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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.

Ondas (ONDS) Stock Price Rises After BIRD Aerosystems Deal Adds Missile-Defense Tech

Ondas (ONDS) Stock Price Rises After BIRD Aerosystems Deal Adds Missile-Defense Tech

Shares of Nasdaq-listed Ondas Inc. climbed early Wednesday, after the company announced its acquisition of BIRD Aerosystems—bringing new airborne missile-defense and surveillance capabilities into the fold, and extending a recent streak of deal activity. The stock traded 1% higher at $10.11 in premarket action as of 9:04 a.m. EDT, following a 2.98% gain to $10.01 at Tuesday’s close.
Hims & Hers Stock Price Surges Nearly 50% in Two Days After Novo Deal, Analyst Upgrades

Hims & Hers Stock Price Surges Nearly 50% in Two Days After Novo Deal, Analyst Upgrades

Hims & Hers Health shares surged 5.9% to finish at $23.47 on Tuesday, building on a two-day rally that’s now hit roughly 49%. The telehealth firm had closed at $15.74 back on March 6, then soared to $22.16 at Monday’s close. During Tuesday’s session, the stock swung from $22.43 up to $26.03 before easing back to settle below its session peak, following news of a fresh distribution deal with Novo Nordisk.
Denison Mines Corp starts Wheeler North drilling as Phoenix uranium mine build nears

Denison Mines Corp starts Wheeler North drilling as Phoenix uranium mine build nears

Denison Mines Corp kicked off a winter drilling push at the Wheeler North joint venture up in the Athabasca Basin, northern Saskatchewan, with partner Skyharbour Resources announcing Monday that crews are starting with roughly 2,500 metres of diamond drilling at the Fox Lake Trail target. This marks the beginning of a 7,500-metre drill program for the year, covering Fox Lake Trail, Fork, and Sphinx. Denison holds 49% of the property but has the ability to bump that up to 70%. According to Skyharbour, Denison is in charge and picking up the tab for the program, which sits beside its Wheeler River project and is sandwiched between Cameco’s Key Lake and McArthur River sites.
11 March 2026
Ford Motor’s Electric Explorer Gets Longer Range as Europe EV Pressure Builds

Ford Motor’s Electric Explorer Gets Longer Range as Europe EV Pressure Builds

Ford Motor rolled out an upgraded all-electric Explorer for Europe on Tuesday, swapping in a lithium iron phosphate battery for the standard-range model. The new chemistry, according to Ford, relies on fewer high-demand raw materials compared to typical EV batteries and bumps range by more than 60 km, now reaching up to 444 km on the WLTP cycle. Alongside the battery, Ford has fitted a more powerful motor, new driver-assist tech, and Pro Power Onboard—letting drivers plug devices straight into the vehicle’s battery. Orders are open right away. “We’re always looking for ways to improve our vehicles,” said Christian Weingaertner, who leads Ford Europe’s passenger-vehicles business.
11 March 2026
Ondas Inc wins $15.8 million Israel demining order after Mistral merger pact

Ondas Inc wins $15.8 million Israel demining order after Mistral merger pact

Ondas Inc on Tuesday announced its 4M Defense unit landed an initial $15.8 million order tied to an Israeli landmine-clearing effort, marking the first phase in a potential $60 million project. The contract involves removing explosives from about 740 acres near the Israel-Syria border, deploying autonomous ground vehicles, drones, and sensors for detection and clearance, the company said.
11 March 2026
Plug Power Eyes 250 MW PJM Power Bid in New AI Data Center Push

Plug Power Eyes 250 MW PJM Power Bid in New AI Data Center Push

Plug Power Inc is aiming to offload as much as 250 megawatts of power into the PJM Interconnection market, the Times Union reported Tuesday, citing Bloomberg News. Chairman Andy Marsh told Bloomberg Plug is already reaching out to potential buyers, including data center operators and utilities, but says deals would need to run for at least seven years. Shares of Plug dropped 3.2% to $2.12 in late trading.
Eddie Bauer to Close All California Stores After Bankruptcy Buyer Hunt Fails

Eddie Bauer to Close All California Stores After Bankruptcy Buyer Hunt Fails

Eddie Bauer will shut down all 13 of its California locations after the retail operator came up empty-handed on a buyer during bankruptcy proceedings, speeding up plans to shrink the brand’s North American presence. Without a bid by the March 3 deadline, the scheduled March 6 auction was canceled. Now, the company is trying to offload around 174 store leases across the U.S. and Canada as liquidation sales roll on.
11 March 2026
VIX Retreats as Bitcoin Reclaims $70,000 After Iran Shock Whipsaws Wall Street

VIX Retreats as Bitcoin Reclaims $70,000 After Iran Shock Whipsaws Wall Street

After spiking to levels last seen in April 2025 just a day before, Wall Street’s fear gauge retreated Tuesday. Bitcoin climbed back above $70,000, oil prices took a steep dive, and U.S. equities finished with little direction. The S&P 500 slipped 0.21%, the Dow ticked down 0.07%, while the Nasdaq managed a tiny gain of 0.01%—all still rattled by volatility surrounding the Iran war.
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  • BlackRock, Goldman Sachs excel in Q2; Investors weigh steady growth against cyclical surge
    July 16, 2026, 7:07 PM EDT. Both BlackRock and Goldman Sachs reported record second-quarter results, beating Wall Street's expectations on earnings and revenue. BlackRock's assets under management climbed above $15 trillion, with revenue growing 30% year-over-year to $7.08 billion and adjusted EPS at $13.91, fueled by robust client inflows and wider operating margins. Goldman Sachs saw revenue rise 39% to $20.33 billion and almost doubled its EPS to $20.98, helped by a 53% increase in Global Banking & Markets revenue. The two firms posted strong capital markets performance, but BlackRock is seen as a play for consistent growth, while Goldman Sachs offers more cyclical upside. Company executives expressed confidence in ongoing momentum, while refraining from providing formal forecasts. For investors, the decision comes down to BlackRock's steady expansion or Goldman Sachs' more volatile but sharp earnings gains.
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