Today: 14 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.

Leslie’s Stock Soars 160% After Sales Rebound, But Losses Still Cloud Turnaround

Leslie’s Stock Soars 160% After Sales Rebound, But Losses Still Cloud Turnaround

Shares of Leslie’s Inc. were up sharply in midday action Thursday, soaring as much as 160% to $3.72 after the pool-supplies retailer posted stronger sales for the second quarter and reported improved store traffic. The company kept its 2026 outlook steady, a reassuring sign for investors watching for progress in its turnaround effort. Earlier in the session, the stock reached an intraday peak of $4.71.
14 May 2026
XRP’s $1.50 Breakout Is Back in Play After Senate Crypto Vote Clears Key Hurdle

XRP’s $1.50 Breakout Is Back in Play After Senate Crypto Vote Clears Key Hurdle

The Senate Banking Committee moved the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act forward on Thursday with a 15-9 tally, sending Washington’s major crypto market-structure bill closer to a Senate showdown and pulling renewed attention to XRP’s $1.50 mark. According to Reuters, every Republican on the committee supported the measure, joined by two Democrats—Ruben Gallego and Angela Alsobrooks—though both signaled their support on the floor isn’t guaranteed.
14 May 2026
PureCycle Stock Jumps 25% as New Jersey Approval Opens Door to Recycled Plastic Demand

PureCycle Stock Jumps 25% as New Jersey Approval Opens Door to Recycled Plastic Demand

Shares of PureCycle Technologies surged Thursday, climbing 24.7% to $12.72 after New Jersey regulators granted the company’s PureFive resin a one-year conditional nod as postconsumer recycled content under the state’s packaging law—a major regulatory hurdle cleared for the recycled-plastics outfit. “Many were simply waiting for this regulatory clarity,” CEO Dustin Olson noted, saying some customers had already expressed interest.
Mobix Labs Stock Jumps After Rare-Earth Deal Puts Defense Supplier in China Supply-Chain Fight

Mobix Labs Stock Jumps After Rare-Earth Deal Puts Defense Supplier in China Supply-Chain Fight

Mobix Labs shares surged, climbing almost 100% during regular U.S. trading on Thursday after word came down about a non-binding letter of intent to acquire Special Project Delivery LLC. That’s a private American platform with a focus on rare earths, critical minerals, and energy storage. Mobix said the planned deal would push its defense and aerospace supply business deeper into the supply chain, reaching into the raw materials side of weapons, aircraft, and AI infrastructure.
TSMC’s $1.5 Trillion AI Chip Call Puts the World’s Capacity Crunch on Display

TSMC’s $1.5 Trillion AI Chip Call Puts the World’s Capacity Crunch on Display

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd bumped up its long-term forecast for the chip sector on Thursday, projecting the global semiconductor market will top $1.5 trillion by 2030. That’s a sharp increase from TSMC’s earlier $1 trillion estimate, with the company pointing to surging artificial intelligence demand spurring quicker expansion of advanced manufacturing.
Tesla’s China Test: Musk’s Self-Driving Push Faces Its Biggest Gatekeeper

Tesla’s China Test: Musk’s Self-Driving Push Faces Its Biggest Gatekeeper

Elon Musk showed up in Beijing this week, pushing Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system back into the spotlight as he looks to win over Chinese regulators. The U.S. automaker wants approval to expand the driver-assistance tech across China, the world’s biggest car market. Leaving the Great Hall of the People on Thursday, Musk told reporters he hoped to achieve “many good things” in the country.
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Stock Market Today

  • Stocks Jump 48%, 58%, 78% on Strong Earnings Beats
    July 14, 2026, 5:40 AM EDT. Stocks jumped hard after companies topped earnings estimates, logging gains of 48%, 58%, and 78%. The earnings beats gave investor sentiment a lift, sending prices higher through the session. Companies reporting profits above expectations often push shares up, as seen with these sharp moves. The big swings show how strong earnings reports can fuel rallies.
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