Today: 29 April 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.

Trump offshore wind freeze heads to court as judge seeks classified evidence in Dominion case

Trump offshore wind freeze heads to court as judge seeks classified evidence in Dominion case

A federal judge in Virginia has delayed Dominion Energy’s attempt to restart offshore construction on its Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project, pending review of classified material cited by the Trump administration to justify its stop-work order. The government must submit the material to the court by Jan. 9, with the next hearing set for Jan. 16. The pause is costing Dominion over $5 million a day.
31 December 2025
CoreWeave stock drops as insider sale filing hits thin year-end trade — what’s next for CRWV

CoreWeave stock drops as insider sale filing hits thin year-end trade — what’s next for CRWV

CoreWeave shares fell 3.1% to $71.63 Wednesday afternoon after a filing showed Chief Strategy Officer Brian Venturo sold 281,250 shares on Dec. 24 under a pre-arranged plan. The sale drew attention in thin year-end trading, with the stock hitting a session low of $71.46. Investors are awaiting updates on financing and the next earnings report. The Nasdaq 100 was down 0.3% in the same session.
31 December 2025
Pitney Bowes NT 43 drops 3% today as Treasury yields rise — what’s next for PBI.PRB

Pitney Bowes NT 43 drops 3% today as Treasury yields rise — what’s next for PBI.PRB

Pitney Bowes’ NT 43 notes fell 3.0% to $21.04 Wednesday as U.S. 10-year yields rose and year-end trading thinned. About 50,000 shares changed hands, with prices ranging from $21.00 to $21.72. The drop followed a recent cash tender offer, with $75.7 million of the notes accepted for purchase out of $425 million outstanding. Pitney Bowes’ common shares slipped 0.85% to $10.56.
31 December 2025
GlobalFoundries (GFS) stock slides after Wedbush downgrade warns chip downturn will last longer

GlobalFoundries (GFS) stock slides after Wedbush downgrade warns chip downturn will last longer

GlobalFoundries shares fell 2.6% to $35.17 after Wedbush downgraded the stock and cut its price target, citing weak demand in industrial and auto markets. The drop outpaced other semiconductor stocks. Wedbush flagged risks from rising memory prices and sluggish consumer electronics demand. About half of GlobalFoundries’ revenue comes from mobile and IoT chips.
31 December 2025
Endeavour Silver stock falls in New York trade as silver rout hits miners ahead of China export curbs

Endeavour Silver stock falls in New York trade as silver rout hits miners ahead of China export curbs

Endeavour Silver shares fell 2.7% to $9.54 in New York on Wednesday, with about 9.3 million shares traded. The drop followed CME Group’s second margin hike on gold and silver futures in a week and China’s move to tighten silver export controls. Silver surged 161% in 2025, breaking $80 an ounce. Endeavour’s Terronera mine in Mexico began commercial production in October.
MarineServices brings workboat ‘Puffin’ back to Dun Laoghaire as charter fleet expands

MarineServices brings workboat ‘Puffin’ back to Dun Laoghaire as charter fleet expands

MarineServices.ie has acquired the workboat Puffin and returned it to Dún Laoghaire, expanding its commercial vessel charter fleet. The vessel holds an Irish Marine Survey Office P5 licence and is equipped with certified lifting gear, including a 4-ton winch and 2.1-ton crane. Puffin previously served the Commissioners of Irish Lights and supported offshore buoy operations since 1984.
31 December 2025
Santa Claus Rally Fizzles: S&P 500, Dow Slip as Tech Weighs on 2025 Finale

Santa Claus Rally Fizzles: S&P 500, Dow Slip as Tech Weighs on 2025 Finale

Wall Street’s main indexes slipped in thin trading on December 31, with the Dow down 116 points by midday, as Microsoft and Apple led declines. Despite the late-year dip, major indexes remained on track for double-digit gains in 2025. Investors shifted focus to the Federal Reserve’s 2026 outlook after minutes revealed divisions over further rate cuts. AI and chip stocks drove much of the year’s rally, while some firms lagged sharply.
OneSpaWorld (OSW) stock slides nearly 3% today as year-end trading cools cruise-linked names

OneSpaWorld (OSW) stock slides nearly 3% today as year-end trading cools cruise-linked names

OneSpaWorld Holdings shares fell 2.7% to $20.78 Wednesday, hitting an intraday low with about 53,000 shares traded. No new company news was reported. The cruise-spa operator’s revenue in 2024 depended heavily on Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian, according to its annual filing. Broader markets were also lower, with the S&P 500 ETF down 0.3%.
Canada’s grocery code kicks in Jan. 1 as Loblaw, Walmart and rivals sign on — what shoppers should know

Canada’s grocery code kicks in Jan. 1 as Loblaw, Walmart and rivals sign on — what shoppers should know

Canada’s grocery industry code of conduct takes full effect Jan. 1, launching a formal dispute process for suppliers and grocers over fees and contract terms. Loblaw, Empire, Metro, Walmart Canada, and Costco Canada are registered under the voluntary code. The framework does not regulate shelf prices. Ottawa had warned it could make the code mandatory if major retailers did not participate.
31 December 2025
Rocket Companies stock drops today as RKT gives back gains despite 2025-low mortgage rates

Rocket Companies stock drops today as RKT gives back gains despite 2025-low mortgage rates

Rocket Companies shares fell 3.2% to $19.41 Wednesday afternoon, reversing part of Tuesday’s gain. U.S. mortgage rates dropped to a 2025 low of 6.15%, according to Freddie Mac. A recent SEC filing showed director Matthew Rizik sold 7,500 shares in late December under a pre-arranged plan. Unemployment claims fell to 199,000 last week, the Labor Department reported.
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  • C.H. Robinson Q1 2026 Sales Miss Estimates Despite Earnings Beat
    April 29, 2026, 5:25 PM EDT. Freight logistics firm C.H. Robinson Worldwide (NASDAQ:CHRW) reported Q1 CY2026 revenue of $4.01 billion, slightly below analyst forecasts of $4.04 billion, marking a flat year-on-year performance. However, adjusted earnings per share (EPS) came in at $1.35, beating estimates by 9.6%. Operating income and margin missed projections, reflecting ongoing supply constraints in the North American trucking market, according to CEO Dave Bozeman. The company's long-term sales have declined at a 1.2% annual rate over five years, with recent two-year revenue decreases driven by a 17.2% drop in its Global Forwarding segment. Analysts predict a 5.5% revenue rebound over the next year, suggesting potential growth from new services amid a challenging market backdrop. C.H. Robinson's market cap stands at $22.15 billion.

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Nebius Stock Jumps as Meta’s AI Spending Reset Puts $27 Billion Deal in Focus

Nebius Stock Jumps as Meta’s AI Spending Reset Puts $27 Billion Deal in Focus

29 April 2026
Nebius Group N.V. shares rose 5.3% to $142.73 Wednesday as Meta Platforms raised its 2026 capital spending forecast by up to $10 billion, citing higher data center costs. Nebius has a contract to supply Meta with up to $27 billion in AI cloud capacity. Fourth-quarter 2025 revenue jumped 547% to $227.7 million, but the company reported a net loss of $249.6 million.
Phillips 66 Stock Jumps as Surprise Profit Shows Refining Margins Are Back in Focus

Phillips 66 Stock Jumps as Surprise Profit Shows Refining Margins Are Back in Focus

29 April 2026
Phillips 66 reported an adjusted first-quarter profit of $200 million, or 49 cents per share, beating analyst forecasts of a loss. Strong refining margins and 95% plant utilization offset $839 million in hedge-related losses. Shares rose over 6% after the results. The company also completed its acquisition of Lindsey Oil Refinery assets in the UK.
Extreme Networks Stock Jumps as Q3 Earnings Beat Puts Cisco, HPE Rivals in Focus

Extreme Networks Stock Jumps as Q3 Earnings Beat Puts Cisco, HPE Rivals in Focus

29 April 2026
Extreme Networks shares surged 28% after reporting fiscal Q3 revenue of $316.9 million, up 11%, and non-GAAP earnings of 26 cents per share, both above estimates. The company forecast Q4 revenue of $330–$335 million, topping FactSet’s $326.9 million estimate. SaaS annual recurring revenue rose 28.6% to $236.4 million. Net income climbed to $10.6 million from $3.5 million a year earlier.
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