Today: 25 April 2026

Khadija Saeed

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

Rigetti stock slips as quantum trade cools into year-end — what investors watch next

Rigetti stock slips as quantum trade cools into year-end — what investors watch next

Rigetti Computing shares fell 2.1% to $21.92 in midday New York trading Monday amid continued volatility in quantum-computing stocks. The drop followed a sector pullback blamed on profit-taking and thin holiday volumes, Investors.com reported. Rigetti’s next earnings report is expected in early March. The stock remains up about 46% for 2025 but trades more than 40% below its yearly high.
GE Vernova stock slips as jet-engine turbine demand for AI data centers stays in focus

GE Vernova stock slips as jet-engine turbine demand for AI data centers stays in focus

GE Vernova shares slipped 0.2% to $662.11 midday Monday, outperforming a broader decline in industrials. A Financial Times report said data centers are buying aircraft-derived gas turbines from GE Vernova to speed up power access, with orders up about a third this year. Investors await the company’s next earnings update, expected Jan. 28. The stock traded between $651.77 and $670.99.
WBD stock hovers near takeover price as Jan. 21 tender deadline nears

WBD stock hovers near takeover price as Jan. 21 tender deadline nears

Warner Bros Discovery shares rose 0.2% to $28.86 midday Monday, trading near levels implied by rival takeover bids. Paramount’s $30-per-share cash offer, backed by a $40.4 billion guarantee from Larry Ellison, faces a Jan. 21 deadline. Warner’s board has not changed its recommendation favoring a Netflix merger. The stock traded between $28.71 and $29.10 during the session.
Walmart stock bucks tech-led slide as Vizio ad push comes back into focus

Walmart stock bucks tech-led slide as Vizio ad push comes back into focus

Walmart shares rose 0.5% to $112.34 in late-morning trading Monday, outperforming a broader market decline led by tech stocks. Investors cited fresh commentary on Walmart’s connected-TV ad strategy following its Vizio acquisition. Target, Costco, and Amazon all traded lower. Wall Street opened the week in the red as traders awaited Fed minutes and jobless data.
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Stock Market Today

  • 3 TSX Materials Stocks to Watch as Miners Face Sell-Off
    April 24, 2026, 9:39 PM EDT. TSX materials stocks have fallen amid a rough patch for miners, but three names stand out for investors. Ivanhoe Mines (TSX:IVN) offers notable copper growth, with solid 2025 profits of $228 million and strong project execution in Africa, though it trades at a high earnings multiple reflecting growth expectations. Lundin Mining (TSX:LUN) presents a broader copper play, posting record 2025 revenue of $4.5 billion and advancing the large-scale Vicuña project with BHP, trading at a reasonable 18 times earnings amid significant project investment. Finally, Torex Gold (TSX:TXG) was mentioned, but details were cut off. These stocks reflect underlying company strength despite market mood swings, with risks tied to project execution and copper price fluctuations.

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LightPath Technologies Stock Just Hit a 52-Week High. Here’s Why LPTH Is Back in Focus

LightPath Technologies Stock Just Hit a 52-Week High. Here’s Why LPTH Is Back in Focus

25 April 2026
LightPath Technologies shares closed up 10.05% at $16.09 in Orlando Friday, after hitting $16.53 and surpassing recent analyst targets. Trading volume jumped to 6.35 million shares. The company reported a $97.8 million backlog and second-quarter revenue of $16.4 million, up 120% from a year earlier. Recent orders and investor focus center on defense optics and infrared camera systems.
Wolfspeed Stock Jumps 13% Before May 5 Earnings Test

Wolfspeed Stock Jumps 13% Before May 5 Earnings Test

25 April 2026
Wolfspeed shares surged 13.36% to $31.23 on Friday, with trading volume hitting 8.4 million shares ahead of its May 5 earnings report. The chipmaker recently cut its debt by about $97 million and lowered annual interest expense by $62 million after refinancing in March. Wolfspeed reported a $151 million net loss last quarter and expects negative gross margins to continue.
VeriSign Falls After Q1 Beat as .Com Price Hike Puts Renewal Risk in Focus

VeriSign Falls After Q1 Beat as .Com Price Hike Puts Renewal Risk in Focus

25 April 2026
VeriSign reported first-quarter revenue of $429 million, up 6.6%, and net income of $215 million, as .com and .net registrations rose to 176.1 million. Shares fell 2.8% Friday to $269.20 after the company announced a Nov. 1 increase in the wholesale .com fee to $10.97. Management raised its 2026 growth outlook for domain registrations. Investors remain cautious over renewal and pricing risks.
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