Today: 15 March 2026
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Khadija Saeed

A dedicated markets reporter, she covers stocks, macroeconomics, and major business developments with a sharp eye for detail and accuracy.

Hawaiian Electric stock jumps 8% into the weekend — here’s what matters before HE trades again

Hawaiian Electric stock jumps 8% into the weekend — here’s what matters before HE trades again

Hawaiian Electric Industries shares surged 8.1% Friday, closing at $14.77 after trading between $13.64 and $15.05 on heavy volume. The move followed a weaker U.S. jobs report and falling Treasury yields, which lifted utilities broadly. The Hawaii Supreme Court will hear a key case involving the company and insurers on Jan. 27. Hawaiian Electric recently agreed to a $47.75 million shareholder settlement over wildfire-related claims.
12 January 2026
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Oklo stock: Meta nuclear deal lifts OKLO — what to watch before Monday’s open

Oklo stock: Meta nuclear deal lifts OKLO — what to watch before Monday’s open

Oklo shares jumped 7.9% Friday after announcing a deal with Meta to supply nuclear power to its Ohio project, with Meta able to prepay for electricity and fund early work. The stock briefly surged 18% before closing at $105.31. Insider filings showed CEO Jacob DeWitte and COO Caroline Cochran sold shares under pre-arranged plans as the price climbed. Financial terms of Meta’s prepayment were not disclosed.
12 January 2026
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Warby Parker stock (WRBY) in focus after co-CEOs’ share sales hit SEC filings

Warby Parker stock (WRBY) in focus after co-CEOs’ share sales hit SEC filings

Warby Parker co-CEOs David Gilboa and Neil Blumenthal sold shares this week through pre-arranged trading plans, according to late Friday SEC filings. WRBY closed at $28.30, up 0.07% for the day and about 25% above its early 2026 price. The sales come as the company pursues a smart eyewear partnership with Google. Investors await further insider filings and the next earnings announcement.
12 January 2026
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NIO stock slips to $4.64 — what to watch before Monday’s open and a key U.S. inflation print

NIO stock slips to $4.64 — what to watch before Monday’s open and a key U.S. inflation print

NIO’s U.S.-listed shares fell 1.9% to $4.64 Friday, closing out a week marked by the company’s 1,000,000th vehicle milestone. The stock sits 42% below its October peak as traders await U.S. inflation data next week. NIO delivered a record 48,135 vehicles in December and plans further overseas expansion in 2026. Friday’s trading volume was 38 million shares, below the 50-day average.
12 January 2026
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Bloom Energy stock rallies after AEP’s $2.65 billion fuel-cell order — what to watch before Monday

Bloom Energy stock rallies after AEP’s $2.65 billion fuel-cell order — what to watch before Monday

Bloom Energy shares jumped 10% to close at $134.07 Friday after American Electric Power announced a $2.65 billion deal for Bloom’s fuel cells in a Wyoming project. The agreement includes a 20-year contract with an unnamed buyer, pending conditions expected to clear by Q2 2026. Traders await more details on the end-customer and delivery timeline as the new week begins.
12 January 2026
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CG Oncology stock (CGON) jumps 29% on faster Phase 3 timeline — what to watch next week

CG Oncology stock (CGON) jumps 29% on faster Phase 3 timeline — what to watch next week

CG Oncology shares surged 29.3% to $54.20 after the company moved up its Phase 3 PIVOT-006 trial timeline, now expecting topline results in early 2026. Trading volume reached 7 million shares. Analysts raised price targets following the update and ahead of the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference. The trial enrolls over 360 bladder cancer patients and measures recurrence-free survival.
12 January 2026
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TVA’s $3 million UT nuclear endowment puts Knoxville’s reactor talent race on display

TVA’s $3 million UT nuclear endowment puts Knoxville’s reactor talent race on display

The Tennessee Valley Authority has committed $3 million to endow a chair in the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s nuclear engineering department, officials confirmed Sunday. The endowment aims to attract faculty and support research as TVA pursues small modular reactors at its Clinch River site. UT named Brian Wirth as the first chairholder. TVA’s nuclear plants currently supply about 42% of its power.
12 January 2026
Snap stock slides to $8 as CEO share sale surfaces; CPI, earnings date loom

Snap stock slides to $8 as CEO share sale surfaces; CPI, earnings date loom

Snap Inc. shares fell 2.3% Friday to $8.21, marking a third straight decline and leaving the stock near the bottom of its 52-week range. CEO Evan Spiegel sold over 1.2 million shares on Jan. 5 under a pre-arranged plan, according to a recent filing. The broader Nasdaq rose 0.81% the same day. Investors await Tuesday’s U.S. inflation data and Snap’s next earnings report, expected in early February.
12 January 2026
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UWM stock jumps nearly 14% into Monday as Trump housing plan puts mortgage lenders in play

UWM stock jumps nearly 14% into Monday as Trump housing plan puts mortgage lenders in play

UWM Holdings shares jumped 13.7% to $5.36 Friday on heavy volume, as investors reacted to news of a $200 billion federal mortgage bond-buying plan. The move comes ahead of Tuesday’s Consumer Price Index report, seen as a key signal for mortgage rates. Rocket Companies shares also rose 9.6%. Some Fed officials and analysts questioned whether bond buying alone will lower rates or boost housing activity.
12 January 2026
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Apple stock eyes January 29 earnings after rare losing streak; Evercore lifts target, keeps “top pick”

Apple stock eyes January 29 earnings after rare losing streak; Evercore lifts target, keeps “top pick”

Apple shares closed Friday up 0.1% at $259.37, ending a rare losing streak. Evercore ISI raised its price target to $330, citing strong iPhone demand. Investors are focused on Apple’s Jan. 29 earnings for updates on iPhone sales and “Apple Intelligence.” Rising memory costs and supplier moves add pressure ahead of the report.
12 January 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Bitcoin Selloff Shrinks Amid Iran Conflict, Outperforms Key Assets
    March 15, 2026, 2:59 AM EDT. Bitcoin's initial 8.5% drop at the start of the Iran conflict has since reversed, with the cryptocurrency outperforming gold, the S&P 500, Asian equities, and the Korean market. Only oil and the U.S. dollar, direct beneficiaries of the conflict, have done better. Each conflict escalation sees Bitcoin bottoming at successively higher prices, indicating buyers stepping in earlier. The pattern shows a tightening range near $73,000-$74,000, a level Bitcoin has tested multiple times. Despite ongoing headline-driven sell-offs, Bitcoin is recovering faster and holding stronger with each event, contrasting with the severe February liquidation that erased $800 billion in market value. Market positioning appears leaner, allowing Bitcoin to absorb geopolitical shocks better than most assets amid heightened tensions over Iran's energy infrastructure.
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