Today: 15 July 2026

Khadija Saeed

Khadija Saeed is a financial markets reporter at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, technology and emerging industries. She studied economics and finance at the London School of Economics and previously worked in market research before moving into financial journalism. Her coverage focuses on the companies, innovations and economic trends influencing global investors. Follow Khadija Saeed on Google News.

Stryker Corporation Stock Slides After Cyberattack Hits Q1 Earnings — Why the 2026 Outlook Still Holds

Stryker Corporation Stock Slides After Cyberattack Hits Q1 Earnings — Why the 2026 Outlook Still Holds

Stryker Corporation stock tumbled after the medical-device giant posted first-quarter earnings and revenue that came in below expectations. Stryker blamed a cyberattack late in March, which threw a wrench into manufacturing, orders, and shipments. Still, the company stuck to its 2026 forecast, framing the hit as a matter of timing—it’s now a question of how much of the lost sales can be recovered.
JetBlue Airways Makes Its Move After Spirit Airlines Shutdown: $99 Fares, 11 Routes And A Fuel Test

JetBlue Airways Makes Its Move After Spirit Airlines Shutdown: $99 Fares, 11 Routes And A Fuel Test

JetBlue Airways Corporation jumped in Saturday, rolling out $99 one-way “rescue fares” for Spirit Airlines passengers left in the lurch, while also moving to expand its South Florida footprint. The airline announced 11 new Fort Lauderdale routes after Spirit began shutting down its operations. JetBlue is also putting a $299 cap on select Blue Basic fares—its lowest-priced tickets—specifically on overlapping Fort Lauderdale and San Juan routes, as customers migrate from the collapsing budget carrier.
Nebius Stock Jumps After $643 Million Eigen AI Deal Targets AI Cloud’s Next Bottleneck

Nebius Stock Jumps After $643 Million Eigen AI Deal Targets AI Cloud’s Next Bottleneck

Nebius Group N.V. is set to buy Eigen AI, sealing a cash-and-stock deal worth roughly $643 million. With this move, the Amsterdam company aims to bolster its role in the software powering artificial intelligence models post-training. Nebius said the acquisition strengthens its managed inference segment—the slice of AI cloud computing that handles real-time user queries.
eBay Stock Jumps After GameStop Takeover Report Raises a $46 Billion Question

eBay Stock Jumps After GameStop Takeover Report Raises a $46 Billion Question

eBay Inc. shares surged late Friday, fueled by a Wall Street Journal report that GameStop Corp. is gearing up to make a bid for the online marketplace—a bold move from Ryan Cohen’s company, which is dwarfed in size by eBay. With U.S. markets already closed for the weekend, after-hours trading showed eBay spiking over 13%. GameStop picked up gains as well, according to Fortune, which cited both Bloomberg and the Journal.
McDonald’s Corporation Stock Slides Before Earnings as Its Big Drink Bet Comes Due

McDonald’s Corporation Stock Slides Before Earnings as Its Big Drink Bet Comes Due

Shares of McDonald’s Corporation dropped 2.37% to end at $286.64 on Friday, lagging behind most restaurant stocks. Investors are eyeing next week’s earnings along with a new U.S. beverage launch, which the burger giant hopes will spark fresh growth. Starbucks finished higher, and Yum Brands declined, but by a smaller margin.
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Stock Market Today

  • SEQI June NAV Rises, Sets AGM for July
    July 15, 2026, 2:53 AM EDT. Sequoia Economic Infrastructure Income Fund Limited (SEQI) said its NAV for June 2026 moved up to 93.62p per share, adding 0.92p from May. The fund is almost fully currency-hedged. Dividend yield came in at 8.34% using the 30 June closing, while portfolio yield-to-maturity was 9.66%. SEQI logged a 12-month share price total return of 10.17%. The company set its AGM for 28 July 2026, with plans to update its investment policy and article changes on the agenda. Risk-free rates stayed steady in SEQI's main markets through June, with minor moves in US Treasury and UK Gilt yields.
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