified their holdings of the company. Assetmark Inc. raised its holdings in shares of Broadcom by 2.4% in the 2nd quarter. Assetmark Inc. now owns 1,703,487 shares of the semiconductor manufacturer's stock worth $469,566,000 after buying an additional 39,466 shares in the last quarter. Capital Counsel LLC NY acquired a new stake in Broadcom in the 2nd quarter valued at $221,000. Waterloo Capital L.P. grew its position in Broadcom by 7.0% in the second quarter. Waterloo Capital L.P. now owns 48,361 shares of the semiconductor manufacturer's stock valued at $13,331,000 after acquiring an additional 3,180 shares during the period. RiverFront Investment Group LLC raised its stake in Broadcom by 107.6% during the second quarter. RiverFront Investment Group LLC now owns 16,524 shares of the semiconductor manufacturer's stock worth $4,555,000 after acquiring an additional 8,566 shares in the last quarter. Finally, Baltimore Washington Financial Advisors Inc. lifted its holdings in shares of Broadcom by 23.6% during the second quarter. Baltimore Washington Financial Advisors Inc. now owns 46,317 shares of the semiconductor manufacturer's stock valued at $12,767,000 after acquiring an additional 8,829 shares during the period. 76.43% of the stock is owned by institutional investors. Get Broadcom alerts: Sign Up Insider Buying and Selling at Broadcom In other Broadco...