Today: 12 March 2026

Shan Ahmed Khan

As a journalist focused on finance and the stock market, he delivers fast, reliable, and easy-to-understand coverage of market news.

UEC stock today: Uranium Energy jumps 10% as uranium miners rally on Phoenix project update

UEC stock today: Uranium Energy jumps 10% as uranium miners rally on Phoenix project update

Uranium Energy Corp shares jumped 10.3% to $12.88 in midday New York trading Friday, tracking sharp gains across uranium miners after Denison Mines signaled readiness to build its Phoenix ISR project pending final approvals. Cameco, Energy Fuels, and Denison also advanced, as investors watched uranium price indicators and awaited permitting decisions. About 4.5 million Uranium Energy shares changed hands.
Siemens Energy rebuffs wind spin-off call as Siemens targets 200,000 U.S. electricians by 2030

Siemens Energy rebuffs wind spin-off call as Siemens targets 200,000 U.S. electricians by 2030

Siemens Energy has rejected Ananym Capital’s call to spin off its loss-making wind unit Siemens Gamesa, aiming instead for a 3%–5% operating margin at Gamesa by 2028, the Financial Times reported. The wind division lost €1.36 billion in the last fiscal year. Siemens Energy plans to return up to €10 billion to shareholders by 2028, citing strong demand for power infrastructure. Its U.S. arm will expand workforce training to reach 200,000 by 2030.
2 January 2026
Fermi (FRMI) stock jumps about 14% today as traders track lawsuit probes and next Project Matador update

Fermi (FRMI) stock jumps about 14% today as traders track lawsuit probes and next Project Matador update

Fermi Inc (FRMI.O) shares jumped 14% to $9.12 in midday trading Friday, with volume over 4.4 million. The rebound follows a 34% plunge last month after a $150 million construction funding deal was terminated. Shareholder law firms announced investigations into potential investor claims on Jan. 1. Fermi is seeking tenants for its Texas data-center project after denying links to Amazon.
Bitmine Immersion (BMNR) slips as Tom Lee urges shareholders to back 50 billion authorized-share plan

Bitmine Immersion (BMNR) slips as Tom Lee urges shareholders to back 50 billion authorized-share plan

Bitmine Immersion Technologies shares fell about 2% to $27.15 Friday after the company filed materials urging shareholders to approve raising its authorized share count to 50 billion. Chairman Tom Lee said the move would enable stock splits and future capital activity. The annual meeting and vote are set for January 15. Crypto-linked stocks, including Coinbase and Marathon Digital, also traded lower.
Ford stock slips in premarket as Tesla delivery miss revives EV demand worries

Ford stock slips in premarket as Tesla delivery miss revives EV demand worries

Ford shares fell 0.7% to $13.12 in premarket trading Friday, following weaker-than-expected Tesla deliveries and ongoing concerns about U.S. electric vehicle demand after the federal tax credit ended. General Motors dropped 1.2%, Tesla slid 1.1%, while Rivian rose 0.7%. Tesla reported 418,227 deliveries for the quarter, missing estimates. Investors are watching economic data and interest-rate signals as 2026 trading begins.
Intuit stock slides as co-founder Scott Cook sells about $101 million in shares, filings show

Intuit stock slides as co-founder Scott Cook sells about $101 million in shares, filings show

Intuit co-founder Scott Cook sold 150,000 shares for about $100.9 million at the end of 2025, according to SEC filings. The sales, made through his family trust under a pre-set plan, were priced between $669 and $678 a share. Intuit stock fell about 5% to $629.50 in late morning trading Friday. Cook’s trust held roughly 5.67 million shares after the transactions.
2 January 2026
TSX’s blockbuster 2025 sets up 2026 — and this 8.7%-yield REIT is back in focus

TSX’s blockbuster 2025 sets up 2026 — and this 8.7%-yield REIT is back in focus

Canada’s S&P/TSX Composite Index surged nearly 29% in 2025, its strongest annual gain since 2009, before closing the year at 31,712.76, down 0.4% on the final day. Firm Capital Property Trust drew renewed interest with an 8.6% distribution yield, trading near C$6.10 per unit. Investors are watching whether the rally in materials and precious-metals stocks can continue into 2026.
2 January 2026
Pfizer stock slips before the bell as 2026 drug price hikes put PFE back in focus

Pfizer stock slips before the bell as 2026 drug price hikes put PFE back in focus

Pfizer shares fell 0.4% to $24.90 in premarket trading Friday after Reuters reported the company plans to raise U.S. list prices on about 80 medicines in 2026, including a 15% hike for COVID-19 vaccine Comirnaty. The moves come as drugmakers face pressure from the Trump administration to lower prices and as investors await Pfizer’s February 3 results update.
Adobe stock drops more than 4% as new bull case says AI fears are overdone

Adobe stock drops more than 4% as new bull case says AI fears are overdone

Adobe shares fell 4.4% Friday morning amid a broader software sector decline, trading near $334 with a market value of about $140 billion. Investors remain focused on whether generative AI will threaten or boost demand for Adobe’s paid creative tools. Salesforce, Autodesk, and Microsoft also traded lower. Adobe’s 52-week range spans $312 to $466, reflecting volatility tied to AI’s impact on its business model.
Stock market today: S&P 500, Nasdaq start 2026 higher as tech rebounds; Intuit sinks on co-founder sale

Stock market today: S&P 500, Nasdaq start 2026 higher as tech rebounds; Intuit sinks on co-founder sale

U.S. stocks opened 2026 higher, with the S&P 500 up 0.38% and the Nasdaq gaining 0.75% by midmorning, led by large technology shares. Intuit dropped 5.3% after a filing showed co-founder Scott Cook sold $50 million in stock. Nvidia and Broadcom rose, while furniture retailers gained after President Trump delayed some tariffs. European and Asian markets also advanced; oil fell over 1%.
Telus dividend paid today keeps 9.5% yield in spotlight as investors weigh debt, safer alternatives

Telus dividend paid today keeps 9.5% yield in spotlight as investors weigh debt, safer alternatives

TELUS paid a quarterly dividend of C$0.4184 per share on Jan. 2 and paused dividend growth to focus on debt reduction. The company’s U.S.-listed shares were little changed, with the dividend yield near 9.5% after a 25% stock drop over two years. TELUS outlined free cash flow and leverage targets through 2028. Bank of Nova Scotia shares rose 0.5% as some analysts cited it as a lower-risk alternative.
2 January 2026
Broadcom stock rebounds as 2026 opens, with Benchmark bulls clashing with Trefis bear case

Broadcom stock rebounds as 2026 opens, with Benchmark bulls clashing with Trefis bear case

Broadcom shares climbed about 3% Friday as U.S. tech stocks rebounded to start 2026. Benchmark raised its price target to $485, citing AI chip momentum, while Trefis flagged risks from VMware churn, customer concentration, and AI-driven margin pressure. Broadcom reported a $73 billion AI backlog and expects AI chip revenue to double, but warned gross margin will fall about one percentage point.
2 January 2026
Microsoft stock vs Alphabet stock: Why 2026 is the real AI monetization test

Microsoft stock vs Alphabet stock: Why 2026 is the real AI monetization test

Microsoft fell 1.6% to $475.69 in late-morning New York trading Friday, while Alphabet rose 0.7% to $315.20 as investors reassessed AI valuations for 2026. Microsoft’s market value was about $3.85 trillion, trading at 37 times earnings, compared to Alphabet’s $2.94 trillion and 24 times earnings. Automation software companies beat Q3 revenue forecasts but saw share prices slip after earnings.
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Stock Market Today

  • Broadcom vs AMD: Which AI Chip Stock Offers Better Growth Potential?
    March 12, 2026, 12:37 PM EDT. Broadcom and AMD have outpaced Nvidia in AI stock gains over the past year, with shares up 69% and 92% respectively. Broadcom leads in custom AI processors called ASICs, holding a dominant 60-80% market share. Its clientele, including Alphabet and Meta Platforms, underpins a surge in AI revenue-up 106% year-on-year-propelling forecasts of $100 billion in AI revenue by 2027. Meanwhile, AMD's growth in data center CPUs and GPUs positions it to expand market share in AI, despite trailing Nvidia currently. Broadcom's strong customer pipeline and ASIC focus contrast with AMD's broader chip portfolio and strategic ambitions, presenting investors with a clear choice in AI chip market exposure.

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Unilever Stock Price: Why Shares Are Stuck Near 4,840p Despite a €1.5 Billion Buyback

Unilever Stock Price: Why Shares Are Stuck Near 4,840p Despite a €1.5 Billion Buyback

12 March 2026
Unilever shares traded near 4,840 pence Thursday, little changed after closing Wednesday at 4,846 pence, down 1.24%. Investors weighed February guidance that 2026 sales growth would hit the low end of its 4%-6% range. The company completed its ice cream demerger in December and plans a €1.5 billion share buyback in the second quarter. The stock remains 12.56% below its December 52-week high.
Trump’s Plan to Cut Oil Prices Runs Into Hormuz as Iran War Rattles Markets

Trump’s Plan to Cut Oil Prices Runs Into Hormuz as Iran War Rattles Markets

12 March 2026
Brent crude fell 11% on March 10 after Trump suggested the Iran war could end soon, then rebounded to $98.45 as Gulf attacks intensified. The IEA and U.S. launched a record emergency oil release, but flows through the Strait of Hormuz remain under 10% of pre-war levels. U.S. gasoline prices rose 19% since the conflict began. The White House said Navy escorts for tankers are not yet possible.
Opendoor Stock Falls 6% as Rising Rate Fears, Weak Housing Data Hit OPEN Shares

Opendoor Stock Falls 6% as Rising Rate Fears, Weak Housing Data Hit OPEN Shares

12 March 2026
Opendoor Technologies shares dropped 6% to $4.94 in late-morning Nasdaq trading Thursday after opening at $5.19. The decline followed weaker U.S. housing starts and a delay in expected Fed rate cuts, with the Nasdaq Composite down 1.38%. Opendoor reported a $1.1 billion net loss for 2025 and ended the year holding 2,867 homes worth $925 million. Peers Zillow and Offerpad also traded lower.
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