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.

Henry Hub natural gas price rebounds after historic plunge as EQT Corp, Williams Cos Inc stocks tick higher

Henry Hub natural gas price rebounds after historic plunge as EQT Corp, Williams Cos Inc stocks tick higher

U.S. natural gas futures clawed back some ground Tuesday morning, with March Henry Hub contracts rising 3.7% to $3.358 per million British thermal units. That came after Monday's staggering 25.7% plunge—the steepest single-day fall since 1995, not counting rollover periods—triggered by warmer mid-February weather forecasts.
Nvidia stock drops on OpenAI chip doubts as investors brace for earnings

Nvidia stock drops on OpenAI chip doubts as investors brace for earnings

Nvidia shares dropped 2.9% to $185.61 Tuesday morning after reports surfaced that OpenAI is unhappy with some of Nvidia’s newest AI chips and is exploring other options. OpenAI has reportedly looked into chips from Advanced Micro Devices and startups like Cerebras Systems and Groq. The focus is shifting toward “inference”—the real-time output of trained AI models. Nvidia claims its platform leads on inference, offering "the best performance and total cost of ownership at scale." Meanwhile, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman praised Nvidia’s chips as the “best AI chips in the world” and said OpenAI aims to stay a “gigantic customer.”
Uber stock: France payroll-tax dispute hits as UBER heads into earnings

Uber stock: France payroll-tax dispute hits as UBER heads into earnings

Uber Technologies, Inc. is in discussions with France’s social security agency Urssaf following a report from Revue21. The report claims Urssaf determined that 71,194 Uber drivers from 2019 to 2022 should have been classified as employees, not contractors. The agency is reportedly seeking 1.2 billion euros in social security contributions plus 512 million euros in penalties. Uber pointed to recent French Supreme Court rulings affirming drivers as independent workers. Urssaf declined to comment on specific cases. Uber shares ended the day up about 1% at $80.84 and showed little movement after hours, which refers to trading post-New York close.
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#1 STRONG BUY

Taiwan Semiconductor

NYSE: TSM 96 / 100
#2 BUY

AerCap

NYSE: AER 95 / 100
#3 BUY ON PULLBACK

Constellation Energy

NASDAQ: CEG 93 / 100
#4 BUY

Walt Disney

NYSE: DIS 90 / 100
#5 ACCUMULATE

American International Group

NYSE: AIG 87 / 100
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