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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. Follow Khadija Saeed on Google News.

MP Materials Q1 Earnings Beat: Rare Earth Stock Rises as Pentagon and Apple Bet Faces Big Test

MP Materials Q1 Earnings Beat: Rare Earth Stock Rises as Pentagon and Apple Bet Faces Big Test

MP Materials turned in first-quarter numbers on Thursday that topped forecasts, as revenue surged 49% to $90.6 million. Adjusted diluted earnings landed at 3 cents a share. The rare-earths producer moved more neodymium-praseodymium—or NdPr—the key magnet ingredient. CEO James Litinsky pointed to “record NdPr production and sales,” noting progress at the Independence and 10X sites.
Airbnb Q1 Earnings: 2026 Revenue Outlook Raised as Bookings Jump, But Middle East War Hits Travel

Airbnb Q1 Earnings: 2026 Revenue Outlook Raised as Bookings Jump, But Middle East War Hits Travel

Airbnb lifted its 2026 revenue outlook on Thursday, following a first-quarter surge in bookings. The company pointed to robust demand across the Americas and firmer pricing, which it says are making up for travel turbulence caused by conflict in the Middle East. Annual revenue growth is now projected in the “low to mid teens,” topping the previous forecast of at least low double digits.
AMD Stock Cools After AI Earnings Surge. The Bigger Story Is CPUs

AMD Stock Cools After AI Earnings Surge. The Bigger Story Is CPUs

Shares of Advanced Micro Devices slipped Thursday, giving back some ground after a big run-up following its earnings. Still, the core takeaway from the company’s latest results stayed intact: AI spending is pushing further into servers, and AMD is capturing more of that flow. The stock last traded at $408.42, off $12.97 from the prior close, reversing part of Wednesday’s jump sparked by a robust forecast.
USDA Just Changed SNAP Store Rules: What Retailers Must Stock by Fall

USDA Just Changed SNAP Store Rules: What Retailers Must Stock by Fall

The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Thursday locked in new rules that force retailers taking SNAP food benefits to stock a broader selection of staple foods—a change set to impact convenience stores, small grocers, bodegas, and supermarkets enrolled in the federal food-aid program. SNAP, short for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, provides food support for low-income American households.
Lumen Technologies Stock Slides As $1 Billion Debt Deal Tests Its Alkira AI Bet

Lumen Technologies Stock Slides As $1 Billion Debt Deal Tests Its Alkira AI Bet

Lumen Technologies dropped roughly 13% Thursday after Level 3 Financing, its subsidiary, set the price on $1 billion in 7.5% senior notes maturing in 2037. The debt sale brought renewed attention to Lumen’s balance sheet as it dives further into cloud and AI networking. Senior notes, by definition, take priority over certain other claims in repayment order.
Coca-Cola Consolidated Stock Slides 16% as Q1 Sales Jump Masks Margin Hit

Coca-Cola Consolidated Stock Slides 16% as Q1 Sales Jump Masks Margin Hit

Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc. dropped roughly 16.6% by Thursday afternoon, sliding to $175.60—a $34.92 loss—after posting upbeat first-quarter sales but coming up shy on adjusted profit. That mixed outcome sent cost worries straight to the forefront for the biggest U.S. bottler. Shares of Coca-Cola Co. edged a bit lower, while PepsiCo and Keurig Dr Pepper traded slightly up.
DocuSign Adds Redis CEO to Board as AI Contract Push Faces Bigger Test

DocuSign Adds Redis CEO to Board as AI Contract Push Faces Bigger Test

Docusign, Inc. has tapped Rowan Trollope—currently CEO at Redis—for a board seat, bringing on a leader with a background in both AI and cybersecurity. The move, aimed at bolstering Docusign's expansion into contract-management software, was disclosed Wednesday. Trollope’s appointment became official May 2, according to a regulatory filing.
Intuit Stock Rises As QuickBooks Workforce Pushes Into Payroll And HR

Intuit Stock Rises As QuickBooks Workforce Pushes Into Payroll And HR

Intuit Inc. rolled out QuickBooks Workforce in the U.S., making a sharper move to expand from small-business accounting into payroll and HR as the software sector scrambles to keep up with new AI-powered rivals. The company says the new product targets small and mid-market firms, and will be integrated into QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Online Advanced, and Intuit Enterprise Suite.
Duolingo Stock Jumps, But the Real Test Is Bookings

Duolingo Stock Jumps, But the Real Test Is Bookings

Duolingo shares bounced roughly 7.4% higher Thursday afternoon, trimming some of the week’s declines. Investors sized up the language app maker’s AI investment plans against a more cautious bookings forecast. Shares last changed hands around $112.81, putting Duolingo’s market cap close to $5.26 billion.
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Stock Market Today

  • General Fusion Jumps 25% in Second Day After SPAC Debut
    July 14, 2026, 6:15 PM EDT. General Fusion shares closed up 25% at $13.76 in their second session as a public company. The Canadian fusion-energy firm listed through a SPAC deal with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III. Backers include Jeff Bezos. The move comes as investors show interest in fusion as a clean energy play. The stock has rallied in its first days on the market.
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