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.

Plug Power Stock Watch: Louisiana Hydrogen Plant Hits 90% Availability As Cash Burn Test Looms

Plug Power Stock Watch: Louisiana Hydrogen Plant Hits 90% Availability As Cash Burn Test Looms

Plug Power Inc.’s hydrogen facility in St. Gabriel, Louisiana—part of its joint venture with Olin—generated 448.3 metric tons of liquid hydrogen in the first quarter, with average availability clocking in at 90%. The company, pushing to demonstrate its network’s scalability, also reported filling 101 trailers during the period, 53 of those in March alone.
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Meta’s Amazon Chip Deal Shows AI Race Is Moving Beyond Nvidia GPUs

Meta’s Amazon Chip Deal Shows AI Race Is Moving Beyond Nvidia GPUs

Meta Platforms Inc landed a multiyear agreement to tap Amazon Web Services’ Graviton5 CPUs, handing Amazon a major win in the custom-chip space and supplying Meta with fresh horsepower for its AI expansion. According to an AWS executive speaking to Reuters, the deal is valued in the billions and will span “tens of millions of cores.”
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Liberty Broadband Stock Plunges 26% as Charter Earnings Jolt Merger Bet

Liberty Broadband Stock Plunges 26% as Charter Earnings Jolt Merger Bet

Liberty Broadband Corporation tumbled roughly 26% Friday, tracking Charter Communications’ steep drop. Charter stock cratered after the Spectrum parent disclosed internet subscriber losses that came in worse than analysts had anticipated. By late afternoon, Liberty’s Class A sat at $41.65, with Class C just above at $41.67. Charter shares, meanwhile, hovered at $179.04, also down 26%.
24 April 2026
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Ouster Stock Jumps as Atlanta Traffic Deal Puts BlueCity Near 2026 World Cup Sites

Ouster Stock Jumps as Atlanta Traffic Deal Puts BlueCity Near 2026 World Cup Sites

Ouster Inc climbed Friday after announcing that its BlueCity traffic management platform will be rolled out at over 30 intersections around Atlanta, covering locations close to Mercedes-Benz Stadium. This move comes as the area readies itself for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The initiative is in partnership with the Georgia Department of Transportation and distributor Southern Lighting & Traffic Systems.
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Capital One $425M Settlement Approved: Who Gets Paid and When Payouts Could Start

Capital One $425M Settlement Approved: Who Gets Paid and When Payouts Could Start

Capital One Financial’s updated $425 million class-action settlement got the green light from a federal judge in Alexandria, wrapping up claims for a specific set of customers caught up in the dispute over the bank’s 360 Savings accounts. The order from U.S. District Judge David J. Novak also compels Capital One to match the interest rate on 360 Savings accounts with that of its 360 Performance Savings account going forward.
24 April 2026
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Western Union Stock Slides After Profit Plunge: What Q1 Earnings Signal for 2026

Western Union Stock Slides After Profit Plunge: What Q1 Earnings Signal for 2026

Western Union posted a sharp drop in first-quarter profit, with net income sinking 48% to $64.7 million as higher expenses and ongoing struggles in its Americas retail remittance segment offset gains from digital and consumer services. Revenue came in at $982.7 million, almost unchanged from the same period last year. Adjusted earnings fell to 25 cents a share, compared with 41 cents a year ago.
24 April 2026
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CoreWeave CEO’s $35.8 Million Stock Sale Tests AI Cloud Rally

CoreWeave CEO’s $35.8 Million Stock Sale Tests AI Cloud Rally

CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator unloaded roughly $35.8 million worth of Class A stock this week, according to an SEC filing, spotlighting insider moves at the Nvidia-backed AI cloud outfit following a big climb in its share price. Intrator sold 307,693 shares on April 21, with weighted average prices between $114.71 and $120.33. The trades were executed through a Rule 10b5-1 plan set up back in November—one of those advance trading programs executives use to time their sales.
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StoneCo (STNE) Stock Slides as $2.53 Special Dividend Hits: What Investors Need to Know

StoneCo (STNE) Stock Slides as $2.53 Special Dividend Hits: What Investors Need to Know

StoneCo Ltd.’s Nasdaq-listed shares fell 16.3% to $12.18 in afternoon trading on Friday, as the Brazilian payments company traded on the ex-distribution date for a $2.53-per-share extraordinary cash dividend. The stock move was steep, but not a clean read on operating news alone: the dividend right left the stock on Friday, according to an options-industry notice.
24 April 2026
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TSMC Stock Hits Record After Taiwan Opens the Buying Door for Funds

TSMC Stock Hits Record After Taiwan Opens the Buying Door for Funds

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited surged to an all-time closing high in Taipei on Friday, lifted after the island’s financial regulator loosened restrictions on how much local funds can allocate to a single stock—a move that primarily favors the world’s top contract chipmaker. Shares wrapped up the session at NT$2,185, climbing 5.05%, according to figures from MarketScreener.
24 April 2026
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AEye Stock Jumps After Craig-Hallum Buy Rating Puts LIDR Turnaround in Focus

AEye Stock Jumps After Craig-Hallum Buy Rating Puts LIDR Turnaround in Focus

AEye Inc. surged more than 30% Friday, fueled by Craig-Hallum’s new coverage on the lidar maker. The firm set a buy rating and tagged the shares with a $3.50 price target—yet another analyst move in what’s already been an active week for this small-cap name. Shares traded up roughly 33% to $2.25 by early afternoon, after hitting $3.03. Volume blew past 97 million shares.
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Stock Market Today

  • Microsoft Gets Price Target Cuts as AI Worries Weigh
    July 15, 2026, 1:20 PM EDT. Three Wall Street analysts lowered price targets for Microsoft shares on Wednesday after a sluggish run. Concerns are piling up about Microsoft's AI progress and where its development heads next, leading investors and analysts to tap the brakes. The cuts point to doubts about how strongly Microsoft can turn artificial intelligence into real growth. Tech stocks tied to AI are under fresh pressure.
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