Today: 30 May 2026
Ford Shares Jump 17% This Week on AI Bet, Test Ahead
30 May 2026

Ford Shares Jump 17% This Week on AI Bet, Test Ahead

Ford shares rose 4.74% to $17.44 Friday, capping a 16.8% surge over four sessions, with volume hitting 154.23 million shares. The rally follows news of a Ford Energy deal to supply up to 20 GWh of battery storage to EDF over five years and analyst upgrades. Ford outperformed GM and Tesla, which both fell Friday. Wall Street is watching for more deals and signs Ford’s energy unit can deliver steady earnings.
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Atlassian Jumps 26% in a Week as Shares Surge

Atlassian Jumps 26% in a Week as Shares Surge

30 May 2026
Atlassian shares surged 15.35% Friday to $107.61, closing the week up about 26% after strong quarterly results and rising cloud revenue. After-hours trading lifted the stock to $108.50. U.S. software stocks rebounded as Snowflake and Dell posted gains, easing AI-related concerns. The Nasdaq closed up 2.39% for the week.
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Palantir Jumps 9% as AI Software Stocks Face Next Test

Palantir Jumps 9% as AI Software Stocks Face Next Test

Palantir shares rose 9.2% to $156.54 Friday, marking their strongest two-day rally since April 2025. The move followed upbeat AI-driven results from Dell and Snowflake, with Palantir raising its 2026 revenue outlook to as much as $7.66 billion. First-quarter revenue jumped 85% to $1.63 billion, beating estimates. Palantir’s price-to-earnings ratio reached 176, far above most peers.
30 May 2026
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Intel Shares Drop Even as Tech Climbs—AI Trade Not Enough

Intel Shares Drop Even as Tech Climbs—AI Trade Not Enough

Intel shares fell 5.1% to $114.68 Friday, lagging record highs in major indexes as over 191 million shares traded. Investors shrugged off MediaTek’s public support for Intel’s EMIB packaging tech, focusing instead on valuation concerns after a sharp AI-driven rally. The stock’s drop followed a downgrade from Northland Capital Markets earlier in the week.
30 May 2026
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Virgin Galactic Shares Jump 36% With Traders Eyeing Test Flight

Virgin Galactic Shares Jump 36% With Traders Eyeing Test Flight

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30 May 2026
Virgin Galactic shares surged 36.42% to $6.18 on record volume after announcing VSS Unity glide flights in New Mexico. The company raised $11 million this quarter through an at-the-market share sale and reported $251 million in cash at March 31. A federal court gave initial approval to settle shareholder lawsuits for $2.75 million. Virgin Galactic plans new spaceship tests in Q3 and a research flight in 2027.
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Ondas Wins $110 Million Order, but Share Overhang Lingers

Ondas Wins $110 Million Order, but Share Overhang Lingers

Ondas Inc. reported over $30 million in new orders for May, raising its Q2 total above $110 million. Shares closed after-hours near $13.22 after trading between $11.62 and $13.48 on volume of 141.9 million. New filings showed increased share activity tied to acquisitions and incentive plans. Shareholders approved raising authorized shares to 1.2 billion and expanded the stock incentive plan.
30 May 2026
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Bitmine Shares in Focus as $12.3B Ether Pile Faces Russell Index Review

Bitmine Shares in Focus as $12.3B Ether Pile Faces Russell Index Review

Bitmine Immersion Technologies shares rose 1% to $19.43 Friday as traders reacted to its large Ether holdings and inclusion on FTSE Russell’s draft list for U.S. index additions. The company reported $12.3 billion in crypto, cash, and investments, including 5.39 million ETH and 203 bitcoin. Chairman Thomas Lee said Bitmine is staking more ETH than any other entity, with annualized rewards at $276 million. Final Russell 3000 reconstitution is set for June 26.
29 May 2026
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Atlassian Shares Surge as Investors Shift From AI Software Fears

Atlassian Shares Surge as Investors Shift From AI Software Fears

Atlassian shares jumped 15.6% to $107.85 Friday afternoon, with nearly 9.6 million shares traded, double the average volume. The rally followed strong AI-driven results from peers like Snowflake, which surged 37% Thursday. Investors returned to software stocks despite lingering concerns over AI disruption and restructuring costs. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF rose 5.6%.
29 May 2026
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Keel Infrastructure rises again as investors bet on AI growth

Keel Infrastructure rises again as investors bet on AI growth

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29 May 2026
Keel Infrastructure shares rose 2.1% to $5.69 Friday, extending a 32.6% five-day rally, with trading volume below average. The company, formerly Bitfarms, is repositioning as an AI data center provider but has not yet secured its first colocation lease. First-quarter revenue fell 23% to $37 million, with a $128 million operating loss. Keel’s market cap stands near $3.4 billion, below its 52-week high.
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HUB Cyber Security Stock Jumps 345%, Putting Tiny Nasdaq Name Back in Focus

HUB Cyber Security Stock Jumps 345%, Putting Tiny Nasdaq Name Back in Focus

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29 May 2026
HUB Cyber Security Ltd. shares jumped 345% to $0.49 in heavy Nasdaq trading Friday, with volume topping 1.06 billion shares. Recent SEC filings showed three investors now control over 60% of HUB’s post-split shares. The company remains under a Nasdaq compliance deadline after delaying its annual report. No new company updates were posted Friday.
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Nokia’s AI Rally Hits a Wall as Shares Slide Again in Helsinki

Nokia’s AI Rally Hits a Wall as Shares Slide Again in Helsinki

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29 May 2026
Nokia shares fell 2.74% to 12.96 euros in Helsinki by late Friday morning, underperforming the OMX Helsinki 25 index. The drop followed two weak U.S. sessions for Nokia’s American depositary receipts, which slid over 7% across Wednesday and Thursday. Investors trimmed positions after a sharp AI-driven rally. Nokia recently raised its 2026 Network Infrastructure sales growth forecast to 12%-14%.
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Ciena drops 13% after earnings surprise as AI network demand meets mixed market reaction

Ciena drops 13% after earnings surprise as AI network demand meets mixed market reaction

Ciena shares closed Friday at $580.23, down 0.6% for the week ahead of its June 4 earnings release. Options imply a 13% swing on results, with analysts forecasting Q2 EPS of $1.45 on $1.5 billion revenue. The stock is up over 140% in 2024, driven by AI data center demand. Morgan Stanley kept its Equalweight rating, citing possible margin pressure despite strong sales.
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30 May
Accenture Shares Pop; AI Spending Still in Focus

Accenture Shares Pop; AI Spending Still in Focus

Accenture shares surged 4.86% Friday to $187.07 on heavy volume, capping a 4.37% weekly gain after a recent slump. The stock remains down 29.27% for 2026 and sits 41.86% below its 52-week high. Accenture and Mitsubishi Chemical launched a Tokyo joint venture focused on AI, with 255 staff and Mitsubishi holding 81%. CEO Julie Sweet reported $18 billion in revenue and $22.1 billion in bookings for the latest period.
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30 May
NAK shares rise ahead of Pebble Mine hearing

NAK shares rise ahead of Pebble Mine hearing

Northern Dynasty Minerals shares rose 7.31% to $2.35 in U.S. trading Friday, with about 8.78 million shares changing hands, and gained 13.5% over the holiday-shortened week. The company faces a key federal court hearing June 25 over the EPA’s Pebble mine veto and a shareholder vote June 24 in Vancouver. Northern’s main asset is its full interest in Alaska’s Pebble deposit. No major project news drove the rally.
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30 May
P&G Gives Up Weekly Gain With Next Test on Wednesday

P&G Gives Up Weekly Gain With Next Test on Wednesday

Procter & Gamble shares fell 1.61% to $143.56 on Friday, ending the week down 0.6% after giving up Wednesday’s gains. Finance chief Andre Schulten will speak at a Deutsche Bank conference on June 3. The company maintained its 2026 outlook but warned tariffs and commodity costs would cut earnings by about $400 million after tax. P&G’s fiscal Q3 net sales rose 7% to $21.2 billion.
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30 May
AMC stock jumps; theaters look to hold crowds

AMC stock jumps; theaters look to hold crowds

AMC Entertainment shares jumped 9.49% Friday to close at $1.73 after reporting over 5 million moviegoers during Memorial Day weekend, its best U.S. attendance stretch of 2026. Trading volume reached 42.3 million shares. Disney’s “The Mandalorian and Grogu” led the box office with an estimated $102 million in North America. AMC’s rally outpaced rivals Cinemark and IMAX, which also closed higher.
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30 May
Ford Shares Jump 17% This Week on AI Bet, Test Ahead

Ford Shares Jump 17% This Week on AI Bet, Test Ahead

Ford shares rose 4.74% to $17.44 Friday, capping a 16.8% surge over four sessions, with volume hitting 154.23 million shares. The rally follows news of a Ford Energy deal to supply up to 20 GWh of battery storage to EDF over five years and analyst upgrades. Ford outperformed GM and Tesla, which both fell Friday. Wall Street is watching for more deals and signs Ford’s energy unit can deliver steady earnings.
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30 May
Rivian Shares Pop as R2 Launch Nears

Rivian Shares Pop as R2 Launch Nears

Rivian shares closed Friday at $16.30, up 7.24%, capping a 14.6% gain for the week. U.S. safety officials opened a preliminary investigation into over 114,000 Rivian R1S and R1T vehicles for possible rear toe-link issues. Rivian will begin R2 order invitations, customer deliveries, and demo rides on June 9. Trading resumes Monday after the holiday-shortened week.
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30 May
Atlassian Jumps 26% in a Week as Shares Surge

Atlassian Jumps 26% in a Week as Shares Surge

Atlassian shares surged 15.35% Friday to $107.61, closing the week up about 26% after strong quarterly results and rising cloud revenue. After-hours trading lifted the stock to $108.50. U.S. software stocks rebounded as Snowflake and Dell posted gains, easing AI-related concerns. The Nasdaq closed up 2.39% for the week.
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30 May
Oil Has Steepest Weekly Drop Since April as Hormuz Worry Remains

Oil Has Steepest Weekly Drop Since April as Hormuz Worry Remains

Brent crude closed at $92.05 a barrel Friday as oil futures fell on expectations of a U.S.-Iran ceasefire to ease Gulf shipping risks. U.S. crude stocks dropped by 3.3 million barrels last week, with gasoline and distillate supplies also down, according to the EIA. Japanese crude imports in April fell nearly 66% year-on-year. OPEC+ members are set to discuss raising July output targets at a June 7 meeting.
30 May
XRP price today: Ripple token bounces as DTCC listing and Iran war headlines steer crypto traders

XRP Moves Back Above $1.30 After Latest Bounce

XRP traded near $1.34 Saturday after rebounding from a drop below $1.30 earlier in the week, with 24-hour gains of 1.63% and $2.46 billion in volume, according to CoinMarketCap. Bitcoin stayed near $73,486, while ether hovered at $2,014. XRP-tied ETFs saw $1.77 million in inflows, far less than outflows from bitcoin and ether funds. Key support and resistance levels remain at $1.20 and $1.40.
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30 May
Anthropic News Today (December 5, 2025): Snowflake’s $200M Agentic AI Deal, Safety Grades, IPO Talk, Claude Outage and a New “Interviewer” Tool

Anthropic lands $965B valuation as Wall Street eyes next AI move

Anthropic raised $65 billion in Series H funding, reaching a $965 billion valuation and surpassing OpenAI’s $852 billion mark. The deal, led by Altimeter Capital and others, comes as U.S. stocks hit record highs in a holiday-shortened week. Anthropic reported run-rate revenue above $47 billion in May. Investors are watching for possible debt financing and a public listing later this year.
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30 May
Glencore Shares Watch Monday Catalyst With Rio Tinto in Focus

Glencore Shares Watch Monday Catalyst With Rio Tinto in Focus

Glencore closed Friday at 567.80 pence in London, down 5.8 pence, with shares little changed over the week. South Africa approved a temporary discounted power tariff for the Glencore-Merafe ferrochrome venture, effective for three years at 0.62 rand per kilowatt-hour. Investors will react to the tariff move when London markets reopen Monday. Glencore’s half-year update is due July 29, earnings on August 5.
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30 May
British American Tobacco Drops Ahead of Expected Tuesday Update

British American Tobacco Drops Ahead of Expected Tuesday Update

British American Tobacco shares fell 2.46% Friday to 4,591p, capping a 5.8% weekly drop, ahead of its June 2 pre-close trading update. The company bought back over 560,000 shares last week, but selling persisted. U.S. regulators signaled a softer stance on vape and nicotine pouch rules, which could benefit BAT’s Vuse and Velo brands. CEO Tadeu Marroco will address investors Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. BST.
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