Key PointsThe war in Ukraine highlighted the effectiveness of low-cost drones, prompting the Pentagon to initiate a $1.1 billion Drone Dominance Program.
Key PointsThe war in Ukraine highlighted the effectiveness of low-cost drones, prompting the Pentagon to initiate a $1.1 billion Drone Dominance Program.
Enrique Riquelme held Madrid shirt with Haaland’s name City bid rejected for Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson Manchester City are considering legal action against Enrique Riquelme after the Real Madrid presidential candidate held up a Madrid shirt with Erling Haaland’s name on the back during a TV appearance in which he claimed a clause in the striker’s contract would allow him to sign Haaland ...
Enrique Riquelme held Madrid shirt with Haaland’s name City bid rejected for Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson Manchester City are considering legal action against Enrique Riquelme after the Real Madrid presidential candidate held up a Madrid shirt with Erling Haaland’s name on the back during a TV appearance in which he claimed a clause in the striker’s contract would allow him to sign Haaland if elected. On Wednesday Riquelme said that Haaland, who agreed a record nine-and-a-half-year deal in January 2025, wanted to join Real. The Spanish businessman also promised that Rodri would leave City for the record 15-times European champions. Continue reading...
OUTFRONT Media ( OUT ) said its wholly owned subsidiaries priced a private offering of $500M aggregate principal amount of 6.000% senior notes due 2034. The notes were priced at 100% of principal, and the offering is expected to close on June 12. Net proceeds, together with borrowings under its accounts receivable securitization facility and cash on hand, will be used to redeem all outstanding 5.0...
OUTFRONT Media ( OUT ) said its wholly owned subsidiaries priced a private offering of $500M aggregate principal amount of 6.000% senior notes due 2034. The notes were priced at 100% of principal, and the offering is expected to close on June 12. Net proceeds, together with borrowings under its accounts receivable securitization facility and cash on hand, will be used to redeem all outstanding 5.000% senior notes due 2027, pay related accrued interest, and cover fees and expenses associated with the transaction. The offering is being conducted as a private placement. More on Outfront Media OUTFRONT Media Inc. (OUT) Presents at J.P. Morgan 54th Annual Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference Transcript OUTFRONT Media Inc. (OUT) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript OUTFRONT Media Inc. 2026 Q1 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Outfront Media declares $0.30 dividend Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Outfront Media
NVIDIA recently used Computex and GTC Taipei to unveil RTX Spark, its first AI PC superchip co‑developed with Microsoft and MediaTek, alongside the Vera CPU and rack‑scale Vera Rubin platform for agentic AI factories now ramping into full production. These launches push NVIDIA beyond GPUs into end‑to‑end AI infrastructure for both data centers and Windows PCs, tightening ecosystem ties with hypers...
NVIDIA recently used Computex and GTC Taipei to unveil RTX Spark, its first AI PC superchip co‑developed with Microsoft and MediaTek, alongside the Vera CPU and rack‑scale Vera Rubin platform for agentic AI factories now ramping into full production. These launches push NVIDIA beyond GPUs into end‑to‑end AI infrastructure for both data centers and Windows PCs, tightening ecosystem ties with hyperscalers, OEMs, chipmakers, and software providers across industries from healthcare to autonomous...
AEVEX ( AVEX ), part of Madison Dearborn Partners’ funds, announced the pricing of its public offering , which includes 5.73M shares from AEVEX and 2.27M shares from certain selling stockholders, priced at $27.00 per share. Additionally, AEVEX and the selling stockholders have allowed underwriters a 30-day option to buy up to 858.92K and 341.08K additional shares of Class A common stock from AEVEX...
AEVEX ( AVEX ), part of Madison Dearborn Partners’ funds, announced the pricing of its public offering , which includes 5.73M shares from AEVEX and 2.27M shares from certain selling stockholders, priced at $27.00 per share. Additionally, AEVEX and the selling stockholders have allowed underwriters a 30-day option to buy up to 858.92K and 341.08K additional shares of Class A common stock from AEVEX and the selling stockholders , respectively, at the same price, minus underwriting fees. The offering is expected to close on June 5, 2026, pending standard closing conditions. More on AEVEX Corp. AEVEX Corp.: Operational Trends In Kinetic Drones AEVEX: This Defense-Tech Full Drone Stack Company Could Be A Future Winner AEVEX: Drone Player Taking Off AEVEX launches public offering of 8M Class A shares Applied Aerospace & Defense seeks $3.59 billion valuation in IPO
Bank of America predicts a streak of gilt purchases by foreign buyers extended through May, as some of the highest government yields in major developed nations offset political turbulence and inflation fears. The BofA forecast came after Bank of England data on Tuesday showed more overseas investors bought gilts than sold them for an eighth consecutive month in April, the longest streak since 2021...
Bank of America predicts a streak of gilt purchases by foreign buyers extended through May, as some of the highest government yields in major developed nations offset political turbulence and inflation fears. The BofA forecast came after Bank of England data on Tuesday showed more overseas investors bought gilts than sold them for an eighth consecutive month in April, the longest streak since 2021. Thirty-year yields above 5.5% are the highest in a basket of 21 developed markets tracked by Bloomberg. “Up until 2022, investors were systematically bearish gilts,” said Mark Capleton , head of global-inflation linked research at Bank of America. “They thought gilts were expensive, and now they think they are cheap.” A potential Labour leadership challenge and inflationary pressures from the war in Iran sent UK borrowing costs to the highest in decades in the first half of May. Gilts then staged a recovery as hopes for a peace deal between the US and Iran drove oil prices lower. Andy Burnham, the potential rival to Prime Minister Keir Starmer, will take part in a TV debate on Thursday evening between candidates in a June 18 by-election. To be sure, Capleton said that some of the overseas demand may come from UK-based investors purchasing gilts via offshore accounts. The figures could also be inflated by hedge funds executing non-directional trades, such as basis trades, which seek to profit from small price differences between cash bonds and futures contracts, he said. Read more: Hedge Funds Control More Than Half of Electronic Gilts Trading The gilt-buying data suggest banks are trying to rebuild their holdings of high-quality liquid assets as the BOE pushes ahead selling the bonds it bought as part of its past quantitative easing programs. According to Capleton, the Debt Management Office should continue reducing the weighted-average maturity of newly issued bonds. “The curve would benefit from further shortening to meet the needs of what are now the dominant investors...
Overseas investors turned net sellers of Japanese shares for the first time in two months last week, ending a buying streak that helped drive the nation’s benchmark to multiple all-time highs. Foreigners net sold around ¥395 billion ($2.5 billion) of Japanese cash equities in the week ended May 29, according to data from Japan Exchange Group Inc. That marked the end of an eight-week run of net pur...
Overseas investors turned net sellers of Japanese shares for the first time in two months last week, ending a buying streak that helped drive the nation’s benchmark to multiple all-time highs. Foreigners net sold around ¥395 billion ($2.5 billion) of Japanese cash equities in the week ended May 29, according to data from Japan Exchange Group Inc. That marked the end of an eight-week run of net purchases. The selling came as Japan’s tech-heavy Nikkei 225 gauge rose above 65,000 for the first time, primarily driven by artificial intelligence-linked stocks like SoftBank Group Corp. , Kioxia Holdings Corp. and Murata Manufacturing Co. The Nikkei’s rapid rally has stoked concerns of overheating among some market participants, prompting them to secure profits. “There is a growing sense that AI is becoming a bubble and we reckon that about 70% of the Japanese stock market gains in 2026 are in AI-ecosystem stocks,” said Pelham Smithers , managing director of UK-based equity research firm Pelham Smithers Associates. Some global investors are “wanting to move away from Japan and put money in less AI-tastic markets like Europe” as caution grows, he said. Read more: Kioxia Briefly Ousts Toyota as Japan’s No. 2 Most Valuable Firm The Nikkei has gained 34% since the start of 2026, far outpacing major equity benchmarks in the US and Europe. Memory chipmaker Kioxia has ballooned more than 630%, with SoftBank Group rising almost 70%. Portfolio rebalancing due to MSCI’s quarterly index review also likely drove outflows from Japan, said Shota Sando , an analyst at Tokai Tokyo Intelligence Laboratory Co. Multiple Japanese firms were removed from global standard indexes on May 29, including Japan Airlines Co, MatsukiyoCocokara & Co. and Sekisui Chemical Co. Domestic investors, in contrast, were solid buyers of Japanese stocks last week, with institutions net purchasing around ¥477 billion and retail buying ¥106 billion.
He's their 10th head coach in just over a decade. After a successful first season, have Leicester Tigers finally found a long-term boss in Geoff Parling?
He's their 10th head coach in just over a decade. After a successful first season, have Leicester Tigers finally found a long-term boss in Geoff Parling?
In this article P2H-FF KKR ARES BX Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Partners Group is prepared to restrict investor withdrawals across more of its funds, the Swiss private markets giant said Thursday, after capping redemptions in one of its European vehicles following a surge in exit requests. The Zurich-listed fund manager warned that the spike in client withdrawals that upended pr...
In this article P2H-FF KKR ARES BX Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Partners Group is prepared to restrict investor withdrawals across more of its funds, the Swiss private markets giant said Thursday, after capping redemptions in one of its European vehicles following a surge in exit requests. The Zurich-listed fund manager warned that the spike in client withdrawals that upended private credit markets this year now appears to be spilling over into the private equity space. On Wednesday, Partners Group said it was halting withdrawals from its Global Value SICAV vehicle at 5%, after redemption requests hit 9.8%. It warned that another one of its funds — a Delaware-domiciled U.S. private equity vehicle — is also set to face redemption requests of about 6% of net asset value in the second quarter. Three other evergreen funds, whose assets together total approximately $9.7 billion, are also likely to experience second-quarter redemptions of 3.5%-5%, Partners Group said. In a statement, Partners Group acknowledged heightened volatility across open-ended so-called "evergreen" funds, adding that it would impose 5% liquidity limits in such vehicles if withdrawal requests exceed that threshold. The rush for the exits by investors is reigniting anxiety over pressures in the global private markets industry. "Liquidity features are designed to protect long-term investors, and to ensure that returns continue to be driven by the quality of the underlying private assets rather than by short-term flow dynamics," CEO David Layton said. He said Partners Group's portfolio companies offer "substantial upside potential," adding that, since inception, its main funds have returned more than five times initial investments for clients. Partners Group said that about 80% of its $185 billion in assets under management are from longer-term institutional investors, with 20% from private wealth investors. Shares in Zurich-listed Partners Group plummeted more than 16% on Wednesday,...