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Campbell’s Co. shares slumped after the packaged food and snack maker said sales shrank for a fourth straight quarter, cut …
Blackstone Inc. again limited redemptions from its flagship private credit fund after investors sought to pull 10% of shares, providing …
Shares of the Calcutta Stock Exchange Ltd. or CSE, have more than doubled on the unlisted market in the past …
TNL Mediagene, a NASDAQ-listed technology and digital media company specializing in AI-driven advertising and data analytics, announced a 1-for-8 share consolidation (reverse stock split).
Shein's shares declined by up to 10% on the third day of trading, which may prompt Goldman Sachs to intervene to stabilize the price.
European equities showed little movement as oil and bond markets stabilized, while Deutsche Telekom AG's shares rose following reports that Elliott Investment Management has taken a significant stake in the company.
Enflame Technology, a China-based AI chipmaker backed by Tencent, conducted an IPO in Shanghai's Star Market valued at 6.12 billion yuan (US$910.9 million), with the retail portion oversubscribed by 4,073 times by 7 million investors.
US equity futures rose as investors focused on earnings season despite geopolitical tensions in Iran.
Mainland Chinese investors used the Stock Connect programme to rotate into Hong Kong‑listed artificial‑intelligence stocks, net buying HK$10.1 billion in August, while simultaneously selling shares of financial‑sector companies.
HDFC Bank’s shares have fallen 29% year‑to‑date, marking its weakest performance versus the Nifty Bank index since 2003, and the title suggests ICICI Bank could overtake its Nifty ranking following a CEO departure.
Japanese trading house stocks rose after Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel stated the conglomerate plans to hold its stakes in these firms for decades, signaling long-term commitment.
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