PayPal stock surge shifts short-interest story into next week
PayPal's final trade before the weekend was big.
Uber (NYSE:UBER) grabs $4.9 billion run as safety, robotaxis in focus
Uber Technologies got a big lift to close out a rough week for tech. The stock jumped 5.47% to $76.20 on Friday, even as the Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.24%. Trading volume was 64.58 million shares, way above its 65-day average of 18.67 million. About $4.9 billion worth of UBER shares changed hands at the close.
GameStop (NYSE:GME) holds close to cash levels after company guides for $600 million in EBITDA
GameStop Corp. ended the week facing a new market test. Shares now trade less like a typical meme stock and more like a leveraged play on its cash pile, a raised profit outlook and Ryan Cohen’s attempt to buy eBay Inc..
ImmunityBio (NASDAQ:IBRX) trades after post-Russell spike with 46% more volume
ImmunityBio, Inc. goes into the week with a cleaner tape test despite what the price action shows. Shares were up 11.8% Friday, closing at $8.71. Trading volume topped 41.2 million shares, triple Google Finance’s average of 13.39 million. Market cap was close to $9.1 billion.
Court ruling on student loans hits private lenders’ health grad loan push
WASHINGTON, June 27 - A judge’s decision on graduate student loans could keep some expensive health-care school debt in the federal system. That’s a blow to private lenders who were expecting the end of Grad PLUS loans next week would drive more borrowers to bank loans.
FuboTV stock surge puts short interest in focus for traders
FuboTV Inc. surged 22.5% Friday, snapping back after hitting a 52-week low just the day before.
Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) slides despite Denmark contract
Plug Power Inc. shares dropped Friday as the market kept hitting the stock on cash concerns, scale limits, and high short interest, even while the company adds more operating electrolyzer references.
FuelCell Energy (NASDAQ:FCEL) jumps; Fit Energy order and warrant lagging
FuelCell Energy, Inc. surged 18.3% to $23.24 at 2:59 p.m. EDT Friday, beating the Nasdaq Composite, which was down 0.28% at 3:02 p.m. The question for investors is how much of Fit Energy’s data-center order will become actual funded plant load.
MARA stock shifts as focus turns to Long Ridge power data, bitcoin less in play
MARA Holdings, Inc. jumped more than 6% Friday, beating bitcoin and the Nasdaq. Investors got a closer look at the company’s targeted energy asset from a Thursday night filing, as the bitcoin miner eyes a move into AI infrastructure. The stock was last at $14.79, up $0.91. Bitcoin traded at about $59,959, up $327.
Ford (NYSE:F) shares trade after recall as J.D. Power ranks brand No. 1 in quality
Ford Motor Company was up Friday, though shares didn’t move much after the company notched its top quality score in years. Investors are still focused on Ford’s ongoing warranty and recall risks, not just the new award.
UiPath (NYSE:PATH) trades up, eyes on ARR numbers and Russell moves
UiPath Inc gained 4.7% to $10.40 on Friday, rebounding after hitting a $9.88 session low. The automation software company saw volume reach 25.3 million shares by 12:48 p.m. EDT. Market cap was about $5.49 billion.
Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) rebound leaves $175 billion Wall Street divide
Netflix, Inc. was up $4.20 at $75.10 as of 11:46 a.m. in New York Friday, gaining 5.9% from Thursday's close. A WSJ/FactSet screen showed the stock higher by 5.51% just minutes before, while the S&P 500 added 0.38%. The Media/Entertainment group was down 2.92%.
ON Semiconductor drop hits Synaptics deal ahead of Nasdaq bell
ON Semiconductor Corporation dropped 14.2% to $101.85 ahead of the bell at 9:04 a.m. EDT Friday. The move came after ON said it will acquire Synaptics Incorporated with stock. Nasdaq trading was set to start at 9:30 a.m. Eastern; June 26 wasn’t listed as a Nasdaq holiday for 2026.
Polymarket hack puts ICE-backed prediction market in focus
Polymarket’s latest hack is small next to its market valuation. But the numbers point to changing risk for investors—it's less about smart contracts and more about the web layer users see.
H&M (STO:HM-B) trims inventory, margins rise; Western Europe weighs on sales
H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB posted a higher margin despite softer sales. The second-quarter numbers showed benefits from running down inventory, but investors are left asking if H&M can keep lowering stock levels without hitting demand.
Netflix’s $3 billion ad goal meets $272 billion stock loss
Netflix, Inc. lost 1.31% to finish Thursday at $70.90, coming close to its 52-week low of $70.86. Volume hit 44.4 million shares, topping the stock’s 65-day average. Netflix moved up to $71.33 in after-hours trading just before 5 p.m. EDT.
SELLAS Life Sciences (NASDAQ:SLS) trades higher after new share count shows nearly $2 billion value
SELLAS Life Sciences Group Inc is up 12.6% at $10.33 in Thursday afternoon action, trading 12.2 million shares. The stock opened at $9.21, hit $11.05, and last traded at $10.33 at 2:51 p.m. EDT. Previous close was $9.17.
Polestar (NASDAQ:PSNY) U.S. ban turns attention to Europe, cash, and 790 vehicles
Polestar Automotive Holding UK PLC is set to halt new U.S. sales from model year 2027. The U.S. Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security turned down Polestar’s request for authorization under new connected-vehicle rules targeting China-linked tech. The Swedish EV company said it will continue to offer current Polestar 3 and Polestar 4 inventory in the U.S., and customers can still access service.
McCormick (NYSE:MKC) gains after Q2 results, some gains tied to tariff refund and Mexico deal
McCormick & Company, Incorporated looked ready for gains in Thursday’s premarket after topping estimates last quarter, but a big chunk of the beat came from a tariff refund, leaving the picture less clear. Thursday was a regular trading day on NYSE’s 2026 schedule; at 08:05 EDT, trading hadn’t started yet. The main session would open at 9:30 a.m. and close at 4:00 p.m. Eastern.
InterContinental Hotels Group buyback speeds up share-count cut
InterContinental Hotels Group trimmed its share count below 149.2 million after buying back another batch in its daily program. The company disclosed in its latest filing that it bought 20,000 shares on June 24 via Goldman Sachs International on the London Stock Exchange and said it plans to cancel them.