Today: 29 June 2026

Roman Perkowski

Roman Perkowski is a senior markets reporter at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, technology and macroeconomic trends. A graduate of the Cracow University of Economics, he previously worked in investment research and corporate finance. His coverage helps readers understand the key forces driving global financial markets and emerging industries.

BlackBerry (NYSE:BB) jumps after QNX outlook nudge, eyes on cash flow

BlackBerry (NYSE:BB) stock watches QNX beat with AI premium in play after $1B re-rate

BlackBerry Limited shares jumped in a single session, driving market value to around $6.06 billion at Thursday’s close, as traders shifted away from seeing it as just a slow software turnaround to playing it as an embedded-AI bet. Google Finance pegged the stock at $10.34 on the close, then $10.05 in Friday’s premarket, off 2.8% from that finish. The scale of the re-rate stands out less. Using Google Finance’s 586.06 million shares count, the $1.71 jump in regular trading put about $1.0 billion onto BlackBerry’s market cap. The company’s updated fiscal 2027 revenue forecast was set at $594 million to $621 million, which is a $10 million increase at the midpoint from the earlier $584 million to $611 million range.
Triller jumps, SpaceX stake now values above its market cap

Triller jumps, SpaceX stake now values above its market cap

Triller Group Inc. shares soared before the bell Friday after the company announced a $411.3 million deal involving Space Exploration Technologies Corp.. The deal amount is much higher than Triller’s post-split equity value. The stock traded at $5.96 at 7:00 a.m. ET, up $2.91 from Thursday’s $3.05 close, Public.com data showed. That quote is from before the regular Nasdaq session opens at 9:30 a.m. ET.
Judge ruling puts question mark on Trump grad-loan caps for private lenders

Judge ruling puts question mark on Trump grad-loan caps for private lenders

Federal judges have stopped a piece of the Trump-era graduate loan rule, which could cap growth for private student lenders betting on expensive health programs. Lenders were set to gain as these programs shifted down to a lower federal loan level. U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell in Washington blocked and put on hold the Education Department’s new “professional degree” definition, finding the agency probably exceeded Congressional limits. “Congress removed any discretionary authority the Department may have had to narrow the definition,” Howell wrote.
Apple (AAPL) loses $263 billion in value as memory shock pushes past Mac and iPad prices

Apple (AAPL) loses $263 billion in value as memory shock pushes past Mac and iPad prices

Apple Inc. shed over $250 billion in market value in a single day after hiking prices on its Macs and iPads, a drop that outpaced the sales base directly affected by the price increases. Apple shares dropped $17.93, or 6.12%, to finish at $275.15 on Thursday, leading the Dow losers during a mixed U.S. trading session. In early Friday premarket activity at 5:45 a.m. EDT, Apple was up 0.27% at $275.90.
Oil dip does little for Korea AI stocks stuck with chip cost pressure

Oil dip does little for Korea AI stocks stuck with chip cost pressure

South Korea's AI stocks fell Friday despite some relief in oil prices. Investors faced a split market with lower energy costs but higher memory prices. KOSPI dropped 5.8% after being down as much as 8% earlier, hitting a circuit breaker. Even after Friday’s slide, the index was still up 66% this quarter, the best quarterly gain since 1998. The move shows how far the trade had gone.
Bitcoin Holds $80,000 as ETF Outflows Put Rally Back on Trial

Bitcoin slips near $59,500 as ETF outflows hit options support

Bitcoin dropped to about $59,500 late Thursday in New York. But what stood out more to investors was the ETF tape. The most recent U.S. spot bitcoin ETF outflow was big, concentrated, and came mostly from funds that tend to track institutional demand. Bitcoin was down 1.9% at $59,498, after hitting a low of $58,189. The iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF slipped 1.1% to finish at $33.52. Shares of Strategy Inc, which holds the most bitcoin among listed firms, dropped 9.3% to $85.33. Coinbase Global Inc fell 5.1% to $142.52.
Freshworks stock trades on big volume, valuation approaches 2x sales as cash holds up

Freshworks stock trades on big volume, valuation approaches 2x sales as cash holds up

Freshworks Inc. slipped 1.12% to $9.265 as of 3:01 p.m. EDT Thursday, but the focus was on trading volumes. FRSH saw 29.7 million shares change hands, more than 2.5 times its 65-day average. Less than an hour remained in the regular session. Heavy trading hit Freshworks again. The stock closed at $9.37 Wednesday with 34.69 million shares traded. On Tuesday, volume reached 24.33 million shares and the stock finished at $9.19. With Thursday’s number, total turnover for Wednesday and Thursday topped 64 million shares. The price was still under 1% higher than where it ended Tuesday.
25 June 2026
MARA Stock Drops After Monday’s Jump, Bitcoin and Nasdaq Weakness Pressure AI Pivot Trade

MARA Holdings dips after AI bull call runs into share plan math

MARA Holdings, Inc. shares slipped Thursday. The drop came despite a new bullish call tied to the bitcoin miner’s move into AI power infrastructure. A recent shareholder vote has stirred fresh concern about stock-based compensation and dilution. The stock dropped 3.0% to $13.585 at 11:50 a.m. ET, after starting at $14.41 and hitting $14.71 earlier. Bitcoin slipped 1.3% to $59,438. QQQ, tracking the Nasdaq 100, rose 0.5%. So the selloff in MARA looked isolated to mining names, not a tech sector move.
US stocks now: Broad gains balance $416 billion drop in megacap tech

US stocks now: Broad gains balance $416 billion drop in megacap tech

Stocks edged up in mixed trading Thursday. Dow and small caps caught a bid, but heavy selling hit some of the biggest tech names as the latest AI supply-chain headlines split the market. Fresh news on AI hardware and components turned up new winners and losers, dividing the day’s action. SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust traded up 0.3% at 10:47 a.m. ET. Invesco QQQ Trust also added 0.3%. SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust was ahead 1.3%. The iShares Russell 2000 ETF gained 1.1%.
Nebius (NASDAQ:NBIS) in focus after Vineland power test, CoreWeave (NASDAQ:CRWV) shows live AI capacity

Nebius (NASDAQ:NBIS) in focus after Vineland power test, CoreWeave (NASDAQ:CRWV) shows live AI capacity

Nebius Group rolled out Nebius AI Cloud 3.6 on Wednesday, adding an infrastructure-control agent, more security, and better storage for production AI workloads. The Amsterdam-based firm announced the new software release, but the main question for investors stays the same: how quickly it can turn its contracted power into running AI capacity. Nebius product news dropped this week as Vineland faced a new bear call. A June 23 Seeking Alpha piece said Nebius has shifted from a demand story to a delivery story at the New Jersey site linked to Microsoft, with the focus now on connected power instead of contracted power.
Sunrun pops as Tesla, Renew Home announce data-center power move

Sunrun rally looks at 16 GW deal numbers, squeezes shorts

Sunrun Inc picked up around $384 million in equity value Wednesday after shares rose $1.61, with 238.55 million shares out. That’s close to $24 million for each gigawatt named in the Tesla-Renew Home deal, before the firms set an offtake price or Sunrun's revenue cut. Nasdaq regular trading was not open at the time. Pre-market runs from 4:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. ET, with normal hours from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. June 25 is scheduled as a regular session in 2026, falling between the June 19 Juneteenth and July 3 Independence Day market closures.
BlackBerry falls with volume outpacing buyback plan ahead of earnings

BlackBerry falls with volume outpacing buyback plan ahead of earnings

BlackBerry Limited shares fell Wednesday, despite Stifel turning bullish on the name. The drop puts focus back on the stock’s out-of-line analyst split a day ahead of its fiscal Q1 earnings. Shares in the U.S. finished at $8.62, losing 20 cents. The stock hit a session high of $9.37 earlier. In after-hours trade, it was at $9.09, up 5.45% from the close. About 38.3 million shares changed hands, or 137% of its 65-day average, according to MarketWatch.
25 June 2026
IREN Limited falls on Bitcoin drop and AI spending worries

IREN Limited falls on Bitcoin drop and AI spending worries

IREN Limited ended Wednesday’s session down 9.5% at $49.51, holding close to the day’s low of $48.85. The shares traded as high as $55.70 earlier. IREN underperformed other AI, data center, and crypto-linked stocks on the Nasdaq. CoreWeave fell 5.4%, Core Scientific slipped 6.0%, and TeraWulf dropped 7.6%. Bitcoin dropped 4.1% to around $59,830, a key source of revenue for IREN. The price slipped under $60,000 again Wednesday as crypto losses mounted, according to CoinDesk.
Home Depot shares gain while investors weigh housing concerns

Home Depot shares gain while investors weigh housing concerns

Home Depot stock climbed 4.7% to $339.61 Wednesday afternoon. Wolfe Research dropped its bullish outlook, but the home-improvement retailer still traded up, hitting a session high of $342.11. Home Depot helped lift the Dow Jones Industrial Average, ranking among its top movers. According to MarketWatch, which cited Dow Jones and FactSet, Home Depot and Sherwin-Williams together made up about a third of the Dow's 483-point jump earlier in the session.
Grab Stock Gets a July 1 Test as Indonesia Cuts Driver Fees

Grab trims Indonesia driver commissions to 8% from July 1 after Jakarta rules change

Grab Holdings and GoTo in Indonesia will reduce the cut they take from motorbike drivers in the country starting next week. This will lower the fees that app operators make in a major Southeast Asian ride-hailing market. Two-wheeled ride-hailing services will see the cut start July 1. Commission is the slice of each fare a platform keeps before the driver gets paid.
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