Today: 11 November 2025
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Mateusz Kaczmarek

A technology and finance expert writing for TS2.tech. He analyzes developments in satellites, telecommunications, and artificial intelligence, with a focus on their impact on global markets. Author of industry reports and market commentary, often cited in tech and business media. Passionate about innovation and the digital economy.

Strategy (MSTR) prices €620M euro preferred to buy more Bitcoin as stock nears 7‑month low; options traders eye bear call spreads

Strategy (MSTR) prices €620M euro preferred to buy more Bitcoin as stock nears 7‑month low; options traders eye bear call spreads

What’s new today: a euro preferred to extend the Bitcoin war chest Strategy Inc. (Nasdaq: MSTR) this morning priced a euro‑denominated perpetual preferred share offering—10.00% Series A Perpetual Stream Preferred Stock—at €80 per share for 7.75 million shares. Management expects ~€620 million in gross proceeds (~$715 million at €/$ 1.1534) and ~€608.8 million net, with proceeds earmarked for additional Bitcoin purchases and general corporate purposes. The company lists Barclays, Morgan Stanley, Moelis, SG Americas, TD Securities, Canaccord and StoneX as underwriters. Business Wire+1 A free‑writing prospectus released today details the instrument: stated amount €100 per share; 10% annual dividend paid
7 November 2025
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Palantir (PLTR) Edges Lower on Nov. 7 as Insider Sale Surfaces—Analysts Lift Targets After Blowout Q3

Palantir (PLTR) Edges Lower on Nov. 7 as Insider Sale Surfaces—Analysts Lift Targets After Blowout Q3

Today’s market action: valuation hangover meets broader AI wobble PLTR is easing on Friday, extending a mid‑week pullback that followed record Q3 results. The move comes alongside a broader AI stock wobble and a “risk‑off” tone across U.S. equities, as investors reassess premium multiples in the AI trade. Reuters+1 Fresh filing: Director Alex Moore’s 10b5‑1 sale A new SEC Form 4 filed late Wednesday shows Director Alexander D. Moore sold a total of ~20,000 Class A shares on Nov. 3 across several price tranches ($202.63–$206.60 weighted‑average ranges). The filing explicitly notes sales were executed under a Rule 10b5‑1 plan adopted
7 November 2025
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Plug Power (PLUG) news today — Nov. 7, 2025: Dutch H2 Hollandia build kicks off as Q3 earnings near

Plug Power (PLUG) news today — Nov. 7, 2025: Dutch H2 Hollandia build kicks off as Q3 earnings near

What happened today Renewables Now reported that Plug “started installation” of its 5‑MW electrolyzer at H2 Hollandia — a decentralized green‑hydrogen hub under construction led by developers Novar and Avitec. The system will connect directly to the 115‑MWp Vloeivelden Hollandia solar park, helping convert otherwise curtailed solar into storable hydrogen. Publication date: Nov. 7, 2025. renewablesnow.com Plug’s own Nov. 5 press release announced the same milestone, calling it the company’s first commercial electrolyzer deployment in the Netherlands and reiterating the ~300,000 kg/year production target once the site is fully commissioned in 2026. ir.plugpower.com European financial media also highlighted Plug’s busy
7 November 2025
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SoFi Technologies (SOFI) Today — Nov. 7, 2025: Shares Ease After Big Run as Fresh Analyst Takes, New Forecasts and “Risk Reduction” Move Make Headlines

SoFi Technologies (SOFI) Today — Nov. 7, 2025: Shares Ease After Big Run as Fresh Analyst Takes, New Forecasts and “Risk Reduction” Move Make Headlines

SoFi Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: SOFI) is trading lower in Friday action after a powerful multi‑week rally, with new same‑day coverage highlighting a short‑term pullback, mixed Wall Street views, and commentary that the company is “reducing risk” in its model—an investor‑friendly shift if sustained. As of ~14:50 UTC, shares were changing hands around $26.38 (about ‑2.9% intraday). What’s new today (Nov. 7, 2025) Why Friday’s headlines matter Quick refresher: the results powering the rally Analyst and target snapshot (as highlighted today) Near‑term catalyst to watch Key takeaways for Nov. 7 Not investment advice. Markets involve risk, including loss of principal. Always
7 November 2025
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NIO (NIO) Today: Firefly EVs Set Sail for Europe, Austria Launch Goes Live, North America on the Map as Shares Hover Near $6.90

NIO (NIO) Today: Firefly EVs Set Sail for Europe, Austria Launch Goes Live, North America on the Map as Shares Hover Near $6.90

Firefly’s “big lift” to Europe — and a first North America nod NIO’s entry‑level sub‑brand Firefly said a large batch of vehicles departed Shanghai’s Waigaoqiao Port for Europe, underscoring an accelerating rollout. In the same update, Firefly explicitly added North America to its overseas expansion footprint for the first time and said pre‑orders will open “soon” in Austria, Greece, and Portugal. Firefly also recapped that its first European deliveries took place August 14 (Norway and the Netherlands), marking NIO’s fastest overseas push from China launch to EU handover. CnEVPost Why it matters: The North America mention expands NIO’s optionality beyond
7 November 2025
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PlayStation Portal’s Biggest Update Yet: Full PS5 Cloud Streaming Rolls Out — Stream Your Digital Library Without Turning On a Console (Nov. 7, 2025)

PlayStation Portal’s Biggest Update Yet: Full PS5 Cloud Streaming Rolls Out — Stream Your Digital Library Without Turning On a Console (Nov. 7, 2025)

Sony has switched on full PS5 cloud streaming for the PlayStation Portal worldwide regions supported by PlayStation Plus Premium, and the handheld is getting a slick new interface and quality‑of‑life upgrades to match. Crucially, Premium members can now stream select digital PS5 games they already own from the cloud to Portal without connecting to a PS5 console, alongside titles from the PS Plus Game Catalog and Classics Catalog. The update went live Nov. 5 at 6 p.m. PT (Nov. 6 at 2 a.m. GMT). PlayStation.Blog+1 Key takeaways (today) What’s new on PlayStation Portal Sony’s update does two headline things. First,
7 November 2025
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Tesla Today (Nov 7, 2025): Shareholders Approve Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay, ‘Terafab’ AI Chip Plan Teased, and China FSD Targeted for Early 2026

Tesla Today (Nov 7, 2025): Shareholders Approve Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay, ‘Terafab’ AI Chip Plan Teased, and China FSD Targeted for Early 2026

Shareholders bet big on Musk’s AI & robotics vision At Tesla’s 2025 annual meeting on Thursday (Nov. 6) in Austin, investors approved the largest CEO compensation package in corporate history—a performance‑based award that could be worth up to $1 trillion over the next decade if audacious operational and valuation milestones are met. The approval reportedly cleared with more than 75% support; Musk was also able to vote his ~15% stake after Tesla relocated its incorporation to Texas. Reuters Beyond pay, shareholders voted to hold annual elections for all directors and supported (in a non‑binding vote) exploring a Tesla investment in
7 November 2025
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CCC Intelligent Solutions (CCC) News Today: Advent Prices 37.3M‑Share Secondary at $7.79; Ticker Now “CCC” — Nov. 7, 2025

CCC Intelligent Solutions (CCC) News Today: Advent Prices 37.3M‑Share Secondary at $7.79; Ticker Now “CCC” — Nov. 7, 2025

What happened CCC Intelligent Solutions said affiliates of Advent International (the selling stockholders) priced a secondary offering of 37,342,526 common shares at $7.79. The company itself is not issuing shares and will not receive proceeds. The release noted the offering was expected to close on or about Friday, Nov. 7, 2025, pending customary conditions; Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC is acting as book‑running manager. Business Wire A related prospectus supplement details the $7.79 offer price and expected Nov. 7 settlement, aligning with the company’s announcement. Stock Titan Market reports framed the sale as Advent’s full exit (~5.8% stake); shares traded
7 November 2025
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NVIDIA (NVDA) News Today — Nov. 7, 2025: U.S. Blocks Scaled‑Down AI Chip Sales to China; Jensen Huang Says No Plans to Ship Blackwell; Stock Extends Weekly Slide

NVIDIA (NVDA) News Today — Nov. 7, 2025: U.S. Blocks Scaled‑Down AI Chip Sales to China; Jensen Huang Says No Plans to Ship Blackwell; Stock Extends Weekly Slide

What’s new today (Nov. 7) U.S. to block B30A sales to ChinaThe White House has informed federal agencies that Nvidia’s “B30A” — a reduced‑performance AI chip intended to meet prior export rules — should not be sold to China. While the B30A can be clustered to train LLMs, Nvidia is now redesigning it in hopes of satisfying regulators. Separately, Beijing has directed state‑funded data centers to use only domestic chips and to strip out foreign silicon if projects are under 30% complete — a one‑two punch that sharply limits Nvidia’s near‑term China prospects. Reuters Huang: ‘Not planning to ship anything
7 November 2025
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Canopy Growth (CGC) Lifts ‘Going Concern’ Doubts as Cash Tops Debt; Q2 FY2026 Shows 30% Canada Adult‑Use Growth

Canopy Growth (CGC) Lifts ‘Going Concern’ Doubts as Cash Tops Debt; Q2 FY2026 Shows 30% Canada Adult‑Use Growth

Canopy Growth Corporation (NASDAQ: CGC; TSX: WEED) reported second‑quarter fiscal 2026 results today that highlight improving operations, tighter cost control, and a stronger balance sheet. The company ended the quarter with C$298 million in cash and cash equivalents, exceeding total debt by C$70 million—and said the conditions that had previously raised “substantial doubt” about its ability to continue as a going concern have been resolved. Canopy Growth Market reaction Investors initially cheered the update: CGC rose ~19% in premarket trading after the release. Shares have since been volatile through the session. Seeking Alpha By the numbers (Q2 FY2026, quarter ended
7 November 2025
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Affirm (AFRM) crushes Q1 FY2026, extends Amazon deal to 2031 — shares whipsaw on Nov. 7, 2025

Affirm (AFRM) crushes Q1 FY2026, extends Amazon deal to 2031 — shares whipsaw on Nov. 7, 2025

What happened today Affirm Holdings (NASDAQ: AFRM) dominated headlines after reporting a blowout Q1 FY2026 (quarter ended Sept. 30, 2025). The company topped Wall Street on both the top and bottom lines and lifted its full‑year outlook, citing momentum in its 0% APR offers, the Affirm Card, and large‑platform partnerships. Barron’s Adding to the news flow, Affirm disclosed that it restated and extended its U.S. partnership with Amazon. The new agreement takes effect Feb. 1, 2026, runs through Jan. 2031, and automatically renews in one‑year increments unless terminated—further cementing Affirm’s presence across Amazon’s checkout and Amazon Pay surfaces. SEC Markets
7 November 2025
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Conduent (CNDT) Q3 2025: $767M Revenue, 5.2% Adjusted EBITDA Margin; Debt Refi Completed as Company Pushes GenAI Across Offerings

Conduent (CNDT) Q3 2025: $767M Revenue, 5.2% Adjusted EBITDA Margin; Debt Refi Completed as Company Pushes GenAI Across Offerings

Conduent Incorporated reported third‑quarter 2025 revenue of $767 million and an adjusted EBITDA margin of 5.2%, meeting management’s guidance and marking a year‑over‑year margin improvement. GAAP results showed a pre‑tax loss of $38 million and net loss of $46 million (‑$0.30 per share), while adjusted diluted EPS came in at ‑$0.09. Management reaffirmed its full‑year outlook for adjusted revenue of $3.05–$3.10 billion and adjusted EBITDA margin of 5.0%–5.5%. GlobeNewswire A brief snapshot from the Associated Press also noted the company missed Street revenue expectations (Zacks consensus: $794.3 million). San Francisco Chronicle Key takeaways Debt refinancing: maturities pushed, new performance L/C
7 November 2025
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