Michał Rogucki

Michał Rogucki

Michał Rogucki is a senior markets reporter at TS2.tech. His coverage ranges from stocks and technology to economic developments affecting global markets. He graduated from Humboldt University of Berlin and worked in investment research and market analysis before becoming a financial journalist.

Nuvve (NASDAQ:NVVE) shares jump 100% after split, but investors seek more than a price move

Nuvve (NASDAQ:NVVE) shares jump 100% after split, but investors seek more than a price move

Nuvve showed the kind of trading seen in some reverse-split microcaps. Shares last changed hands at $10.20 at 17:49 UTC, up 96.5%. The stock moved between $4.85 and $10.88 during the day, on 29.3 million shares traded. At the dateline it was 14:04 EDT New York time, with the U.S. market still open, according to the live quote.
8 July 2026
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AI stocks mixed in Q3 as memory slump pressures cash flow after capex surge

AI stocks mixed in Q3 as memory slump pressures cash flow after capex surge

Seeking Alpha’s summary flagged memory as the first pressure point. Odaily said Q3 flows are leaving broad AI and moving into storage, optical, power, and data center names. Investing.com described the quarter as a divergence, with results, AI spending, and the Fed dragging the market in opposite directions. Wednesday’s price action backed up that idea: AI is splitting into more trades.
8 July 2026
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South Korea chip rout turns leveraged ETFs into new KOSPI risk for investors

South Korea chip rout turns leveraged ETFs into new KOSPI risk for investors

South Korea’s bear-market fall is exposing a leverage loop built on two chipmakers, not just a shift in views on artificial intelligence. The KOSPI closed down 409.52 points, or 5.35%, at 7,246.79 on Wednesday, 20.5% below its June 22 record close of 9,114.55. Samsung Electronics fell 6.3% and SK Hynix lost 5.7%; Han Ji-young, an analyst at Kiwoom Securities, said there were “worries about a slowdown in memory price growth” and uncertainty over whether earnings have peaked.
8 July 2026
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Student loan reset pushes risk to servicers, private lenders after SAVE notices

Student loan reset pushes risk to servicers, private lenders after SAVE notices

Forced moves off the Saving on a Valuable Education repayment plan are dividing risk and opportunity in U.S. student credit. Federal loan servicers now face the first wave of extra admin work, while private lenders could see more demand from grad borrowers who hit federal loan caps. The Education Department said servicers started sending out notices July 1, giving SAVE plan borrowers 90 days to pick a new plan or be put on the Standard or new Tiered Standard plans if they don’t respond.
7 July 2026
Mountain Mike’s franchisee in Medford files for bankruptcy as debt pressures grow

Mountain Mike’s franchisee in Medford files for bankruptcy as debt pressures grow

Rogue Fare LLC, which runs five Mountain Mike’s Pizza outlets in southern Oregon, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on July 1. The Medford company listed debts, putting a number to a chunk of the pizza business that isn’t public but still matters to lenders, vendors, and public competitors. Rogue Fare’s stores are in Klamath Falls, Grants Pass, Roseburg and two Medford spots, according to court papers and state records cited in reports.
7 July 2026
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