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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.

Archer Aviation’s $8 Million Vendor Share Filing Puts Cash Burn Back in Focus

Archer Aviation’s $8 Million Vendor Share Filing Puts Cash Burn Back in Focus

Archer Aviation registered 3.27 million shares for resale and plans to issue up to $8 million in stock to vendors, according to a new SEC filing. The move comes days after Archer reported a first-quarter net loss of $217.7 million and revenue of $1.6 million. Shares fell about 4% to $6.13 in New York trading. Archer ended March with $1.78 billion in cash and short-term investments.
15 May 2026
UiPath Shares Surge With AI Optimism Ahead of Earnings

UiPath Shares Surge With AI Optimism Ahead of Earnings

UiPath shares rose 7.4% to $10.39 Friday after the company launched Global AgentHack 2026, a developer contest focused on its new coding-agent platform. Trading volume hit nearly 29.9 million shares, with call options activity at 1.4 times the norm. The hackathon offers $50,000 in prizes and runs through June 29. Investors are watching to see if AI agents will boost or threaten UiPath’s automation business ahead of May 28 earnings.
Volvo, DSV Begin First Driverless Freight in Texas; Aurora Innovation’s AUR Faces Real-World Trial

Volvo, DSV Begin First Driverless Freight in Texas; Aurora Innovation’s AUR Faces Real-World Trial

Volvo Autonomous Solutions and DSV have launched commercial autonomous freight service in Texas using a Volvo VNL truck equipped with Aurora’s self-driving system on the Dallas-Houston route. The service begins with a safety driver onboard. Aurora reported $1 million in Q1 revenue and a $223 million net loss, with plans to scale to over 200 driverless trucks by the end of 2026.
Bradesco Stock Is Sliding Despite a Profit Beat — Credit Risk Is Why

Bradesco Stock Is Sliding Despite a Profit Beat — Credit Risk Is Why

Banco Bradesco’s U.S.-listed shares dropped $0.115 to $3.455 Friday after the bank reported a 16.1% rise in recurring net income to R$6.81 billion but a 26.5% jump in loan-loss provisions. Investors reacted to higher credit costs and a 54% profit drop at state-run Banco do Brasil, which also cut its 2026 forecast. The Selic rate remains at 14.50% after two cuts.
15 May 2026
Amazon Stock Slips As Alexa’s AI Shopping Push Moves From Search To Checkout

Amazon Stock Slips As Alexa’s AI Shopping Push Moves From Search To Checkout

Amazon launched Alexa for Shopping across its app, website, and Echo Show devices, integrating its Rufus assistant into a broader AI tool that compares products, tracks prices, and automates purchases. Shares fell 1.8% to $262.50 Friday. The new service is available to U.S. customers and can complete eligible purchases from other retailers. Polymarket put 65% odds on a $260-$265 weekly close.
Grab Stock Just Hit a Fresh 52-Week Low — Why Investors Still Aren’t Buying the Profit Beat

Grab Stock Just Hit a Fresh 52-Week Low — Why Investors Still Aren’t Buying the Profit Beat

Grab Holdings shares hit a 52-week low of $3.46 in New York Friday, despite first-quarter revenue rising 24% to $955 million and profit reaching $120 million. Investors sold amid concerns over Indonesia’s new rule capping ride-hailing commissions at 8%, down from 20%. Grab said its Indonesian business model will need changes but downplayed the impact, noting two-wheel rides make up less than 6% of mobility volume.
Apple’s OpenAI Deal Hits Legal Turbulence Before WWDC AI Reveal

Apple’s OpenAI Deal Hits Legal Turbulence Before WWDC AI Reveal

OpenAI is considering legal action against Apple after their ChatGPT-iPhone partnership failed to deliver deeper integration and subscription growth, sources told Reuters and the Financial Times. OpenAI’s lawyers are working with an outside firm on possible breach-of-contract steps. Apple is expected to detail more AI plans at WWDC, set for June 8-12. Apple shares rose about 1% Friday.
IREN Stock Drops After $3 Billion Debt Deal: Why Nvidia’s AI Bet Just Got More Expensive

IREN Stock Drops After $3 Billion Debt Deal: Why Nvidia’s AI Bet Just Got More Expensive

IREN closed a $3.0 billion convertible senior notes sale to fund its shift from bitcoin mining to AI data centers. Shares fell $3.94 to $54.46 late Friday morning after the announcement. The offering follows a $3.4 billion AI cloud contract and a 5GW infrastructure partnership with Nvidia. IREN reported a wider net loss of $247.8 million for the March quarter as it decommissioned mining hardware.
Why SoFi Technologies Stock Is Slipping After Its PrimaryBid Deal

Why SoFi Technologies Stock Is Slipping After Its PrimaryBid Deal

SoFi Technologies shares fell 2.6% Friday morning after acquiring PrimaryBid technology assets to expand IPO access, with the deal completed May 8 for an undisclosed price. The stock traded at $15.61, valuing the company at $21.5 billion. First-quarter adjusted net revenue rose 41% to $1.1 billion, while net charge-offs increased to $201.6 million. SoFi kept its 2026 revenue outlook unchanged.
15 May 2026
Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Slides as Oil Shock Sends Treasury Yields Higher, Hitting AI Rally

Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Slides as Oil Shock Sends Treasury Yields Higher, Hitting AI Rally

The Nasdaq fell 1.25% Friday as rising oil prices and Treasury yields pressured U.S. stocks, erasing part of this week’s AI-driven gains. Brent crude climbed 2.4% to $108.22 a barrel after U.S.-Iran tensions flared. April consumer prices rose 0.6%, while producer prices jumped 1.4%. Nvidia and AMD each dropped over 4%; Intel slid 6.8%.
Tesla Stock Drops Today as China FSD Hopes Stall After Trump-Xi Summit

Tesla Stock Drops Today as China FSD Hopes Stall After Trump-Xi Summit

Tesla shares dropped 3.7% Friday after President Trump left Beijing without securing Chinese approval for the company’s Full Self-Driving software. U.S. executives, including Elon Musk, departed the summit with little clarity on regulatory gains. Tesla’s China-made EV sales rose 36% in April, but analysts warn delays in FSD approval and competition from local rivals could limit growth.
Rivian Stock Gets a $3.4 Billion Robotics Twist as R2 EV Test Looms

Rivian Stock Gets a $3.4 Billion Robotics Twist as R2 EV Test Looms

Mind Robotics, spun out of Rivian, raised $400 million in a round led by Kleiner Perkins, valuing the company at $3.4 billion. The startup uses production data from Rivian’s factories to train industrial robots. Rivian shares traded at $13.96, down 56.5 cents, with a market value of $17.4 billion. Rivian began deliveries of its R2 SUV, targeting 62,000 to 67,000 units in 2026.
Micron Stock Slides as Samsung Strike Threat Tests the AI Memory Boom

Micron Stock Slides as Samsung Strike Threat Tests the AI Memory Boom

Micron shares fell 5.2% to $735.74 Friday morning, cutting its market value to $838 billion, as investors reacted to profit-taking and a possible 18-day strike at Samsung’s South Korean plants. Bank of America raised Micron’s price target to $950 this week, citing AI-driven memory demand. Samsung’s union said the strike will start May 21. Samsung shares dropped as much as 9.3% on supply concerns.
Plug Power Stock Drops Again: The $5 Billion Hydrogen Turnaround Faces Its Cash Test

Plug Power Stock Drops Again: The $5 Billion Hydrogen Turnaround Faces Its Cash Test

Plug Power shares fell 1.7% to $3.725 in early Nasdaq trading Friday, following a volatile week after first-quarter results. The company reported a 22% revenue increase to $163.5 million and improved gross margin, but its net loss widened to $245.3 million and operating cash use rose to $150 million. Plug ended March with $802 million in cash and expects $142 million from a hydrogen asset sale in June.
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Stock Market Today

  • Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) Rises 6.86% on Strong Demand and Strategic Moves
    June 21, 2026, 10:25 AM EDT. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSM) surged 6.86% on June 21, driven by record revenue growth, a double-digit year-over-year increase, and robust demand for advanced semiconductor nodes. The rise reflects strength in the AI and high-performance computing sectors. TSMC's price hikes amid tight capacity and rising costs signal maintained profit margins. A new 10-year partnership with Amkor Technology to expand advanced packaging in Arizona supports onshore production goals, addressing supply chain concerns. Insider buying and raised full-year revenue forecasts underpin market confidence. Despite minor concerns over supply diversifications and export regulations, analysts remain bullish on TSM for its near-monopoly in advanced chip manufacturing.

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Mortgage rates fall to 6.47% as Iran deal relief meets Fed, Hormuz risks

Mortgage rates fall to 6.47% as Iran deal relief meets Fed, Hormuz risks

21 June 2026
U.S. 30-year fixed mortgage rates fell to 6.47%—the lowest in over a month—after a tentative U.S.-Iran accord eased energy-market fears, but the Federal Reserve’s inflation stance and renewed Strait of Hormuz tensions could quickly reverse the drop, keeping housing affordability tight and market moves volatile.
US shifts Global Hawk drone to Japan, stiffening Pacific watch

US shifts Global Hawk drone to Japan, stiffening Pacific watch

21 June 2026
The U.S. Air Force has permanently stationed three RQ-4B Global Hawk surveillance drones at Yokota Air Base near Tokyo, shifting from seasonal to year-round operations to boost U.S.-Japan intelligence gathering as regional military activity rises; local pushback over drone operations remains a key risk.
Snowflake Shares Jump Ahead of Results as Wall Street Bets on AI Demand

ARK picks up $52 million in Snowflake shares, bets on AI cloud

21 June 2026
ARK Investment Management snapped up $52 million in Snowflake shares after the cloud data firm surged 33% on raised guidance and a $6 billion AWS deal, signaling a major bet on AI-driven software revenue as analysts hiked price targets to a $280 median, but the stock’s high valuation leaves little room for disappointment.
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