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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.

GM Recall Alert: 40,440 Brake-Fluid Units Flagged Over Sediment Risk

GM Recall Alert: 40,440 Brake-Fluid Units Flagged Over Sediment Risk

General Motors is pulling back 40,440 bottles of its ACDelco GMW DOT 3 brake and clutch fluid in the U.S. after federal tests flagged visible sediment in a single lot from 2022—a possible safety risk for brakes. The recall covers containers with part number 19353126 and lot number 01977 091222. The action falls under NHTSA recall 26E025 and GM’s own reference N262552830.
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Trump’s Gas Price ‘Nuclear Option’ Faces Iran-Hormuz Test as Oil Falls Below $100

Trump’s Gas Price ‘Nuclear Option’ Faces Iran-Hormuz Test as Oil Falls Below $100

Brent crude slipped under $100 a barrel on Thursday as the U.S. and Iran moved closer to a tentative deal to pause their conflict—a step that relieves some pressure on President Donald Trump but keeps U.S. gasoline prices hovering near multi-year highs. According to Reuters, the draft agreement aims to halt hostilities, shore up shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, and create a 30-day window for broader negotiations, though key nuclear issues would remain unsettled.
7 May 2026
Celsius Stock Rallies After Earnings Beat as Alani Nu and Rockstar Lift Sales

Celsius Stock Rallies After Earnings Beat as Alani Nu and Rockstar Lift Sales

Celsius Holdings soared Thursday, popping up to 10% before the bell after the company posted first-quarter numbers that topped Street forecasts. The energy-drink player delivered $782.6 million in revenue—well ahead of the $764.4 million analysts had penciled in—and reported adjusted earnings per share above estimates. Sales growth was fueled in part by Alani Nu and Rockstar Energy as Celsius made further inroads in U.S. energy drinks.
Micron Stock Gets $740 AI Call as Mizuho Lifts Western Digital, SanDisk Bets

Micron Stock Gets $740 AI Call as Mizuho Lifts Western Digital, SanDisk Bets

Mizuho Securities bumped up its price targets for a slate of AI-driven memory and storage names, boosting Micron Technology to $740 from $545 and moving Western Digital to $550 from $470. Wall Street’s appetite for data-center memory plays continues, with the firm maintaining its bullish stance on Micron, Western Digital, and SanDisk, the note shows.
Fortinet Stock Surges 12% as Q1 Beat and 2026 Guidance Put AI Security Demand Back in Focus

Fortinet Stock Surges 12% as Q1 Beat and 2026 Guidance Put AI Security Demand Back in Focus

Fortinet jumped 12.3% ahead of the bell Thursday, after the cybersecurity name came through with first-quarter numbers that beat Wall Street, and dialed up its 2026 forecast on stronger demand for network-security offerings. Adjusted earnings landed at 82 cents per share on $1.85 billion in revenue, topping consensus calls for 62 cents and $1.73 billion.
DoorDash’s $100 Million Gas Bill Shows the Price of Keeping Drivers on the Road

DoorDash’s $100 Million Gas Bill Shows the Price of Keeping Drivers on the Road

DoorDash plans to shell out roughly $100 million on driver gas benefits in the first half of 2026, turning what started as a short-term measure into a major expense as fuel prices squeeze the gig-delivery sector. More than $50 million of that is projected just for the current quarter, after DoorDash already logged about $50 million in the first quarter, according to Business Insider.
Oil Drops Below $100 as Trump-Iran Deal Hopes Put Strait of Hormuz Back in Play

Oil Drops Below $100 as Trump-Iran Deal Hopes Put Strait of Hormuz Back in Play

Oil slid under $100 a barrel Thursday, with traders wagering a partial U.S.-Iran agreement might loosen up the Strait of Hormuz and take some pressure off supply risks tied to the Middle East conflict. Brent crude shed $1.95, down 1.93%, landing at $99.32 as of 0912 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate lost $1.93, settling at $93.15. Both benchmarks had plunged over 7% on Wednesday.
Corning Stock Is Suddenly an AI Trade: Inside Nvidia’s $500 Million Fiber Bet

Corning Stock Is Suddenly an AI Trade: Inside Nvidia’s $500 Million Fiber Bet

Shares of Corning Incorporated jumped ahead of Thursday’s U.S. open, climbing almost 12% to $181.57 after Nvidia disclosed a $500 million warrant stake in the glass and fiber specialist. The companies also unveiled a multiyear agreement to ramp up U.S. manufacturing of optical equipment for AI-focused data centers. Nvidia, meanwhile, traded up 5.7% at $207.83.
IonQ’s Blowout Quarter Still Leaves Wall Street With One Big Question

IonQ’s Blowout Quarter Still Leaves Wall Street With One Big Question

IonQ bumped up its full-year revenue guidance after notching record first-quarter sales, giving investors a clearer sense of whether the quantum-computing specialist can turn interest in its systems into broader commercial gains. The company now forecasts 2026 revenue between $260 million and $270 million, a jump from its previous range of $225 million to $245 million. First-quarter revenue landed at $64.7 million, well ahead of the $49.7 million analyst consensus collected by LSEG.
Primerica Q1 Earnings Beat Wall Street, But A Life Insurance Slowdown Is Hiding In The Numbers

Primerica Q1 Earnings Beat Wall Street, But A Life Insurance Slowdown Is Hiding In The Numbers

Primerica Inc. topped analyst expectations for both profit and revenue in the first quarter, reporting after the bell on Wednesday. Surging sales of investment products offset a slowdown in new term life insurance. Adjusted operating earnings landed at $5.96 per share, with adjusted operating revenue hitting $872.3 million. That’s ahead of the $5.48 per share and $856.4 million in revenue analysts surveyed by StockStory had forecast.
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  • Aehr Test Systems (AEHR) tops Q4 earnings and revenue, stock up nearly 99% this year
    July 14, 2026, 7:14 PM EDT. Aehr Test Systems (AEHR) posted Q4 earnings of $0.23 a share, beating the Zacks Consensus by $0.03 for a 15% surprise. Revenue hit $22.27 million, up 4.55% from estimates and above last year's $20.29 million. Shares have climbed about 98.5% year-to-date, well ahead of the S&P 500's 16.5% gain. Still, the company has a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) as earnings estimate changes stay mixed. Wall Street sees next quarter EPS at $0.21 on $23.2 million revenue, and projects $1 EPS on $105.1 million for the year. Aehr Test Systems trades in the Electronics - Measuring Instruments segment, which Zacks ranks in the bottom 8% of its 25 industry groups. Sector pressure could weigh on future results.
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