Today: 12 July 2026

Jerzy Lewandowski

Jerzy Lewandowski is a senior markets editor at TS2.tech covering stocks, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and global financial markets. He studied economics at the University of Warsaw and previously worked in investment analysis before moving into financial journalism. His daily coverage focuses on the trends and events that matter most to investors worldwide.

Atlassian Jumps 26% in a Week as Shares Surge

Atlassian Jumps 26% in a Week as Shares Surge

Atlassian Corp. heads into next week up after a strong Friday rally. Shares of the collaboration-software maker finished the short week up about 26% from the May 22 close through Friday. The stock surged 15.35% Friday to end at $107.61, its biggest jump of the week, and then traded higher after hours.
30 May 2026
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Ondas Wins $110 Million Order, but Share Overhang Lingers

Ondas Wins $110 Million Order, but Share Overhang Lingers

Ondas Inc. ended Friday's after-hours session little changed, sticking close to $13.22. The defense and autonomous-systems firm earlier reported more than $30 million in new orders for May. Traders also watched fresh filings related to share sales. Ondas traded between $11.62 and $13.48 through the day, with volume near 141.9 million shares.
30 May 2026
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AI Voice Clones Are Taking Over – Inside the Synthetic Voice Revolution of 2025

SoundHound AI: The Voice Tech Disruptor Challenging Siri, Alexa, and Wall Street Expectations

SoundHound AI began as a Stanford dorm room idea and evolved into a significant player in voice technology. Co-founder and CEO Keyvan Mohajer started the company in 2005 with a vision of a voice-enabled world, inspired by sci-fi concepts of speaking naturally to computers highperformr.ai. The company’s early claim to fame was a music recognition app that could identify songs by listening – a direct competitor to Shazam en.wikipedia.org. By 2012, that app had over 100 million users, establishing SoundHound in audio AI en.wikipedia.org.
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Stock Market Today

  • Plug Power (PLUG) Sinks 15.5% as Questions Swirl on 50 MW Australia Deal
    July 12, 2026, 1:12 PM EDT. Plug Power shares tumbled 15.53% after the company announced a 50-megawatt electrolyzer order from Australia but didn't spell out the financial details or timing. The lack of contract value and delivery window knocked about $570 million off Plug's market cap, with the stock closing at $2.23 for a total value near $3.1 billion. The order makes up a sixth of Plug's total electrolyzer capacity. Traders bailed from peer names too as FuelCell Energy and Ballard Power fell, while the Nasdaq Composite rose 1.7%. Susquehanna slashed its Plug price target to $2.50 and kept a Neutral rating, Morgan Stanley stuck with Underweight but bumped its target up to $1.65. Plug is still burning cash, even with 22% sales growth and improving margins, showing a $245 million loss last quarter and $223 million cash on hand.
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