The FTSE 250 continues to produce standout performers, with one unnamed constituent delivering a further 12% single-day gain on top of already extraordinary long-term returns. The stock has now risen by 410%
Applied Materials (NYSE: AMAT) reports second-quarter fiscal 2026 earnings after the market close today, with Wall Street expecting the semiconductor equipment maker to deliver another period of solid growth driven by surging
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AI chip designer Cerebras Systems is set to price its initial public offering on Wednesday, May 13, at a revised range of $150 to $160 per share following a surge in demand
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The Trade Desk [NASDAQ: TTD] continued its descent this week following a Q1 2026 earnings release that combined a top-line revenue beat with bottom-line disappointment and the surprise departure of chief strategy
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CoreWeave reported first-quarter revenue that more than doubled year-on-year and a backlog approaching $100 billion, yet the AI cloud infrastructure company saw its stock fall more than 11% on Friday after disappointing
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In the crowded theater of online trading, standing out is no small feat. Platforms often compete with the same language, the same promises and the same pursuit of attention. That is what
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Shoppers who purchased Gianni’s Cheeky Monkey Ice Cream from Aldi stores across the UK are being urged to stop consuming the product immediately, after the discount supermarket confirmed a recall due to
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Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE: XOM) delivered a Q1 2026 earnings report on May 1 that beat Wall Street’s adjusted expectations despite significant headwinds from the US-Iran conflict, with adjusted earnings per share
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SmartLynx Airlines, one of Europe’s most established wet lease and charter operators, has closed down after more than three decades of operation, with the Latvia based carrier ceasing all commercial flights on
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One of Britain’s longest established travel agencies has ceased trading after more than five decades, with the Ickenham Travel collapse into administration leaving customers facing uncertainty over bookings and refunds. The Civil
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Moores Furniture Group, one of Britain’s oldest kitchen manufacturers, has entered administration after 78 years of continuous trading, with the Wetherby based business unable to survive a combination of customer losses, a
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