Unusual Machines (NYSEMKT: UMAC) stock had a five-day trading stretch that was unusual in a good way. Encouraged by very bullish comments from the drone component maker's leader, investors piled into the stock, sending it up by double digits. Over the course of the week, according to data compiled by S&P Global Market Intelligence , Unusual Machines' stock ballooned more than 15% higher in price. ...
Unusual Machines (NYSEMKT: UMAC) stock had a five-day trading stretch that was unusual in a good way. Encouraged by very bullish comments from the drone component maker's leader, investors piled into the stock, sending it up by double digits. Over the course of the week, according to data compiled by S&P Global Market Intelligence , Unusual Machines' stock ballooned more than 15% higher in price. On Tuesday, White Diamond Research conducted an interview with Unusual Machines CEO Allan Evans. In the conversation, Evans repeatedly emphasized that the company's wares are in extremely high demand, not least because of the two leading wars in the world. But even if those were to end, the company would still be operating at a high pitch. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
Matinas BioPharma ( NYSE: MTNB ) said on Friday it received a notice from NYSE American on April 2, 2026, for non-compliance with Section 1003(a)(i) listing standard. NYSE American said the company failed to meet stockholders’ equity requirements under Sections 1003(a)(i)-(iii), which mandate minimum equity of $2M, $4M, or $6M depending on recent loss history. The notice said the company had stock...
Matinas BioPharma ( NYSE: MTNB ) said on Friday it received a notice from NYSE American on April 2, 2026, for non-compliance with Section 1003(a)(i) listing standard. NYSE American said the company failed to meet stockholders’ equity requirements under Sections 1003(a)(i)-(iii), which mandate minimum equity of $2M, $4M, or $6M depending on recent loss history. The notice said the company had stockholders’ equity of $4.83M as of Dec. 31, 2025, with losses over the past five fiscal years, making it ineligible for any exemption under Section 1003(a). The company is now subject to Section 1009 procedures and has until May 2, 2026, to submit a compliance plan, with up to 18 months from the notice date to regain compliance. More on Matinas Biopharma Financial information for Matinas Biopharma
It's Past Time To Privatize The Post Office Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance A new piece from the Cato Institute lays out how bad things have gotten at the post office, arguing that the United States Postal Service is facing a severe and worsening financial crisis. According to the article, USPS has been losing billions of dollars annually for well over a decade and is now at a point where it can...
It's Past Time To Privatize The Post Office Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance A new piece from the Cato Institute lays out how bad things have gotten at the post office, arguing that the United States Postal Service is facing a severe and worsening financial crisis. According to the article, USPS has been losing billions of dollars annually for well over a decade and is now at a point where it cannot realistically fix its problems without major structural changes. I could have told you this after the horror show I lived through at the post office back in September of 2025. The USPS now is the predictable outcome of trying to run a massive logistics operation through a government bureaucracy that moves slowly, resists change, and answers more to politics than to performance . The piece makes clear that USPS was built for a world that no longer exists, yet it continues operating as if nothing has changed because, as usual, government institutions are the last to notice reality. The problems outlined are extensive and, frankly, not surprising. Mail volumes have collapsed as Americans switched to faster, cheaper digital alternatives, yet USPS continues to behave like it’s still 1995. What mail remains is increasingly dominated by low-value marketing material, while the agency struggles to compete in package delivery against companies that actually specialize in logistics. Even Amazon, a company that started as an online bookstore (what could be less efficient to ship than godd*mn books — bricks?), has figured out how to build a better delivery network. Meanwhile, visits to post offices have fallen off a cliff, but the system has barely shrunk its footprint. Labor costs remain enormous, productivity lags, and the workforce is structured in ways that prioritize stability over efficiency. The result is exactly what you would expect when there is no real pressure to perform: bitchy apathetic staff , declining output, rising inefficiency, and billions in annual losses that j...
A 12-year-old has been arrested in connection with the death of a classmate who was hit in the head with a metal water bottle during an alleged bullying incident at a Los Angeles school, authorities said Friday. The juvenile, whose age and gender have not been made public, was arrested on suspicion of murder on Thursday, Los Angeles Police Officer Charles Miller said. The arrest stems from the Feb...
A 12-year-old has been arrested in connection with the death of a classmate who was hit in the head with a metal water bottle during an alleged bullying incident at a Los Angeles school, authorities said Friday. The juvenile, whose age and gender have not been made public, was arrested on suspicion of murder on Thursday, Los Angeles Police Officer Charles Miller said. The arrest stems from the February 25 death of 12-year-old Khimberly Zavaleta Chuquipa. The Los Angeles County District...
Banks and other firms that want to work on SpaceX's initial public offering (IPO) are being required to buy subscriptions to the Grok AI service, The New York Times reported today . Elon Musk "is requiring banks, law firms, auditors and other advisers working on the IPO to buy subscriptions to Grok, his artificial intelligence chatbot that is part of SpaceX," the NYT wrote, citing anonymous source...
Banks and other firms that want to work on SpaceX's initial public offering (IPO) are being required to buy subscriptions to the Grok AI service, The New York Times reported today . Elon Musk "is requiring banks, law firms, auditors and other advisers working on the IPO to buy subscriptions to Grok, his artificial intelligence chatbot that is part of SpaceX," the NYT wrote, citing anonymous sources who are familiar with the confidential negotiations. "Some of the banks have agreed to spend tens of millions on the chatbot and they have already started integrating Grok into their IT systems." SpaceX reportedly filed IPO paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission this week. The IPO filing came two months after SpaceX purchased xAI , the Musk company that produces Grok. xAI purchased the X social network in March 2025. Read full article Comments