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The company added that its board has already approved the deal and recommends that its shareholders also greenlight it.

The lawsuit, associated with Jeffrey Epstein, has intensified Trump’s legal battles with major media organizations.

Truist called Viking a “differentiated player” in the crowded obesity market, highlighting its flagship VK2735 candidate and dual oral-plus-injectable GLP-1 strategy.

The ES9 generated over 50,000 pre-orders ahead of launch, with sales staff estimating conversion rates above 50%.

Roth Capital increased its price target for Intuitive Machines to $75 from $50.

SIDU has quietly emerged as the sector’s standout underdog, remaining the only stock among the four still showing analyst upside.

The Trump Administration is reportedly exploring supporting domestic drone makers through Pentagon funding and equity deals.

Investors have recently become less willing to tolerate compressed margins tied to rising costs and slowing demand.

Smaller space stocks surged after NASA outlined plans for near-monthly moon missions starting in 2027.

Diana Shipping has raised its buyout offer for Genco to $24.80 per share in cash, up from $23.50 per share.

Analysts see Abercrombie & Fitch to report a Q1 revenue of $1.12 billion with $1.28 earnings per share.

Groupon’s restructuring includes workforce reductions and updated financial targets.

Destiny Tech100 announced plans for a new $1 billion at-the-market stock offering and warned investors about share-price volatility and premium valuation risks.

The company’s CEO and a Board member bought shares despite weaker bookings, lower earnings guidance, and economic concerns.

Space stocks jumped as investors bet on the upcoming SpaceX IPO.

BofA cut its HIMS price target to $25 from $28, while warning that the company’s 2026 outlook depends on a “significant” ramp-up in GLP-1 growth.

The gains are viewed as part of a broader rotation away from expensive AI software names and toward companies supplying the hardware backbone of the expanding AI economy.

Europe’s “tech sovereignty” push has drawn fresh attention to Satellite Connect Europe, AST SpaceMobile’s joint venture with Vodafone.

Investors see Corsair’s AI move as a shift from gaming hardware toward enterprise AI infrastructure.

Braiin announced a strategic partnership with Switchcraft to integrate embedded utility and telecom switching capabilities across its U.K. offerings.

ARGUS plans to use Ouster's sensors to improve non-kinetic counter-drone operations, particularly in environments where traditional interception methods are impractical.

ASP Isotopes said that during a customer site visit in the second half of last year, it began implementing numerous modifications to non-core elements of the facility, such as valves, compressors, and piping.

Investors’ interest piqued in U.S. Army drone contracts, ESA lunar robotics progress, and Redwire’s space infrastructure technologies.

Nokia gained from AI networking growth, while BlackBerry benefited from automotive software.

Investors reacted to regulatory risks, weak margins, and rising operating costs despite strong revenue numbers.

The company also bought 105,810 shares of Twist Bioscience for ARKK, its largest single-stock transaction over the past two days.

The company said it received a $17.5 million equity investment without disclosing the investors' names.

ImmunityBio presented its findings for ANKTIVA plus Bacillus Calmette-Guérin at the ISPOR 2026 conference.

Data from S3 Partners showed that bets against Wendy’s rose significantly in 2026.

SpaceX accounts for 16.2% of DXYZ’s portfolio, while VCX holds Anthropic at 20.7%, OpenAI at 9.9% and SpaceX at 5%.

The launch follows Novo Nordisk’s failure to pay a C$250 patent maintenance fee in Canada.

At the CIBC Technology & Innovation Conference 2026, BlackBerry QNX President John Wall said demand is increasing for the company’s QNX software.

The gains came after major AI infrastructure announcements as investors turned their attention to the hardware and energy systems needed to support AI growth.

Critical Metals stated that it had signed a binding 15-year offtake agreement with REalloys for rare earth concentrate from its flagship Tanbreez Project.

According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Department of Commerce will award grants to nine quantum computing companies, with deals that also include U.S. government equity stakes.

CEO Tarang Amin said e.l.f. delivered its 29th consecutive quarter of revenue growth, with fiscal 2026 net sales rising 25%.

Iridium Communications’ Board declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.15 per share.

AST SpaceMobile gained attention after SpaceX identified the company as a competitor in satellite-to-mobile connectivity.

The company launched a new AI design assistant, built inside its system.

The selloff echoed growing skepticism about whether newer EV manufacturers can sustain growth without continuing to lose money.

Space stocks were also pressured by SpaceX's IPO prospectus, dragging ASTS, LUNR, FLY lower, along with RKLB.

The company’s private network infrastructure solution received regulatory approvals in the U.S. and Canada.

Roth Capital stated that the weakness in T1 Energy’s shares following Fuzzy Panda’s short report presents a “buying opportunity” for investors.

Bitcoin miners pivoting towards AI infrastructure, including MARA, Cleanspark, Riot Platforms, and Cipher Mining, also rallied alongside Bitcoin’s recovery above $77,000.

Barclays has raised Cava’s price target to $74 from $70 and kept an ‘Equal Weight’ rating on the stock, according to TheFly.

Relay Therapeutics announced that it had commenced an offering of $175 million worth of shares of its common stock late Tuesday.

Piper Sandler trimmed its price target for e.l.f. Beauty to $60 from $85.

GameStop disclosed ownership of 25,000 eBay shares and additional economic exposure tied to more than 29 million shares.

Brett Schulman said CAVA’s price increases since 2019 have stayed below inflation to build customer trust.

ASTS, RKLB and LUNR continued drawing attention through satellite rollouts, launch programs, and NASA contracts.