Empery Digital ( EMPD ) has repurchased 23.63M shares of its common stock under its $200M share repurchase program, at an average purchase price per share of $5.83. Following these repurchases, the current number of shares outstanding is 32.43M, after giving effect to the potential exercise of 2.69M pre-funded warrants. During the week ending March 27, 2026, the company sold 79 BTC for an average ...
Empery Digital ( EMPD ) has repurchased 23.63M shares of its common stock under its $200M share repurchase program, at an average purchase price per share of $5.83. Following these repurchases, the current number of shares outstanding is 32.43M, after giving effect to the potential exercise of 2.69M pre-funded warrants. During the week ending March 27, 2026, the company sold 79 BTC for an average price of $71,031 per BTC, generating ~$5.6 million of gross proceeds, which was used to fund share repurchases and increase the company’s cash position. The company currently holds 3,359 BTC in its treasury. EMPD -0.25% premarket to $3.96. Source: Press Release More on Volcon Empery Digital to raise $25M in registered direct offering Empery Digital repurchased 15.40M shares under $200M buyback program Financial information for Volcon
Cargo of tofu was spilled in highway accident near town of Jerome and left to ripen and rot in the open for weeks A staggering 40,000lbs of extra-firm tofu was spilled in an accident near a small town in Missouri and left in the open for weeks, creating a smell that local officials called “unforgettable”. The cleanup – dubbed the “Great Battle of the Jerome Tofu Monster” – began near the town of J...
Cargo of tofu was spilled in highway accident near town of Jerome and left to ripen and rot in the open for weeks A staggering 40,000lbs of extra-firm tofu was spilled in an accident near a small town in Missouri and left in the open for weeks, creating a smell that local officials called “unforgettable”. The cleanup – dubbed the “Great Battle of the Jerome Tofu Monster” – began near the town of Jerome, in south-western Missouri, on 1 March, when a tractor-trailer vehicle with a cargo of tofu crashed off a local highway and plunged into a ravine. Continue reading...
French court rules against Welsh club in damages claim Sala died in 2019 plane crash when travelling to new club A commercial court in France has dismissed Cardiff City’s claim for more than £100m compensation following the death of Emiliano Sala. Seven years after the plane crash that killed Sala , Cardiff were seeking €120m (£104m) for loss of income and other damages from the player’s former te...
French court rules against Welsh club in damages claim Sala died in 2019 plane crash when travelling to new club A commercial court in France has dismissed Cardiff City’s claim for more than £100m compensation following the death of Emiliano Sala. Seven years after the plane crash that killed Sala , Cardiff were seeking €120m (£104m) for loss of income and other damages from the player’s former team Nantes after a series of previous legal setbacks for the Welsh club. Continue reading...
The fuel-supply shock is starting to hit Africa, weeks after Asian nations reported shortfalls in stocks. Shortages have emerged at filling stations in countries including Kenya, Ethiopia and Zambia. In South Africa, petrol prices would need to jump almost 30% on April 1, with wholesale diesel set to surge more than 50%, in order to make up for an average under-recovery at the pump over the past m...
The fuel-supply shock is starting to hit Africa, weeks after Asian nations reported shortfalls in stocks. Shortages have emerged at filling stations in countries including Kenya, Ethiopia and Zambia. In South Africa, petrol prices would need to jump almost 30% on April 1, with wholesale diesel set to surge more than 50%, in order to make up for an average under-recovery at the pump over the past month, according to estimates by the Central Energy Fund. The shock from the US-Israeli war on Iran, which has already triggered cooking-gas shortages in India, jet-fuel constraints in the Philippines and naphtha supply strains in Japan, is now set to ripple across Africa, raising transport and food costs in some of the world’s poorest economies. The impact has been slower to surface in part because many governments regulate fuel prices, delaying the pass-through of higher global energy costs. Some nations are cutting fuel levies and tapping support funds to cushion households — even as those measures erode already-stretched state revenue. “We direct government to address this matter to see how best we can address the challenges that South Africans are now going to face as the price of petrol and diesel go up,” South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Sunday at an African National Congress conference. Mali Raises Petrol, Diesel Prices and Cuts Some Fuel Subsidies African Nations Assure Residents, Warn Against Hoarding Fuel Fuel-Starved Nations Flock to Dangote’s Refinery: Next Africa Tanzania is strengthening border controls to stop the smuggling of fuel to its fuel-strapped neighbors, said the nation’s permanent secretary in the energy ministry, James Mataragio. Namibia said it will slash fuel levies for the three months through June, with the remainder of under-recovery of increases covered by its National Energy Fund. Similarly, Kenya, which relies on the Middle East for the bulk of its imports, will use its petroleum development levy to stabilize prices. The one n...
NoDerog Tommy Hilfiger ( PVH ) has tapped Kansas City Chief’s tight end Travis Kelce as the label’s newest global brand ambassador and creative collaborator . Kelce will promote the brand in a series of campaigns, collaborations, and events across multiple genres that include Fashion, Art, Music, Entertainment, and Sport (FAMES) and showcase Kelce-inspired designs. The partnership will begin in th...
NoDerog Tommy Hilfiger ( PVH ) has tapped Kansas City Chief’s tight end Travis Kelce as the label’s newest global brand ambassador and creative collaborator . Kelce will promote the brand in a series of campaigns, collaborations, and events across multiple genres that include Fashion, Art, Music, Entertainment, and Sport (FAMES) and showcase Kelce-inspired designs. The partnership will begin in the fall of 2026 and continue into the spring 2027 collection. Crucially, Kelce will put his fashion collaborations with the designer on display during his signature game day “tunnel walks.” “[Travis Kelce] is at the forefront of a new generation of athletes expressing themselves through style, with a down-to-earth quality that people immediately connect with. I’m excited to see how he brings his fearless, fun-loving, and bold take on Prep Made Current to fans around the world,” Tommy Hilfiger said. Kelce is also a brand ambassador for Six Flags Entertainment ( FUN ), Sleep Number ( SNBR ), and collaborates with American Eagle ( AEO ) on its Tru Kolors collection. Shares of Tommy Hilfiger’s parent company, PVH Corp. ( PVH ) are only fractionally higher into Monday’s open. More on PVH Corp PVH Q4 Earnings Preview: Attractive Despite Inflation Risk (Upgrade) PVH: Headwinds Ahead In Regaining Momentum PVH: Deeply Discounted 5.7x P/E Is A Buying Opportunity Apparel stocks to watch on back of Lululemon's mixed earnings report PVH partners with OpenAI to accelerate brand-building journey
Talon Metals Corp. press release ( TLO:CA ): FY GAAP EPS of -C$0.05. Cash and cash equivalents were C$16.43M as of December 31, 2025. More on Talon Metals Corp. Talon Metals: A New Critical Nickel Producer Historical earnings data for Talon Metals Corp. Financial information for Talon Metals Corp.
Talon Metals Corp. press release ( TLO:CA ): FY GAAP EPS of -C$0.05. Cash and cash equivalents were C$16.43M as of December 31, 2025. More on Talon Metals Corp. Talon Metals: A New Critical Nickel Producer Historical earnings data for Talon Metals Corp. Financial information for Talon Metals Corp.
Klaus Vedfelt/DigitalVision via Getty Images STAG Industrial ( STAG ) has suffered lately, as did other REITs, from the prospects of higher interest rates after the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran at the end of February, which kicked off yet another escalation in the Middle East. However, STAG Industrial is reliably growing its core funds from operations, has a well-occupied industrial-focused real ...
Klaus Vedfelt/DigitalVision via Getty Images STAG Industrial ( STAG ) has suffered lately, as did other REITs, from the prospects of higher interest rates after the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran at the end of February, which kicked off yet another escalation in the Middle East. However, STAG Industrial is reliably growing its core funds from operations, has a well-occupied industrial-focused real estate portfolio and significant excess coverage that limits downside risk, in my opinion. I like STAG Industrial because of its excellent 1.8X dividend coverage ratio as well as consistent investment activity, driven by e-Commerce sector expansion and reshoring of U.S. supply chains. Due to the recent consolidation, investors can buy a piece of STAG Industrial at an approximately 8% discount compared to the REIT's valuation at the beginning of March. Data by YCharts Previous rating I rated STAG Industrial a buy in July 2024 -- A Pure-Play Industrial REIT Paying 4.2% -- when I pointed out the REIT's single-tenant focus and consistent growth in its real estate portfolio over time. I like that STAG Industrial had no major challenges in supporting its dividend with core funds from operations throughout 2025 and the real estate investment platform is successively getting bigger as it recycles proceeds from asset sales into new property acquisitions. Shares are cheap and the current correction in the REIT market, which is in part driven by concerns over rate cut delays, may be seen as an engagement opportunity. Growth opportunity STAG Industrial is a leading real estate investment trust focused specifically on the industrial property sub-sector in the U.S. As of the end of the December quarter, STAG Industrial owned 601 properties in its industrial core business, encompassing a massive 120M square feet. STAG Industrial's real estate business is geographically highly diversified, with the company's operations spanning 41 states. It also had a fantastic total portfolio occupancy r...
Welcome to the Brussels Edition. I’m Suzanne Lynch, Bloomberg’s Brussels bureau chief, bringing you the latest from the EU each weekday. Make sure you’re signed up . As Group of Seven finance and energy ministers meet, Europe is beginning to count the cost of the energy crisis. The G-7 virtual gathering, also attended by central bankers and representatives of the International Energy Agency (IEA),...
Welcome to the Brussels Edition. I’m Suzanne Lynch, Bloomberg’s Brussels bureau chief, bringing you the latest from the EU each weekday. Make sure you’re signed up . As Group of Seven finance and energy ministers meet, Europe is beginning to count the cost of the energy crisis. The G-7 virtual gathering, also attended by central bankers and representatives of the International Energy Agency (IEA), took place as US President Donald Trump renewed his threats on Iranian energy assets, including “blowing up” power plants and Kharg Island, if no deal is reached to end the war. With oil trading as high as $116 a barrel today, Europe is continuing to count the cost of the turmoil in the Middle East. New figures today show that German inflation surged in March – to the highest level in more than a year – after the Iran war propelled energy costs higher. Consumer prices rose 2.8% year-on-year to March, faster than February’s 2% advance. Other countries are also seeing the impact. Headline inflation hit 3.6% in March in Ireland, up from 2.5% in February according to figures out today. Speaking this afternoon, German Energy Minister Katherina Reiche said it was impossible to say how long the conflict would last as she responded to the latest inflation figures. With the war in the Middle East adding to an inflationary drive in Europe’s largest economy, at EU level, officials are searching for ways to address rising energy costs. Brussels intends to keep key parameters of its Market Stability Reserve when it announces a revision later this week, Ewa Krukowska reports. As Bloomberg previously reported, the EU plans to amend the mechanism that controls supply in the carbon market Wednesday, and the only change will be scrapping a provision on invalidating certain permits. This will allow more to stay in reserve and be used as an intervention tool in case of any price shocks. The Latest Finland warned that drone activity is likely to continue in the country’s vicinity after two aer...
Janus Henderson Investors, an investment management company, released its “Global Sustainable Equity Fund” fourth-quarter 2025 investor letter. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. In the fourth quarter of 2025, global equity markets experienced a significant upswing, with many indices hitting new all-time highs. Resilient equity markets, favorable monetary policies, and ongoing momentum [...
Janus Henderson Investors, an investment management company, released its “Global Sustainable Equity Fund” fourth-quarter 2025 investor letter. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. In the fourth quarter of 2025, global equity markets experienced a significant upswing, with many indices hitting new all-time highs. Resilient equity markets, favorable monetary policies, and ongoing momentum […]
Roman Tiraspolsky/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Intel’s ( INTC ) stock has appreciated by almost 15% and outperformed the market since the middle of December, when I last published my bullish article. In that article, I stated that the company’s comeback has begun. Following the publication of that article, Intel has beat the expectations in Q4, launched its first products built on the 18A pro...
Roman Tiraspolsky/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Intel’s ( INTC ) stock has appreciated by almost 15% and outperformed the market since the middle of December, when I last published my bullish article. In that article, I stated that the company’s comeback has begun. Following the publication of that article, Intel has beat the expectations in Q4, launched its first products built on the 18A process, and started gaining real traction in the foundry business. On top of that, the latest geopolitical developments are favorable for Intel. This is because companies around the globe are starting to diversify their supply chains in order to decrease their exposure to Taiwan. Therefore, while the ongoing war in Iran might push the stock lower in the short term, the numerous growth opportunities that Intel has going for it are making it a solid long-term investment. Is 2026 The Year of Change? Intel’s Q4 report from earlier this year showed that the company generated $13.7 billion in revenue, which was above the expectations by $310 million. The non-GAAP EPS of $0.15 was also above the expectations by $0.07. While Q4 didn’t look like a blowout quarter, as revenues were still down Y/Y, the fact that the results nevertheless exceeded expectations is a positive thing, considering that Intel has been trying to turn things around for quite some time. When it comes to the client business, CCG revenue was $8.2 billion, down 7% Y/Y. While this was slightly disappointing, the AI PC unit nevertheless grew 16%. At CES 2026, Intel also launched Core Ultra Series 3, better known as Panther Lake. It has become the first AI PC built on the Intel 18A node. The company has also recently debuted a refresh of its Arrow Lake laptop lineup. All of those product launches should help Intel reach its goal of having a 45% market share in the client segment. If achieved, this would be a meaningful improvement from where the company stands today. More importantly, following all of those developments...
Home to one of the largest deposits of freshwater on the planet, the Great Lakes region will soon host next-generation tidal-powered generators – just as prices are being hiked across the US Submersible hydroelectric technology deployed across the Great Lakes could become a key cog in clean energy efforts, supporters say, amid surging electricity demand and costs. Home to one of the largest deposi...
Home to one of the largest deposits of freshwater on the planet, the Great Lakes region will soon host next-generation tidal-powered generators – just as prices are being hiked across the US Submersible hydroelectric technology deployed across the Great Lakes could become a key cog in clean energy efforts, supporters say, amid surging electricity demand and costs. Home to one of the largest deposits of freshwater on the planet, the Great Lakes region has on its shores some of the largest cities in North America in Chicago, Toronto, Montreal and Detroit, where electricity demand is growing. While none of the five Great Lakes have significant tides or currents to fuel hydropower , several of the waterways that link the lakes do. Continue reading...
Radicalised by the inventiveness of groups such as the Harlem Renaissance, the LA-based musician is determined to reclaim the radical possibilities of culture in an age of institutional and algorithmic exploitation ‘For many years, I’ve called myself a surrealist blues poet,” says Aja Monet in her warm, deep voice. Sitting in a London cafe, the Los Angeles-based artist looks striking, with her blu...
Radicalised by the inventiveness of groups such as the Harlem Renaissance, the LA-based musician is determined to reclaim the radical possibilities of culture in an age of institutional and algorithmic exploitation ‘For many years, I’ve called myself a surrealist blues poet,” says Aja Monet in her warm, deep voice. Sitting in a London cafe, the Los Angeles-based artist looks striking, with her blue braids woven up in an intricate style. She was up late uploading the final master recordings for her new album, The Color of Rain, which she says was heavily influenced by her reading around how “surrealism was a real intentional device that artists used in response to the rise of fascism throughout history”. High-minded and yet invested in the cut-and-thrust of our lives today, it’s a typical comment from Monet. With themes around love, resistance and the absurdity of our current times, her performance, poetry and music offers a balm for the suffering and abuse meted out by establishment power. Already in 2026, her second poetry book Florida Water was nominated for an award by the foundational US civil rights organisation the NAACP, and she performed alongside Stevie Wonder at Time magazine’s event celebrating Martin Luther King Day. Continue reading...