Space stocks are splitting hard in Tuesday’s session. Virgin Galactic (NYSE:SPCE) stock is crashing 32% to around $5.08 in mid-morning trading, while AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ:ASTS) stock climbs 10% to around $116 and Planet Labs (NYSE:PL) stock advances 9% to around $50.50. The divergence captures the latest chapter in an ongoing space-sector story. Retail-driven proxy trades ... Virgin Galactic Cr...
Space stocks are splitting hard in Tuesday’s session. Virgin Galactic (NYSE:SPCE) stock is crashing 32% to around $5.08 in mid-morning trading, while AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ:ASTS) stock climbs 10% to around $116 and Planet Labs (NYSE:PL) stock advances 9% to around $50.50. The divergence captures the latest chapter in an ongoing space-sector story. Retail-driven proxy trades ... Virgin Galactic Crashes 32% on Settlement Dilution Fears, AST SpaceMobile Rises 10%, Planet Labs Climbs 9%
Looking today at week-over-week shares outstanding changes among the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, one standout is the Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Growth ETF (Symbol: SCHG) where we have detected an approximate $270.0 million dollar inflow -- that's a 0.4% increase week ove
Looking today at week-over-week shares outstanding changes among the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, one standout is the Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Growth ETF (Symbol: SCHG) where we have detected an approximate $270.0 million dollar inflow -- that's a 0.4% increase week ove
Os Estados Unidos propuseram uma nova tarifa de 25% sobre produtos brasileiros após investigação considerar que o país adota práticas comerciais desleais. (Source: Bloomberg)
Os Estados Unidos propuseram uma nova tarifa de 25% sobre produtos brasileiros após investigação considerar que o país adota práticas comerciais desleais. (Source: Bloomberg)
Wall Street investors use financial derivatives to hedge against shifts in interest rates and exchange rates. Farmers use them to lock in the price of their crops. Now, one New York City bar is using Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated prediction-markets platform, to hedge against another kind of risk.
Wall Street investors use financial derivatives to hedge against shifts in interest rates and exchange rates. Farmers use them to lock in the price of their crops. Now, one New York City bar is using Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated prediction-markets platform, to hedge against another kind of risk.
MIAMI, FL / ACCESS Newswire / June 2, 2026 / As global tech giants scramble to raise unprecedented capital for artificial intelligence expansion, Ready Set Fund Grow, an emerging infrastructure and economic development startup, today announced a groundbreaking ...
MIAMI, FL / ACCESS Newswire / June 2, 2026 / As global tech giants scramble to raise unprecedented capital for artificial intelligence expansion, Ready Set Fund Grow, an emerging infrastructure and economic development startup, today announced a groundbreaking ...
Shocking JOLTS: Job Openings Soar By 731K, 9-Sigma Beat, As Quits Bizarrely Plunge To 6 Year Low We had to do a double take when the BLS reported today's JOLTS job openings: with consensus expecting no change from last month's print of 6.866MM, and near the lowest in two years, moments ago a flashing red headline revealed that in April the US added a stunning 731K jobs to 7.618 million, up from an...
Shocking JOLTS: Job Openings Soar By 731K, 9-Sigma Beat, As Quits Bizarrely Plunge To 6 Year Low We had to do a double take when the BLS reported today's JOLTS job openings: with consensus expecting no change from last month's print of 6.866MM, and near the lowest in two years, moments ago a flashing red headline revealed that in April the US added a stunning 731K jobs to 7.618 million, up from an upward revised 6.887 million, and up 520K from a year ago. For context, this was a 9 sigma beat to expectations, the biggest beat in history. WTF!?... and how is this possible at a time when companies are mass laying off thanks to AI? Well, according to the BLS,the number of job openings increased in professional and business services (+668,000), and also rose in manufacturing, manufacturing, and - alas - government. Jobs stumbled in finance and insurance (-135,000). This was the biggest monthly increase in professional and business services by a huge margin. It wasn't clear what exactly job category prompted this surge. Meanwhile, the draining of the swamp appears to be officially over with government jobs jumping by 47K to 777K, the biggest monthly increase this year. The historic surge in April job openings, coupled with the modest increase in unemployed workers means that after 9 months of labor surplus, there were 245K more job openings than unemployed workers in April, a reversal to the "deficit" regime observed since last July. The surge in openings also means that after falling back to 0.9x in March, in April the ratio of job openings rose back to 1.0x and was the highest since January 2025. But while the job openings number was a shock, this month we saw a reversal of last month's surge in hires and quits, and in April both the number of Quits and Hires, tumbled once more. Specifically, hires plunged by 419K to 4.899 million, while quits - or the "take his job and shove it" indicator - plunged by 183K, or 5.8%, to 2.977 million, the lowest since 2020 and the bigge...
Anthropic is expanding Project Glasswing, its security vulnerability program, and access to Mythos to 150 organizations across 15 countries — targeting critical infrastructure in power, water, healthcare, and communications where a cyberattack could affect 100 million people.
Anthropic is expanding Project Glasswing, its security vulnerability program, and access to Mythos to 150 organizations across 15 countries — targeting critical infrastructure in power, water, healthcare, and communications where a cyberattack could affect 100 million people.
Blue Origin faces a formidable challenge that goes beyond simply replacing the New Glenn rocket it lost in last week’s explosion: rebuilding a destroyed launchpad that took years to construct. At a minimum, the Jeff Bezos -backed company will need months to recover from the costly setback, though the billionaire said shortly after the blast that it’s worth the effort to rebuild. That process stand...
Blue Origin faces a formidable challenge that goes beyond simply replacing the New Glenn rocket it lost in last week’s explosion: rebuilding a destroyed launchpad that took years to construct. At a minimum, the Jeff Bezos -backed company will need months to recover from the costly setback, though the billionaire said shortly after the blast that it’s worth the effort to rebuild. That process stands to delay Blue Origin’s ambitions to compete with rival SpaceX on everything from orbital launches to moon travel for NASA. Photos of the blast’s aftermath reveal that the accident caused significant damage to the launchpad infrastructure in Cape Canaveral, Florida, destroying a key apparatus used to support and transport the rocket for flights and causing one of two lightning towers to collapse. Other hardware nearby also appeared considerably scorched. The explosion was so destructive that it generated seismic waves . Rebuilding New Glenn’s sole operational launchpad will likely pose the biggest hurdle to resuming flights. While the company is building a launch site in California, the vast majority of the missions were slated to occur in Florida. The accident grounds New Glenn, which has only completed two successful launches, at a crucial juncture in the company’s history. Not only is the rocket key to bringing in revenue from commercial customers, NASA and the Pentagon, it was poised to make Blue Origin a serious rival to SpaceX, as Elon Musk ’s company prepares to go public in a blockbuster-IPO. Watch More: Why The SpaceX IPO Is Unlike Any Other (Video) “If you want to look at a big picture, 10,000-foot view of the Blue Origin business, it all links back to New Glenn,” said Caleb Henry, director of research at Quilty Space, a space research firm. For Blue Origin to do all that its customers want, “it needs New Glenn to work.” To conduct flights of New Glenn, Blue Origin in 2015 leased, and then spent much of the last decade, renovating a launch site at Cape Canaveral ...