Today: 12 July 2026

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.

Wall Street Hit by Yield Jolt With Nvidia Up Next

Wall Street Hit by Yield Jolt With Nvidia Up Next

ETFs tracking U.S. stocks held in the red late Tuesday after the major indexes posted their third loss in a row. Treasury yields moved higher and market focus stayed on Nvidia’s earnings, which investors see as a big test for the AI rally. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF traded at $733.73, down about 0.7%. Invesco QQQ was at $701.53 and the SPDR Dow ETF at $493.98, both off around 0.6% from the previous close.
20 May 2026
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Analog Devices Shares Rally After $1.5B AI Power Deal Ahead of Earnings

Analog Devices Shares Rally After $1.5B AI Power Deal Ahead of Earnings

Analog Devices Inc. shares moved higher after the bell on Tuesday. The chipmaker said it’s buying Empower Semiconductor in a $1.5 billion cash deal. ADI had slipped 1.02% to $414.31 by the close, but after hours the stock was up 1.36% at $419.95. That comes just ahead of the company’s quarterly report. After-hours trading refers to trading that happens after the regular U.S. market session.
20 May 2026
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JetBlue axes 12 routes; Fort Lauderdale responds

JetBlue axes 12 routes; Fort Lauderdale responds

JetBlue Airways is quitting Manchester-Boston Regional Airport and cutting back other East Coast flights. The airline is moving planes toward Fort Lauderdale, betting on better results there. All Manchester service will stop, along with nine more routes, some out of Newark and Orlando.
20 May 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • TeraWulf (NASDAQ:WULF) signs $19B, 20-year lease with Anthropic; investors wary on debt, costs
    July 12, 2026, 3:55 PM EDT. TeraWulf (NASDAQ:WULF) said it will lease data center space to Anthropic in a $19 billion deal over 20 years, backed by $3.5 billion in debt led by Morgan Stanley. Annual revenue from the arrangement comes in around $950 million at $2.37 million per megawatt-year, marking a 27% premium to TeraWulf's previous contracts. TeraWulf shares climbed 3.7% before dropping 5.3% the day of the news, as the market zeroed in on the costs and steep financing tied to the build-out. Anthropic's debt plan relies on leveraged loans and high-yield bonds rated below investment grade, so borrowing will be expensive. Analysts called the lease terms strong but pointed to risks on margins and execution. TeraWulf's $34 million in current quarterly revenue is far smaller than the new deal.
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