Make better investment decisions with Simply Wall St's easy, visual tools that give you a competitive edge. Tencent Holdings (SEHK:700), via TenPay Global, has expanded its cross border payment infrastructure in Central Asia through a new partnership with Eldik Bank. The company is also reported to be nearing participation in DeepSeek's planned US$10b artificial intelligence research funding round...
Make better investment decisions with Simply Wall St's easy, visual tools that give you a competitive edge. Tencent Holdings (SEHK:700), via TenPay Global, has expanded its cross border payment infrastructure in Central Asia through a new partnership with Eldik Bank. The company is also reported to be nearing participation in DeepSeek's planned US$10b artificial intelligence research funding round. Tencent operates at the intersection of consumer internet, fintech and AI in China, and these updates relate to two of those areas. The TenPay Global partnership with Eldik Bank adds another element to its cross border payments network in Central Asia, a region where the company has already signed earlier agreements. For investors, it provides more detail on how Tencent is extending its international payments reach beyond its domestic WeChat Pay base. The potential participation in DeepSeek's US$10b AI funding round would give Tencent exposure to a large scale research effort within China's AI ecosystem. If the transaction proceeds, it would highlight management's focus on AI as a long term capability that can connect to products across social, gaming, cloud and fintech. For holders of SEHK:700, both developments are relevant for understanding how Tencent is positioning itself in payments and AI outside its existing partnerships. Stay updated on the most important news stories for Tencent Holdings by adding it to your watchlist or portfolio. Alternatively, explore our Community to discover new perspectives on Tencent Holdings. SEHK:700 Earnings & Revenue Growth as at May 2026 5 things going right for Tencent Holdings that this headline doesn't cover. The TenPay Global agreement with Eldik Bank adds another link between Central Asian digital wallets and Weixin Pay, which matters if you are watching how Tencent tries to turn its China payments infrastructure into a broader cross border network. It builds on the earlier HUMO Pay tie up and shows Tencent working within China'...
Standard Chartered global CEO Bill Winters on Friday said he was “sorry” for comments describing “lower-value” workers, made while announcing job-cut plans earlier this week. Winters apologised in a LinkedIn post as he tried to cool debate among upset employees after he announced on Tuesday a 15 per cent cut of back-office staff at the lender by 2030. Winters said that AI adoption would replace so...
Standard Chartered global CEO Bill Winters on Friday said he was “sorry” for comments describing “lower-value” workers, made while announcing job-cut plans earlier this week. Winters apologised in a LinkedIn post as he tried to cool debate among upset employees after he announced on Tuesday a 15 per cent cut of back-office staff at the lender by 2030. Winters said that AI adoption would replace some “lower-value human capital”. The CEO first made a LinkedIn post explaining his comments from earlier this week, before then posting for a second time, apologising for his Tuesday remarks. Advertisement “I have received a lot of support for the messages in my previous post,” wrote Winters in his second LinkedIn post on Friday. “But still get questions about my choice of words, which I know has caused upset to some colleagues.” “For that I am sorry,” he said, attaching a transcript from the media briefing on Tuesday to the post. The transcript included the controversial remarks , as well as other comments he made about his commitment to helping staff reskill. Advertisement “I think the transcript makes it clear that I value our colleagues – all of them – most highly and that we are totally committed to helping them to cope with the accelerating pace of change in our industry,” he said.
(RTTNews) - Booz Allen Hamilton Holding (BAH) reported earnings for its fourth quarter that Increases, from last year The company's bottom line came in at $205 million, or $1.68 per share. This compares with $193 million, or $1.52 per share, last year. Excluding items, Booz Allen Hamilton Holding reported adjusted earnings of $215 million or $1.78 per share for the period. The company's revenue fo...
(RTTNews) - Booz Allen Hamilton Holding (BAH) reported earnings for its fourth quarter that Increases, from last year The company's bottom line came in at $205 million, or $1.68 per share. This compares with $193 million, or $1.52 per share, last year. Excluding items, Booz Allen Hamilton Holding reported adjusted earnings of $215 million or $1.78 per share for the period. The company's revenue for the period fell 6.4% to $2.783 billion from $2.974 billion last year. Booz Allen Hamilton Holding earnings at a glance (GAAP) : -Earnings: $205 Mln. vs. $193 Mln. last year. -EPS: $1.68 vs. $1.52 last year. -Revenue: $2.783 Bln vs. $2.974 Bln last year. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
M. Suhail/iStock Editorial via Getty Images BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings ( BJ ) traded higher in early action on Friday after the warehouse club chain posted a solid first-quarter earnings report. Total comparable club sales rose 6.3% during the quarter. Excluding the impact of gasoline sales, comparable club sales were up 1.5%. Top-line revenue of $5.53B beat the consensus estimate by $100M. Memb...
M. Suhail/iStock Editorial via Getty Images BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings ( BJ ) traded higher in early action on Friday after the warehouse club chain posted a solid first-quarter earnings report. Total comparable club sales rose 6.3% during the quarter. Excluding the impact of gasoline sales, comparable club sales were up 1.5%. Top-line revenue of $5.53B beat the consensus estimate by $100M. Membership fee income increased 9.9% year-over-year to $132.4M in Q1. The increase was primarily driven by strength in membership acquisition, retention, and higher-tier membership penetration across both new and existing clubs. The merchandise gross margin rate, which excludes gasoline sales and membership fee income, decreased by approximately 10 basis points compared to a year ago, primarily driven by the company’s continued investments in pricing partially offset by tariff refund benefits recognized in the quarter. Adjusted EBITDA increased by 4.3% to $298.1M. Non-GAAP EPS was reported at $1.10 vs. $1.04 consensus and $1.13 a year ago. "We delivered a strong first quarter as our value proposition continued to resonate with members across our clubs and at our gas stations. Momentum in membership, fuel, and digital sales reflects the disciplined execution of our teams and our focus on delivering value and convenience for the families who depend on us," stated CEO Bob Eddy. Looking ahead, BJ's ( BJ ) sees comparable club sales, excluding the impact of gasoline sales, increasing 2.0% to 3.0% year-over-year for the full year. Adjusted EPS is seen landing in a range from $4.40 to $4.60 (midpoint $4.50) vs. $4.51 consensus. Shares of BJ's ( BJ ) rose 2.6% in premarket trading to $96.88 vs. the 52-week range of $86.68 to $117.00. The warehouse club stock is up 4.9% on a year-to-date basis. More on BJ’s Wholesale Club BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings: Downgrade To Hold For The Near Term BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings, Inc. 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation BJ's Wholesale Club...
Good morning . Gasoline will be a pain point this Memorial Day weekend. Miami emerges as a World Cup hot spot. And ever get a feeling of déjà vu when you enter a hotel room? Listen to the day’s top stories . — Angela Cullen Market Snapshot S&P 500 Futures 7,475.75 +0.1% Nasdaq 100 Futures 29,473.00 +0.1% Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index 1,203.59 +0.2% Market data as of 07:04 AM ET. Data is subject to p...
Good morning . Gasoline will be a pain point this Memorial Day weekend. Miami emerges as a World Cup hot spot. And ever get a feeling of déjà vu when you enter a hotel room? Listen to the day’s top stories . — Angela Cullen Market Snapshot S&P 500 Futures 7,475.75 +0.1% Nasdaq 100 Futures 29,473.00 +0.1% Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index 1,203.59 +0.2% Market data as of 07:04 AM ET. Data is subject to provider delays. As Americans head into Memorial Day weekend, the S&P 500 is poised for its longest streak of weekly wins since 2023, casting inflation and war worries aside . Signs that neither Iran nor the US is looking to widen their conflict and growing appetite for a broader group of AI beneficiaries have kept volatility low despite often conflicting reports around peace talks. Meanwhile, the AI boom is spurring new winners , but in some cases its promise is still largely aspirational . That’s not to say consumers aren’t cutting back as the summer driving season kicks off. Gasoline will be a pain point with prices at the pump above $4.50 a gallon for the first time in nearly four years. Economists have raised their inflation estimates and pushed out their timeline for the next Fed rate cut as the price shock triggered by the Iran war starts to spread. That backdrop and political pressure raises the ante for Kevin Warsh , who’ll be sworn in as Fed chair at the White House today. Will he, won’t he? President Donald Trump did an about-turn on a plan to suspend an Army deployment to Poland. NATO chief Mark Rutte welcomed the announcement , while saying the focus remains on boosting spending to defend European security. Two days ago the Pentagon said it was permanently cutting about 4,000 soldiers from Europe as part of a broader review that’s generated anxiety among US allies on the continent and elsewhere in the world. Meanwhile, Ukraine and its allies are increasingly confident that Russia’s invasion is running out of steam . The FIFA World Cup is stirring anxiety from Ne...
The cryptocurrency industry is bracing for Q-Day, when quantum computers will be able to break standard public-key encryption, posing major risks to Bitcoin ( BTC-USD ) and digital finance. Crypto wallets have two keys: a public key that works like an address to send or receive funds and a private key that is like a password for users to access and manage their funds. Advanced quantum computers co...
The cryptocurrency industry is bracing for Q-Day, when quantum computers will be able to break standard public-key encryption, posing major risks to Bitcoin ( BTC-USD ) and digital finance. Crypto wallets have two keys: a public key that works like an address to send or receive funds and a private key that is like a password for users to access and manage their funds. Advanced quantum computers could one day decrypt private keys, allowing hackers to access crypto wallets. Crypto research firm Glassnode estimated that around 30% of Bitcoin's ( BTC-USD ) supply may be exposed to the quantum risk. To address the quantum threat, Google ( GOOG ) ( GOOGL ) called for migrating to post-quantum cryptography and set an internal deadline for 2029. Ayo Akinyele, head of engineering at RippleX ( XRP-USD ), last month highlighted Google's ( GOOGL ) research, which found that "the cryptography most blockchains rely on today can be broken by sufficiently advanced quantum computers, including the algorithms that secure wallets, sign transactions, and protect digital assets." "This does not mean assets are at risk today. But the threat has moved from theoretical to credible, and preparation timelines now matter," he added. RippleX ( XRP-USD ) is preparing a roadmap for a full transition of the XRPL network to post-quantum cryptography, targeting to complete the shift no later than 2028. The Ethereum Foundation, responsible for one of the biggest blockchains, and stablecoin issuer Circle ( CRCL ) are working on their own post-quantum plans. The quantum risk also threatens traditional financial firms that have increasingly invested in blockchain-based payment systems, stablecoins and tokenized assets. "As digital finance markets attract a growing share of institutional clientele, cyber risk linked to blockchain-based platforms has evolved from a niche risk to one that is mainstream," Moody's Ratings wrote in a recent report. According to a Citi Institute analysis from January, a singl...
Investec has applied for Ireland banking license as it seeks to boost its presence in Europe, and tap one of the world’s largest financial systems. Group CEO Fani Titi spoke to Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja from London. (Source: Bloomberg)
Investec has applied for Ireland banking license as it seeks to boost its presence in Europe, and tap one of the world’s largest financial systems. Group CEO Fani Titi spoke to Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja from London. (Source: Bloomberg)
fcafotodigital/iStock via Getty Images Introduction Back when I last covered Flowers Foods, Inc. ( FLO ), I reiterated their Strong Buy rating, highlighting their deep undervaluation and significant long-term recovery potential despite near-term pressure and stating that the ongoing “Dividend Cut Fears And GLP-1 Panic Are An Opportunity.” With the dividend cut finally upon us, I’m now even more bu...
fcafotodigital/iStock via Getty Images Introduction Back when I last covered Flowers Foods, Inc. ( FLO ), I reiterated their Strong Buy rating, highlighting their deep undervaluation and significant long-term recovery potential despite near-term pressure and stating that the ongoing “Dividend Cut Fears And GLP-1 Panic Are An Opportunity.” With the dividend cut finally upon us, I’m now even more bullish on FLO since I see it as the right move that I even called for in my previous coverage, allowing the company to focus on its financials and help its turnaround while improving the business. Major Dividend Cut Finally Here Flowers Foods IR FLO reported an overall expected Q1 from all points of view, in my opinion, posting a beat on EPS despite a slight miss on revenue , with net sales boosted by ~2.3% thanks to the Simple Mills acquisition, while price/mix boosted sales by 2.1% but was offset by a 3.3% drop in volume, reporting about $87.23 million in FCF and announcing the long-awaited dividend cut that I’ll mention in more detail below. Flowers Foods IR For 2026, FLO maintained its guidance, expecting net sales between $5.163 billion and $5.267 billion and an adjusted EBITDA between $465 million and $495 million and diluted EPS of $0.80 to $0.90, while net interest expenses would reach between $65 million and $70 million, and announcing that CAPEX would further decrease to $115 million to $125 million (vs. ~$127.11 million in 2025). Flowers Foods IR Regarding the roughly 50% dividend cut (to a yield of ~7.13%), I’ll reiterate once again that I bought FLO not only with the possibility of seeing a cut in mind but actually hoping they make this decision, as it can be the precursor of a major turnaround in their financials, while debt repayments and eventual buybacks would offer the most value at this point compared to an unnecessarily high dividend yield (again, looking at it from today’s perspective, not from the price from a few years ago), and I’ll include this segme...
is a news editor with over a decade’s experience in journalism. He previously worked at Android Police and Tech Advisor. Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Details have emerged about a tentative deal struck between Samsung and semiconductor employees who had threatened to strike. The deal reportedly makes some workers eligible for average annual...
is a news editor with over a decade’s experience in journalism. He previously worked at Android Police and Tech Advisor. Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Details have emerged about a tentative deal struck between Samsung and semiconductor employees who had threatened to strike. The deal reportedly makes some workers eligible for average annual bonuses of $340,000. The proposed 18-day strike had hinged on Samsung’s bonus cap for employees in the semiconductor division, and followed a substantial rise in the possible bonuses available to employees of SK Hynix, another South Korean chipmaker enjoying a boom thanks to demand for AI components. Under the terms of the new deal, Reuters reports that all chip workers will receive 50 percent of their annual salary as a regular bonus in cash. Further to that, Samsung will set aside 10.5 percent of its annual operating profits to issue stock-based bonuses to semiconductor employees. Much of the negotiation hinged on how those stock bonuses would be distributed, according to The New York Times. The final deal sees 40 percent of the total pot spread across the entire semiconductor division, which includes lossmaking units working on logic chips and third-party components, with the remainder specifically for the memory chip unit, which is driving the current boom. The union had wanted a larger share of the bonuses to be spread equally among staff. According to Reuters, a memory chip worker on a base salary of around $50,000 could now be eligible for a total bonus of $416,000. It appears at least some employees have already found ways to spend those bonuses. Extraordinary as those figures are, the deal is apparently a good one for Samsung, as its bonus payouts are still slightly smaller than those offered at SK Hynix. The majority of the bonus will also be limited to stock, while SK Hynix bonuses can be issued in shares or cash, and Samsung has also made the bonus payments co...
Two Indian climbers have died on Mount Everest during a record-breaking period of ascents via Nepal’s southern route, as experts warn of overcrowding on the world’s highest peak. “They fell ill while descending at high altitude. We are working out how to retrieve the bodies,” Nivesh Karki, director at Pioneer Adventures, said. He named them as Sandeep Are, who he said summited on Wednesday, and Ar...
Two Indian climbers have died on Mount Everest during a record-breaking period of ascents via Nepal’s southern route, as experts warn of overcrowding on the world’s highest peak. “They fell ill while descending at high altitude. We are working out how to retrieve the bodies,” Nivesh Karki, director at Pioneer Adventures, said. He named them as Sandeep Are, who he said summited on Wednesday, and Arun Kumar Tiwari, who reached the peak on Thursday. Advertisement Nepal is home to eight of the world’s 10 highest peaks and welcomes hundreds of adventurers each spring. At least five climbers have died during this Everest season, including the two Indians and three Nepalis. A US and a Czech climber died on Mount Makalu earlier this month. Nepali mountaineer Kami Rita Sherpa (middle), dubbed the “Everest Man”, arrives at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International airport on Friday after earlier this month climbing Everest for a record 32nd time. Photo: AFP Nepali climber Kami Rita Sherpa, who scaled Everest for a record 32nd time earlier this month, returned to the capital Kathmandu on Friday, where he expressed concern about the experience of some climbers.
Colin Anderson Productions pty ltd/DigitalVision via Getty Images While generating a lot of yield and dividend growth is very important for living in retirement off dividends, it is even more important to find investments whose dividends you can sleep well on, with a high degree of confidence that they are going to keep coming in month after month and grow over the long term. This is especially po...
Colin Anderson Productions pty ltd/DigitalVision via Getty Images While generating a lot of yield and dividend growth is very important for living in retirement off dividends, it is even more important to find investments whose dividends you can sleep well on, with a high degree of confidence that they are going to keep coming in month after month and grow over the long term. This is especially powerful when they're monthly dividend stocks, because you get that check every month rather than having to wait an entire quarter to get your next cash injection. For retirees who often have monthly bills, that can make a big psychological difference and further help them to sleep well at night, knowing that their next passive paycheck is just weeks away. With that in view, in this article, I'm going to detail two of my favorite monthly dividend machines that have also been able to grow their payouts over time. An Infrastructure Powerhouse The first one I'm going to talk about is the Reaves Utility Income Fund ( UTG ), which is an actively managed closed-end fund that is focused on the infrastructure and utilities sectors ( XLU ). As of the end of Q1, it had a portfolio of 66 infrastructure and utility stocks. I think that this sector is especially prudent for retirees to invest in because not only are infrastructure stocks generally backed by highly contracted, highly regulated cash flows, but also the sector is benefiting from major investment due to the AI capex boom that's leading to huge demand for power generation, data centers, and other related infrastructure. Not to mention a major push for reindustrialization from the Trump administration and strategic economic self-reliance, all of which are driving growing demand for infrastructure. UTG is well diversified across individual holdings. It has some leading players in the energy space, including regulated utilities like CenterPoint Energy, Inc. ( CNP ), as well as AI- and power-linked power generation companies like ...
Mr-Tigga/iStock via Getty Images By Min Joo Kang Exports should serve as a primary growth engine in 2026 and beyond So far, the Middle East conflict has had a limited negative impact on South Korea's exports, as the AI boom overshadows the energy shock. Although refineries face supply shortages, robust price movements have boosted exports. Korean exports surged by almost 40%year-on-year in the fir...
Mr-Tigga/iStock via Getty Images By Min Joo Kang Exports should serve as a primary growth engine in 2026 and beyond So far, the Middle East conflict has had a limited negative impact on South Korea's exports, as the AI boom overshadows the energy shock. Although refineries face supply shortages, robust price movements have boosted exports. Korean exports surged by almost 40%year-on-year in the first quarter. Early export data for May, the third month of the conflict, reveal another remarkable gain. Exports rose 64.8% YoY in the first 20 days of May, indicating that robust export growth continued into the second quarter. Semiconductors (202.1%), petroleum products (46.3%), and computing equipment (305.5%) all surged, while auto exports fell by 10.1%. Semiconductors are expected to account for around 40% of total exports in 2026, underscoring their dominance. Imports also rose quite firmly by 29.3%. Energy (23.9%) and petroleum products (58.6%) rose, reflecting higher energy prices. Meanwhile, capital goods imports also increased, with machinery and chip-making machinery imports rising by 11.9% and 116.2%, respectively. This suggests that, despite heightened uncertainty in the Middle East, businesses are set to increase capex investment. This should lead to a recovery in facility investment in second and third quarter GDP. In volume terms, both exports and imports are expected to slow in 2Q26 compared with 1Q26, primarily due to a decline in energy trade volumes. As semiconductor exports are expected to remain stable, imports should fall faster than exports. So, net exports will likely continue to contribute positively to growth in 2Q26. Exports should remain a main growth driver Source: CEIC Korean exporters able to increase prices, improving terms of trade We expect strong price effects to boost exports throughout the year, particularly in semiconductors, oils, and refinery exports. Major chipmakers announced that their order book for 2027 has been rapidly filling u...
Key Points The Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF has the potential to be a late-May winner. It can pay to get defensive in May, indicating the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF is worth examining. A popular Vanguard sector ETF is another fund to consider over the near term. 10 stocks we like better than Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF › For all the talk about selling in May and going away, investor...
Key Points The Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF has the potential to be a late-May winner. It can pay to get defensive in May, indicating the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF is worth examining. A popular Vanguard sector ETF is another fund to consider over the near term. 10 stocks we like better than Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF › For all the talk about selling in May and going away, investors would be disappointed if they followed that folksy old market wisdom because, as of May 15, the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) is up 2.5% this month. Going beyond that data point, selling in May isn't always good advice, because history shows the fifth month of the year is often kind to stocks. From 2006 to 2025, the S&P 500 closed higher 75% of the time in May, notching an average gain of 0.8%. That's good enough to rank May among the seven best months in which to own stocks. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » The point is, some of the most oft-cited seasonal ideas don't bear fruit, and that's particularly true with perceived summer trends. For all the yearly conversation about summer travel potentially boosting some industries, the reality is that only the first days of May are included in one of the best stretches in which to own airline stocks. Likewise, some oil stocks are surprising summertime disappointments. Don't fret because there are plenty of well-known exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that have the makings of late-May winners, and some may prove durable deep into the summer. Tech? Yes, tech. All the talk about May kicking off a risk-off period might imply bad news for tech stocks, but the reality is different. In fact, we're smack-dab in the middle of one of the best times of the year in which to own tech equities, and that could bode well for the Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (NASDAQ: QQQM). ...
Ever since its launch back in 2020, Solana (SOL +1.19%) has been touted as "the next Ethereum (ETH +0.28%)." Yet Solana has never lived up to its top billing, despite being faster and cheaper than Ethereum. Take this year, for example. Solana is down 32% in 2026, and is now trading at an eye-popping 71% discount to its all-time high from January 2025. So why isn't Solana winning? Theory 1: Solana ...
Ever since its launch back in 2020, Solana (SOL +1.19%) has been touted as "the next Ethereum (ETH +0.28%)." Yet Solana has never lived up to its top billing, despite being faster and cheaper than Ethereum. Take this year, for example. Solana is down 32% in 2026, and is now trading at an eye-popping 71% discount to its all-time high from January 2025. So why isn't Solana winning? Theory 1: Solana and meme coin mania In the minds of many investors, Solana is still associated with the meme coin mania of 2024. At the time, it was fashionable to talk about the "meme coin supercycle," and Solana was the go-to blockchain for minting and trading meme coins. Celebrities were minting new meme coins on Solana, and even President Trump decided to launch a meme coin there. Unfortunately, meme coins reached their peak in December 2024 and never recovered. At its peak, the meme coin market was valued at $150 billion. Today, it's worth less than $40 billion, and most meme coins are down big from their 2024 highs. So, understandably, some investors have never forgiven Solana for the role it played in meme coin mania. Theory 2: An investment in mobile crypto never paid off Another possible explanation is that Solana's push to become a mobile-first blockchain never paid off. Back in June 2022, Solana announced the launch of a new mobile phone device (the Saga) and a new mobile strategy. The Saga was supposed to change everything but never did. Expand CRYPTO : SOL Solana Today's Change ( 1.19 %) $ 1.02 Current Price $ 86.74 Key Data Points Market Cap $50B Day's Range $ 85.37 - $ 87.75 52wk Range $ 70.61 - $ 252.78 Volume 2.7B At a sky-high price of $999, the Saga could never compete with other mobile phones in the market. Admittedly, Solana did come up with a lower-priced alternative, but the idea of building a mobile crypto ecosystem never caught on with investors. Theory 3: Solana ETFs never reached a critical mass While eight spot Solana ETFs now trade in the U.S., they have never ...
Meiji Yasuda Asset Management Co Ltd. boosted its position in shares of Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:MU - Free Report) by 231.7% in the fourth quarter, according to the company in its most recent disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The fund owned 23,192 shares of the semiconductor manufacturer's stock after buying an additional 16,200 shares during the period. Meiji Yasuda A...
Meiji Yasuda Asset Management Co Ltd. boosted its position in shares of Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:MU - Free Report) by 231.7% in the fourth quarter, according to the company in its most recent disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The fund owned 23,192 shares of the semiconductor manufacturer's stock after buying an additional 16,200 shares during the period. Meiji Yasuda Asset Management Co Ltd.'s holdings in Micron Technology were worth $6,619,000 as of its most recent SEC filing. Other hedge funds and other institutional investors also recently added to or reduced their stakes in the company. High Note Wealth LLC boosted its stake in Micron Technology by 65.4% during the fourth quarter. High Note Wealth LLC now owns 86 shares of the semiconductor manufacturer's stock valued at $25,000 after buying an additional 34 shares during the last quarter. Elevation Wealth Partners LLC boosted its stake in Micron Technology by 295.8% during the fourth quarter. Elevation Wealth Partners LLC now owns 95 shares of the semiconductor manufacturer's stock valued at $27,000 after buying an additional 71 shares during the last quarter. Steigerwald Gordon & Koch Inc. boosted its stake in Micron Technology by 4,800.0% during the fourth quarter. Steigerwald Gordon & Koch Inc. now owns 98 shares of the semiconductor manufacturer's stock valued at $28,000 after buying an additional 96 shares during the last quarter. Joseph Group Capital Management bought a new position in Micron Technology during the fourth quarter valued at approximately $31,000. Finally, Luken Investment Analytics LLC bought a new position in Micron Technology during the fourth quarter valued at approximately $31,000. 80.84% of the stock is owned by institutional investors. Get Micron Technology alerts: Sign Up Micron Technology Price Performance Shares of MU stock opened at $762.10 on Friday. Micron Technology, Inc. has a 52-week low of $90.93 and a 52-week high of $818.67. The company has a d...
A company just secured its first major order from one of the world's largest aviation markets in nearly a decade. The order was bigger than what the company itself had asked for. The stock fell almost 5%. That disconnect is the most interesting thing about what happened to Boeing last week, and ...
A company just secured its first major order from one of the world's largest aviation markets in nearly a decade. The order was bigger than what the company itself had asked for. The stock fell almost 5%. That disconnect is the most interesting thing about what happened to Boeing last week, and ...