After the market closed tonight, Fluence Energy (NASDAQ: FLNC) dropped its fiscal Q2 2026 results, and the earnings report is a study in contrasts. Revenue badly missed, but the bottom line beat, backlog hit a record, and the company landed master supply agreements with two hyperscalers. Shares had already closed up 6.86% at $13.56 before ... Fluence (FLNC) Stock Soars 27% Tonight As Hyperscaler O...
After the market closed tonight, Fluence Energy (NASDAQ: FLNC) dropped its fiscal Q2 2026 results, and the earnings report is a study in contrasts. Revenue badly missed, but the bottom line beat, backlog hit a record, and the company landed master supply agreements with two hyperscalers. Shares had already closed up 6.86% at $13.56 before ... Fluence (FLNC) Stock Soars 27% Tonight As Hyperscaler Orders Steal the Show
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s trickery and imagination in Munich gave a reminder of the challenge facing Arsenal in the final Well, it was never going to be quite the same. You only get one all-time high, one first kiss, one Catcher in the Rye, one loved-up alien-ball dreamscape of a game like the first leg between these two teams . In the event Bayern Munich never really laid a glove on Paris Saint-Ger...
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s trickery and imagination in Munich gave a reminder of the challenge facing Arsenal in the final Well, it was never going to be quite the same. You only get one all-time high, one first kiss, one Catcher in the Rye, one loved-up alien-ball dreamscape of a game like the first leg between these two teams . In the event Bayern Munich never really laid a glove on Paris Saint-Germain at the Allianz Arena . They trailed from the third minute to Ousmane Dembélé’s goal , drew level on the night through Harry Kane at the death, but looked in between like a team trying to generate energy from a standing start, always kept at one remove by the extended arm, the palm on their forehead, fists whirling in the empty air between. Continue reading...
Earnings Call Insights: Fuel Tech (FTEK) Q1 2026 Management view “Our first quarter results, although strong, fell slightly short of last year's Q1 results with improved performance in our Air Pollution Control business segment being offset by a decline in revenues for
Earnings Call Insights: Fuel Tech (FTEK) Q1 2026 Management view “Our first quarter results, although strong, fell slightly short of last year's Q1 results with improved performance in our Air Pollution Control business segment being offset by a decline in revenues for
Earnings Call Insights: Occidental Petroleum (OXY) Q1 2026 Management View “I will be retiring as President and CEO of Occidental on June 1. And with the approval of the Board of Directors, Richard Jackson will succeed me as President and CEO.” (President, CEO & Director Vicki
Earnings Call Insights: Occidental Petroleum (OXY) Q1 2026 Management View “I will be retiring as President and CEO of Occidental on June 1. And with the approval of the Board of Directors, Richard Jackson will succeed me as President and CEO.” (President, CEO & Director Vicki
Treasury Weighs Allowing Billionaires To Donate Stock To Trump Accounts Here's something that could go incredibly well or spectacularly wrong: The Trump administration’s flagship program for American children - the so-called Trump accounts - could soon get a dramatic upgrade. White House and Treasury Department officials are in internal discussions about letting the world’s wealthiest individuals ...
Treasury Weighs Allowing Billionaires To Donate Stock To Trump Accounts Here's something that could go incredibly well or spectacularly wrong: The Trump administration’s flagship program for American children - the so-called Trump accounts - could soon get a dramatic upgrade. White House and Treasury Department officials are in internal discussions about letting the world’s wealthiest individuals donate shares of their companies directly into the accounts , a move that would transform the program from a conservative cash-and-index-fund vehicle into a potential magnet for high-growth tech stock. The accounts, formally known as Section 530A accounts, are scheduled to begin accepting contributions on July 4 . They were created as part of last year’s major domestic policy legislation and have already attracted billions of dollars in philanthropic pledges. Until now, the rules have been strict: only cash, invested exclusively in diversified index funds. That restriction may soon change, according to the NY Times . Brad Gerstner , founder of Altimeter Capital and the architect behind the 530A program, has been leading the push. Gerstner, who received a public shout-out during the president’s State of the Union address in February, has been meeting with administration officials to explore the idea. The proposal would allow ultra-wealthy donors to contribute appreciated stock - for example, Elon Musk donating Tesla or SpaceX shares, or Nvidia’s Jensen Huang contributing Nvidia stock - without triggering capital-gains taxes. Proponents see two major upsides: Children could gain exposure to tomorrow’s biggest winners. Instead of modest, steady returns from broad index funds, millions of young Americans might own slices of high-growth companies for decades. Donors could give more, and more efficiently. By donating stock at its current fair-market value, billionaires would receive a full charitable deduction while avoiding the capital-gains tax they would owe if they sold the s...
Japanese stocks are set to surge as markets reopen from holidays, as investors catch up with the global equities rally driven by optimism the US and Iran were nearing a deal to end their conflict. Nikkei 225 Stock Average futures expiring in June on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange traded at 61,920 as of 8:12 a.m. in Tokyo. The underlying index closed at 59,513.12 on May 1 before the Golden Week ho...
Japanese stocks are set to surge as markets reopen from holidays, as investors catch up with the global equities rally driven by optimism the US and Iran were nearing a deal to end their conflict. Nikkei 225 Stock Average futures expiring in June on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange traded at 61,920 as of 8:12 a.m. in Tokyo. The underlying index closed at 59,513.12 on May 1 before the Golden Week holiday. Oil steadied after plunging 7% in the previous session. Tech shares are also likely to support the market in Tokyo after US chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. rallied on bullish results. “Japanese stocks are expected to rise, led by semiconductor and fiber-optic-related sectors, amid strength in overseas markets,” said Takashi Ito , senior strategist at Nomura Securities. “Lower oil prices are significant for companies, as even a modest easing of inflation can provide meaningful relief.” US stocks hit new highs Wednesday after Washington was said to present a memorandum of understanding that would gradually reopen the Strait of Hormuz and lift the blockade on ports. A stronger yen, meanwhile, may weigh on some export-related shares. The currency surged as much as 1.8% against the dollar on Wednesday, renewing speculation of intervention.