A Hong Kong dancer left paralysed after being struck by a giant screen at a concert by popular boy band Mirror has for the first time shown himself moving independently in a wheelchair in a social media video since the accident 3½ years ago. Dancer Mo Li Kai-yin, 31, shared an Instagram video on Saturday of himself operating an electric wheelchair with the caption, “A 90 per cent introvert be like...
A Hong Kong dancer left paralysed after being struck by a giant screen at a concert by popular boy band Mirror has for the first time shown himself moving independently in a wheelchair in a social media video since the accident 3½ years ago. Dancer Mo Li Kai-yin, 31, shared an Instagram video on Saturday of himself operating an electric wheelchair with the caption, “A 90 per cent introvert be like:” followed by a bashful emoticon. In the clip, he appeared to be in good spirits as he steered the...
Getty Images HubSpot ( HUBS ) has undergone a significant reset over the last year, with the stock down more than 60%, putting its valuation closer in line with peers. The market is starting to price the company as a stable, mid-growth software provider instead of a premium SaaS name. However, it’s growing both revenues and customer count steadily and is moving upmarket. At the same time, HubSpot ...
Getty Images HubSpot ( HUBS ) has undergone a significant reset over the last year, with the stock down more than 60%, putting its valuation closer in line with peers. The market is starting to price the company as a stable, mid-growth software provider instead of a premium SaaS name. However, it’s growing both revenues and customer count steadily and is moving upmarket. At the same time, HubSpot is investing in AI through tools like Breeze Assistant and a growing suite of agents. Depending on execution, AI-related growth could fuel upside. However, the current valuation creates some tension. Expansion Remains Intact: Upmarket and Multi-Hub The company’s Q4 and full-year 2025 report showed solid numbers, beating on both the top and the bottom line. For the full year, revenue hit approximately $3.1 billion, representing an 18% increase in constant currency, adding 40,000 net new customers. Net revenue retention (NRR) was at 103.5% for the year and accelerated to 105% in Q4, indicating improvement, with management guiding to another 1-2 point increase for 2026. Meanwhile, net new ARR has exceeded revenue growth for six quarters in a row, which indicates stronger underlying demand. Upmarket momentum remains strong, with deals above $5,000 monthly recurring revenue up 33% and above $10,000 monthly recurring revenue up 41%. The quality mix is improving, as customers with over 500 seats increased five-fold over the year. Multi-hub adoption continues to scale, with 62% of new Pro+ customers purchasing multiple hubs at entry and 40% of the installed base using four hubs or more by year-end. The average subscription revenue per customer of $11,700 showed modest growth. Overall expansion was driven primarily by cross-selling into additional hubs, seat growth, and deeper integration into customer workflows. AI and Ecosystem Changes Are Reshaping the Model Instead of being offered as standalone features, HubSpot’s AI strategy is now being directly embedded into the product thro...
Lam Research (NasdaqGS:LRCX) is highlighted for its role supplying equipment used to produce AI focused chips, drawing attention as demand for advanced etch and deposition tools intensifies. The company is in focus as investors weigh its strong AI related positioning against concerns that Google's TurboQuant algorithm could reduce memory requirements for certain workloads. Recent updates on Lam Re...
Lam Research (NasdaqGS:LRCX) is highlighted for its role supplying equipment used to produce AI focused chips, drawing attention as demand for advanced etch and deposition tools intensifies. The company is in focus as investors weigh its strong AI related positioning against concerns that Google's TurboQuant algorithm could reduce memory requirements for certain workloads. Recent updates on Lam Research emphasize revenue growth tied to tools used in advanced memory and logic production for...
Hand it to Jared Isaacman. Barely three months after being confirmed by the Senate as NASA's 15th administrator, the space agency's new boss has really hit the ground running -- and he's planning to take America on a giant leap into space. On Tuesday this week, NASA held an Ignition event outlining its plans for space exploration over the next five years. Here are just a few of the things Isaacman...
Hand it to Jared Isaacman. Barely three months after being confirmed by the Senate as NASA's 15th administrator, the space agency's new boss has really hit the ground running -- and he's planning to take America on a giant leap into space. On Tuesday this week, NASA held an Ignition event outlining its plans for space exploration over the next five years. Here are just a few of the things Isaacman outlined at this event. Image source: NASA. Continue reading
A leadership dispute within Lopez Inc. , one of the Philippines’ biggest conglomerates, led to the ouster of its president over what he said was a disagreement over a 2-billion peso ($33 million) capital infusion for media unit ABS-CBN Corp. Federico Lopez sued some extended family members over his removal as president of Lopez Inc., the ultimate holding company of the Lopez family with interests ...
A leadership dispute within Lopez Inc. , one of the Philippines’ biggest conglomerates, led to the ouster of its president over what he said was a disagreement over a 2-billion peso ($33 million) capital infusion for media unit ABS-CBN Corp. Federico Lopez sued some extended family members over his removal as president of Lopez Inc., the ultimate holding company of the Lopez family with interests spanning power generation and distribution, property, manufacturing and media. Federico claimed his ouster during a Feb. 27 board meeting was illegal and sought his reinstatement, according to a court filing. A court order dated March 26 prohibited the defendants including Eugenio Lopez III , Rafael Lopez, Miguel Ernesto Lopez, Martin Lopez and Maria Eugenia Brown from enforcing Federico’s ouster. Lopez Inc. groups Lopez Holdings Corp. , which controls ABS-CBN; First Philippine Holdings Corp. ; First Gen Corp. and Energy Development Corp. Federico said moves to remove him stemmed from his opposition to a proposal to use Lopez Inc.’s reserve funds to infuse 2 billion pesos in capital to loss-making ABS-CBN and insisted that unresolved audit findings at the media company first be addressed, the court filing showed. On Saturday, ABS-CBN’s board of directors said that while the company is not a party to the case, it wanted to clarify that there were no audit findings and there was “nothing to resolve.” The claim is unfounded, the directors, which included two of the defendants, said in a statement .