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Quanex stock rose 22% on Friday. Top-line growth was modest, but adjusted net income increased impressively.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniescorporate event
A Nike executive sold 9,462 company shares valued at about $369,600 as of September 1, 2026. The sale occurred amid a declining stock price.
Nasdaq Marketsmarketsmarket event
ASML Holding shares rose 4% in the session. The company specializes in lithography systems used to print circuits onto chips.
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Anthropic's IPO launch is reportedly shifting toward mid-October, according to sources. The report provides limited detail on the reason for the timing change.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniescorporate event
Tesla launched the Cybercab at an invite-only event in Austin on Thursday. Riders there can now hail the two-seat robotaxi through the Robotaxi app.
Nasdaq Marketsmarketsinvestment opinion
A new wave of nuclear IPOs includes established operators like Westinghouse and highly speculative start-ups. The article compares their positioning for long-term investors.
Nasdaq Marketsmarketsinvestment opinion
The article compares Microsoft and Apple as investment options, noting both generate hundreds of billions in revenue. It discusses which stock may be more attractive for investors.
Nasdaq Marketsmarketsinvestment opinion
The article examines whether Rigetti Computing stock is worth buying as investors look for the next growth area after AI stocks. It focuses on quantum computing as a potential investment theme.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniesregulatory action
Walmart is recalling a batch of Great Value Organic Triple Berry Blend sold in 16 states due to possible E. coli contamination. The recall was announced by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniescorporate event
SpaceX spent $15.8 billion on AI computing in the second quarter, representing 86% of its capital expenditures. The company is reportedly building exclusively on Nvidia hardware.