Khadija Saeed

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.

China Warns U.S. Chip Export Bills Could Hit Global Semiconductor Supply Chains

China Warns U.S. Chip Export Bills Could Hit Global Semiconductor Supply Chains

China on Saturday cautioned that U.S. export-control legislation focused on semiconductors threatens to shake up global chip supply chains, following a House panel’s move to push forward measures tightening China’s access to chipmaking gear. Beijing added it is keeping a close eye on the U.S. bills as they move through the legislative process.
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.
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.”
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%.
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.
24 April 2026
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.
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Constellation Energy

NASDAQ: CEG 95 / 100
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AerCap

NYSE: AER 93 / 100
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Walt Disney

NYSE: DIS 92 / 100
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AIG

NYSE: AIG 90 / 100
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Cheniere Energy

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