(RTTNews) - Hana Financial Group (086790.KS) reported that its fourth quarter net income attributable to shareholders of parent company was 42.35 billion Korean won compared to 43.33 billion won, prior year, a decline of 2.26%. Net income from continuing operation before income tax was 51.15 billion won compared to 49.36 billion won, up 3.63%. Operating loss was 17.77 billion won, compared to a lo...
(RTTNews) - Hana Financial Group (086790.KS) reported that its fourth quarter net income attributable to shareholders of parent company was 42.35 billion Korean won compared to 43.33 billion won, prior year, a decline of 2.26%. Net income from continuing operation before income tax was 51.15 billion won compared to 49.36 billion won, up 3.63%. Operating loss was 17.77 billion won, compared to a loss of 53.80 billion won, an improvement of 66.98% from last year. Fourth quarter sales were 4.46 trillion won compared to 4.02 trillion won, up 10.73% from a year ago. Hana Financial is trading at 1,00,400 won, down 3.1%. For more earnings news, earnings calendar, and earnings for stocks, visit rttnews.com. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Jan 30 (Reuters) - Apple is prioritizing production and shipment of its three highest-end iPhone models for 2026 while delaying the rollout of its standard model due to a marketing strategy shift and supply-chain constraints, Nikkei Asia reported on Friday, citing four people with knowledge of the matter. Reuters could not immediately verify the report. (Reporting by Bipasha Dey in B...
Jan 30 (Reuters) - Apple is prioritizing production and shipment of its three highest-end iPhone models for 2026 while delaying the rollout of its standard model due to a marketing strategy shift and supply-chain constraints, Nikkei Asia reported on Friday, citing four people with knowledge of the matter. Reuters could not immediately verify the report. (Reporting by Bipasha Dey in Bengaluru; Editing by Sonia Cheema)
Swatch Group AG ’s profit tumbled last year as the watchmaker grappled with persistent weakness in China and declining watch exports to the key US market following the imposition of tariffs. Operating profit fell 56% to 135 million Swiss francs ($175.6 million) in 2025, below analyst estimates of 198.3 million francs, the company said in a statement Friday. Sales dropped 1.3% to 6.3 billion francs...
Swatch Group AG ’s profit tumbled last year as the watchmaker grappled with persistent weakness in China and declining watch exports to the key US market following the imposition of tariffs. Operating profit fell 56% to 135 million Swiss francs ($175.6 million) in 2025, below analyst estimates of 198.3 million francs, the company said in a statement Friday. Sales dropped 1.3% to 6.3 billion francs from the previous year. Still, Swatch gave an optimistic outlook for 2026, saying it “expects substantial growth for the year” in all price segments. The group has faced a tough couple of years, which squeezed profit margins. The watch industry was jolted earlier this year when President Donald Trump levied tariffs of as much as 39% on imports from Switzerland — the highest rate applied to any developed economy. The duties were retroactively reduced to 15%, still well above historical levels.
msft MSFT Stock Down, Microsoft Loses 10% Market Cap as Profitability Concern Eclipse Revenue Growth Even if Microsoft's most recent profits exceeded expectations, the market's response indicates that investors are still not persuaded that.. Written by: Skerdian Meta • • 3 min read • Quick overview Microsoft's recent earnings exceeded forecasts, but investor skepticism remains regarding sustainabl...
msft MSFT Stock Down, Microsoft Loses 10% Market Cap as Profitability Concern Eclipse Revenue Growth Even if Microsoft's most recent profits exceeded expectations, the market's response indicates that investors are still not persuaded that.. Written by: Skerdian Meta • • 3 min read • Quick overview Microsoft's recent earnings exceeded forecasts, but investor skepticism remains regarding sustainable profit growth. The company's stock has seen significant volatility, dropping over $100 from its October peak due to concerns about valuation risks and rising AI-related costs. Despite a better-than-expected Q2 report, shares fell sharply, indicating that strong earnings alone are no longer enough to reassure investors. Weakness in the PC and gaming segments adds to the pressure, complicating the narrative of growth primarily driven by cloud and AI. Live MSFT Chart 0.0000 MARKETS TREND [[MSFT-graph]] Even if Microsoft’s most recent profits exceeded expectations, the market’s response indicates that investors are still not persuaded that growth may result in long-term profit expansion. A Market Reset Reframes Expectations Microsoft’s share price has undergone a significant repricing over recent months, signaling a shift in how investors are evaluating large-cap technology leaders. After peaking above $555 in October, the stock retreated sharply, shedding more than $100 at its lows and briefly slipping below the $440 level last week. The pullback reflects a broader reassessment of valuation risk, particularly as capital expenditure tied to artificial intelligence accelerates. While Microsoft remains a core beneficiary of AI adoption, rising costs and uncertain timing around margin recovery have weighed on sentiment, prompting investors to demand clearer proof of near-term returns. Pre-Earnings Stabilization Offers Brief Relief Ahead of its fiscal second-quarter earnings release, Microsoft shares found temporary footing. Buyers stepped in near technical support levels, fuelin...
Hong Kong police are investigating an alleged robbery in which 58 million yen (US$376,600) was stolen outside a currency exchange shop in Sheung Wan. The force said a passerby reported the case at 9.47am on Friday, with initial investigations suggesting two men made off with the money worth HK$2.94 million near 272 Des Voeux Road Central. The pair, one in his twenties and the other in his teens, b...
Hong Kong police are investigating an alleged robbery in which 58 million yen (US$376,600) was stolen outside a currency exchange shop in Sheung Wan. The force said a passerby reported the case at 9.47am on Friday, with initial investigations suggesting two men made off with the money worth HK$2.94 million near 272 Des Voeux Road Central. The pair, one in his twenties and the other in his teens, boarded a private vehicle after taking the cash and departed the scene, according to police. Advertisement No one was injured. The case followed another similar robbery that took place in the same district last month. Advertisement Four armed men robbed a currency exchange shop of 1 billion yen (US$6.4 million) in December. The shop was located at 181 Queen’s Road Central near Grand Millennium Plaza, and a suspect was eventually arrested.
Under Salt Marsh 9pm, Sky Atlantic An engrossing crime drama that makes the most of its rugged south Wales coastal backdrop, complete with sheep running through the pub and cosy cardigans aplenty. Yellowstone’s Kelly Reilly leads the (not very Welsh) cast as Jackie, a pensive detective turned teacher with permanent bed hair. When she finds the body of her pupil in a ditch, her former colleague det...
Under Salt Marsh 9pm, Sky Atlantic An engrossing crime drama that makes the most of its rugged south Wales coastal backdrop, complete with sheep running through the pub and cosy cardigans aplenty. Yellowstone’s Kelly Reilly leads the (not very Welsh) cast as Jackie, a pensive detective turned teacher with permanent bed hair. When she finds the body of her pupil in a ditch, her former colleague detective Eric Bull (Rafe Spall) arrives on the scene, still disturbed by the cold case that forced Jackie to leave the force three years earlier. Are the two crimes connected? Throw into the mix an impending killer storm and Jackie’s secret lover played by Harry Lawtey, and it makes for perfect winter telly. Hollie Richardson Monty Don’s Rhineland Gardens 7pm, BBC Two Monty’s tour of the gardens along the Rhine has been driven by passion. As he enters the Netherlands in the final episode, he continues to meet people whose enthusiasm matches his own. He explores the impact of the river on Dutch life and visits the biggest display of tulips in the world. Phil Harrison David Baddiel: Cat Man 8pm, Channel 4 It’s the finale of this charming series that sees the comic wondering why dogs hog the airwaves. Baddiel meets remarkable moggies that have saved their owners’ lives. Plus, he extols the idea that cats are great pets for men. Or as one interviewee puts it: “A man with a cat is a more rounded person.” Alexi Duggins Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy 9pm, ITV1 A completely bleak drama based on John Wayne Gacy, a “pillar of the community”, who dressed like a clown to entertain sick children – but murdered 33 young men and boys and buried them under his home. Showrunner Patrick Macmanus promises the victims are at the heart of the show, but it starts with the days leading to the police’s grim discovery. HR Death in Paradise 9pm, BBC One Selwyn’s (Don Warrington) plane has only just touched down in Saint Marie when there’s another death to investigate. A man has fallen from the roo...
Key Points After a weak performance since its stock market debut last year, success in the prediction markets could help drive a rebound for Webull. Robinhood Markets' expansion into the prediction markets could help assuage concerns about future growth. Interactive Brokers is making big moves in the prediction market space, but in a far less "sporting" way. 10 stocks we like better than Webull › ...
Key Points After a weak performance since its stock market debut last year, success in the prediction markets could help drive a rebound for Webull. Robinhood Markets' expansion into the prediction markets could help assuage concerns about future growth. Interactive Brokers is making big moves in the prediction market space, but in a far less "sporting" way. 10 stocks we like better than Webull › Prediction markets have taken the financial and gaming world by storm over the past year. The space has grown substantially as platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket received regulatory a green light to offer not just political event contracts but also sports event contracts. Following this success, several fintech companies have thrown their hats into the prediction markets ring. Some are partnering with the likes of Kalshi and Polymarket, while others are launching their own exchange platforms. Some fintechs are also avoiding more retail-driven prediction markets, like sports events. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now. Continue » Webull (NASDAQ: BULL), Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ: HOOD), and Interactive Brokers (NASDAQ: IBKR) are three fintech stocks with exposure to this trend. Let's examine each one and assess the potential impact of prediction markets on their future performance. Webull may be in for a rebound, in part due to prediction market growth Shares in online brokerage Webull have struggled since their debut via a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) merger last spring. Although the stock initially bolted from around $12 to nearly $80 per share, it quickly coughed back those gains and then some. Concerns about the company's ties to China have weighed heavily on shares. Nevertheless, Webull continues to report strong growth. During the third quarter of 2025, total revenue increased 55% year over year, and the company swung from a loss to positive net earnings. Webull's move...
Sky Harbour Group ( SKYH ) priced Series 2026 Aviation Facilities Project bonds at a yield of 6.0%. The deal was upsized from the original $100M to $150M given investor demand. The Series 2026 Bonds were priced at par, carry a 6.0% coupon, and benefit from a mandatory tender on January 1, 2031. The Series 2026 Bonds are proposed to be issued by the Public Finance Authority of Wisconsin, a multi-ju...
Sky Harbour Group ( SKYH ) priced Series 2026 Aviation Facilities Project bonds at a yield of 6.0%. The deal was upsized from the original $100M to $150M given investor demand. The Series 2026 Bonds were priced at par, carry a 6.0% coupon, and benefit from a mandatory tender on January 1, 2031. The Series 2026 Bonds are proposed to be issued by the Public Finance Authority of Wisconsin, a multi-jurisdictional conduit issuer. The Series 2026 Bonds are expected to be issued on or about February 12, 2026. The stock price traded 2% higher on Thursday during after-market hours of trading. More on Sky Harbour Group Sky Harbour Group Corporation 2025 Q3 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Sky Harbour Group Corporation (SKYH) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Sky Harbour reports mixed Q3 results; reaffirms FY25 outlook Sky Harbour outlines plan to reach 23 airports by 2025 while accelerating pre-leasing strategy and capital formation Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Sky Harbour Group
Cloud name Oracle Corp (NYSE:ORCL) broke through its December low and 2024 highs, while also failing at its one-year volume point of control (VPOC). With the shares closing below put support at the 180-strike, the equity could be in a delta hedge meltdown, with lower strikes set to act as magnets -- specifically the 160 and 152.5 strikes. It's also worth noting that ORCL has a front-month gamma-we...
Cloud name Oracle Corp (NYSE:ORCL) broke through its December low and 2024 highs, while also failing at its one-year volume point of control (VPOC). With the shares closing below put support at the 180-strike, the equity could be in a delta hedge meltdown, with lower strikes set to act as magnets -- specifically the 160 and 152.5 strikes. It's also worth noting that ORCL has a front-month gamma-weighted Schaeffer's open interest ratio (SOIR) of 1.15. The security also sports a Schaeffer's Volatility Scorecard (SVS) of 99 out of 100, indicating it has tended to exceed option traders' volatility expectations during the past 12 months. Our recommended March put has a leverage ratio of 4.9 and will double on a 17.5% drop in the underlying equity.