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.

Dow Jones Live Update: 50,000 Is Back in Play as Cisco Surge Lifts Wall Street

Dow Jones Live Update: 50,000 Is Back in Play as Cisco Surge Lifts Wall Street

The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 198.31 points, or 0.40%, to 49,891.51 late in the morning, edging closer to that 50,000 threshold. Cisco’s post-earnings rally and renewed strength in artificial-intelligence stocks helped lift U.S. equities. The S&P 500 added 0.54%, with the Nasdaq Composite up 0.60%. Numbers are from Reuters’ U.S. markets page, citing LSEG data with at least a 15-minute delay.
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Redwire Stock Jumps Again as $498 Million Backlog Puts Defense Growth Back in Play

Redwire Stock Jumps Again as $498 Million Backlog Puts Defense Growth Back in Play

Redwire jumped almost 14% Thursday morning, building on its strong post-earnings recovery. Investors zeroed in on the space-and-defense firm's record backlog and the 2026 sales goal, largely brushing off a steeper first-quarter loss. Shares were last seen at $13.04, putting Redwire’s market cap around $2.53 billion.
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Klarna Finally Posts a Profit After IPO — But Its Outlook Gives Wall Street a Reason to Wait

Klarna Finally Posts a Profit After IPO — But Its Outlook Gives Wall Street a Reason to Wait

Klarna Group plc finally posted a quarterly profit—the company’s first since debuting on the New York exchange—with revenue topping $1 billion. But investors didn’t get the all-clear, as management’s softer second-quarter guidance kept enthusiasm in check and signaled the post-IPO hangover isn’t over yet. Shoppers kept spending: gross merchandise volume jumped 33%, hitting $33.7 billion. The Swedish buy now, pay later outfit, which lets users split payments, continues to scale.
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Quantum Cyber Stock Surges As Drone Deal And Ex-VA Chief Put Defense Pivot In Focus

Quantum Cyber Stock Surges As Drone Deal And Ex-VA Chief Put Defense Pivot In Focus

Quantum Cyber N.V. has brought Peter M. O’Rourke Sr.—the former acting U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary and military vet—onto its board, the company said Thursday. The appointment comes on the heels of Wednesday’s announcement of a drone tech licensing deal by the Nasdaq-listed firm. CEO David Lazar described the move as a “defining moment.” For his part, O’Rourke said autonomous defense systems are “rapidly becoming foundational.”
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Forgent Power Stock Jumps After Record Orders Put AI Power Demand Back in Focus

Forgent Power Stock Jumps After Record Orders Put AI Power Demand Back in Focus

Forgent Power Solutions boosted its fiscal 2026 guidance Thursday, reporting record Q3 orders and backlog. The stock jumped ahead of the bell, as investors tallied another signal of robust demand from AI-fueled data center buildouts. The company posted its results with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that same day.
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Apple Backs Google in EU AI Fight as iPhone Rules Loom

Apple Backs Google in EU AI Fight as iPhone Rules Loom

Apple is backing Google in a dispute with the European Union over AI access, cautioning that proposed rules requiring deeper Android integration with competing AI services may compromise security for users and devices. The warning was delivered in a submission to the European Commission, as officials in Brussels gathered input on Digital Markets Act provisions targeting Alphabet’s Google.
14 May 2026
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Boeing’s 500-Jet China Prize Puts Trump-Xi Trade Talks on the Line

Boeing’s 500-Jet China Prize Puts Trump-Xi Trade Talks on the Line

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Thursday said he expects China will unveil sizable Boeing aircraft purchases during President Donald Trump’s trip to Beijing, thrusting the U.S. aerospace giant into the spotlight as trade and geopolitical tensions loom over the summit. “I think we’re going to see the large Boeing orders,” Bessent told CNBC, as reported by the South China Morning Post.
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Alphabet’s $60 Billion AI Debt Sprint Puts Google Stock Back in Focus

Alphabet’s $60 Billion AI Debt Sprint Puts Google Stock Back in Focus

Alphabet is reaching into the global bond market, lining up its debut yen bond as the Google parent seeks fresh funding outside the U.S. to ramp up artificial intelligence efforts. “A company with big borrowing plans and solid credit can raise cash not just domestically but globally,” said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley Wealth. According to Reuters, the yen offering could land in the several hundred billion yen range.
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Stock Market Today

  • BP, Shell Lift FTSE 100 as Energy Rally Offsets Broader Losses
    July 14, 2026, 6:58 AM EDT. The FTSE 100 fell 0.53% to 10,442.49, even as gains in BP (+2.18%) and Shell (+1.42%) helped cushion selling across the rest of the market. The FTSE 250 dropped 0.76% and the STOXX 600 lost 0.7%. Brent crude gained more than $3 to $86.36 on U.S.-Iran tension, helping UK energy shares but weighing on the broader indexes. BP sees more than $3 billion in Q2 earnings tailwind from oil strength and improved refining margins, and now targets net debt between $22-23 billion, cut from $25.3 billion. Citi analysts bumped BP's EPS view up 18%, citing strong cash generation. Some analysts say energy names give partial downside cover, though not full protection in shaky markets. Rising geopolitical strain and swinging commodity prices keep risk high.
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