Today: 19 June 2026

Blackstone’s $80 Billion Credit Fund Faces Another Liquidity Test

Blackstone’s $80 Billion Credit Fund Faces Another Liquidity Test

Blackstone Private Credit Fund is offering to repurchase up to 93.1 million shares, about 5% of its total, with the tender closing May 29. The $80 billion fund saw Q1 inflows drop to $1.9 billion and repurchase requests rise to $3.2 billion. Shares will be bought at net asset value as of June 30. Not all tendered shares may be accepted if offers exceed the cap.
25 May 2026
Goodwill Store Opens in Sylacauga as Retailer Targets More Growth by 2026

Goodwill Store Opens in Sylacauga as Retailer Targets More Growth by 2026

Alabama Goodwill opened a new store and donation drive-through in Sylacauga on Thursday, drawing a large crowd. The group is expanding, with a Germantown, Maryland, location set for a soft opening May 26. Goodwill says rising demand for used goods is driving the push for more stores and donations. The Sylacauga site operates daily and supports job and education programs.
25 May 2026
Air Canada Shares Gain After Oil Declines, Labour Talks Update

Air Canada Shares Gain After Oil Declines, Labour Talks Update

Air Canada shares climbed nearly 3% Monday in Toronto, buoyed by falling oil prices and a tentative labor deal covering 6,000 Unifor members. The stock traded near C$20.90 after closing at C$20.30 Friday. The S&P/TSX composite hit a record intraday high as oil dropped about 5% following reports of U.S.-Iran peace talks. Air Canada last month withdrew its 2026 outlook, citing jet-fuel volatility.
BlackBerry Rallies 19%; Quiet Holiday Week Could Test QNX Momentum

BlackBerry Surges, Eyes on Tuesday for Next Move

BlackBerry’s Toronto shares hit a 52-week high Monday, trading at C$11.47 before settling at C$11.37. U.S. shares remain frozen at $7.91 with the NYSE closed for Memorial Day. The stock jumped 28% last week after strong Q4 results and a new record for QNX revenue. CIBC raised its price target to US$8.50, citing momentum in BlackBerry’s QNX and secure communications units.
LPKF Laser Stock Jumps Again, Order Book in Focus

LPKF Laser Stock Jumps Again, Order Book in Focus

LPKF Laser & Electronics SE shares surged 14.92% to 28.50 euros in delayed Xetra trading Monday, extending a five-day gain to 31%. The rally comes despite first-quarter revenue dropping to 17.1 million euros and EBIT losses widening to 6.9 million euros. CEO Klaus Fiedler recently bought shares, while analysts warn optimism over LPKF’s glass technology outpaces current orders. The company’s AGM is set for June 4 in Hanover.
25 May 2026
Alphabet Stock Shut for Holiday; AI Rally in Focus This Week

Alphabet Stock Shut for Holiday; AI Rally in Focus This Week

Alphabet shares closed Friday at $382.97, down 1.21% for the day and 3.5% for the week, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 rose. Google and Blackstone announced a $5 billion AI cloud venture targeting 500 megawatts of data-center capacity by 2027. Alphabet reported Q1 revenue up 22% to $109.9 billion. Google appealed a federal judge’s ruling that found it held illegal monopolies in search and search ads.
JPMorgan Shares Are Closed Monday, But Tuesday Action Could Follow

JPMorgan Shares Are Closed Monday, But Tuesday Action Could Follow

JPMorgan Chase shares closed Friday at $306.38, up 1.12%, and will not trade Monday due to the Memorial Day holiday. The bank’s stock is now 2.9% higher than its May 15 close after a volatile week. CEO Jamie Dimon said JPMorgan will hire more AI specialists and fewer traditional bankers. The bank posted record Q1 investment banking revenue, up 38%, and led a Warner Bros Discovery loan package topping $10 billion.
25 May 2026
Visa Slows for Holiday—All Eyes on Next 72 Hours

Visa Slows for Holiday—All Eyes on Next 72 Hours

Visa closed at $328.88 on Friday, with U.S. markets shut Monday for Memorial Day. The stock gained about 1% last week, mirroring moves in the S&P 500 and Mastercard. Investors await new consumer and inflation data this week, and CEO Ryan McInerney will speak Thursday at a Bernstein conference.
25 May 2026
7-Eleven Japan founder dies at 93, company faces new challenges

7-Eleven Japan founder dies at 93, company faces new challenges

Seven & i Holdings said former chairman Toshifumi Suzuki died of heart failure on May 18 at age 93. Suzuki brought 7-Eleven to Japan in the 1970s and led its global expansion. His death comes as Seven & i delays a planned North American listing and faces ongoing industry consolidation talks. The company said Suzuki’s funeral would be private.
25 May 2026
United to Launch 8-Hour 737 MAX Transatlantic Flight From Newark

United to Launch 8-Hour 737 MAX Transatlantic Flight From Newark

United Airlines will begin nonstop Newark–Santiago de Compostela flights on May 27 using a Boeing 737 MAX 8, marking its longest route with this aircraft. The service runs three times weekly and is the first regular U.S. link to the Spanish city. United resumed Newark–Glasgow flights earlier in May, also with the 737 MAX 8. Both routes are part of United’s push to serve more secondary European destinations.
25 May 2026
Brent Drops Under $100 After Iran Deal Hopes Hit Market

Brent Drops Under $100 After Iran Deal Hopes Hit Market

Brent crude fell 5.8% to $97.53 a barrel and WTI dropped 5.9% to $90.95 on Monday, both hitting lows not seen since May 7. Traders cited progress in U.S.-Iran talks and reduced war risk at the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. and UK market holidays left trading thin and volatility high. Shipping data showed limited tanker movement through the strait.
25 May 2026
FTSE 100 Halts Slide as Traders Watch Tuesday Open

FTSE 100 Halts Slide as Traders Watch Tuesday Open

London markets were closed Monday for the Spring Bank Holiday, with no trading on the London Stock Exchange. The FTSE 100 ended Friday at 10,466.26, up 0.22%, breaking a four-week losing streak after weaker UK data eased rate hike fears. UK CPI fell to 2.8% in April, while retail sales dropped 1.3% from March. The S&P Global Flash UK PMI fell to 48.5 in May, signaling contraction.
25 May 2026

Stock Market Today

  • Nifty IT Slumps 6% as Infosys and TCS Stocks Plunge Following Accenture Guidance Cut
    June 19, 2026, 1:01 AM EDT. Nifty IT index crashed nearly 6% on Friday after Accenture lowered its revenue growth forecast, sparking a sharp sell-off in Indian IT stocks. Infosys fell 7.6%, TCS dropped 6%, and Tech Mahindra declined 6.3%, dragging the sector down and impacting the broader market. Accenture's warning on weaker global tech spending, especially due to revenue headwinds from West Asia, triggered fears over slower recovery in IT demand. Shares of Infosys and Wipro American Depository Receipts also saw significant declines. Despite Accenture reporting solid Q3 revenue of $18.7 billion, its reduced annual growth outlook and lower new bookings pointed to uncertain client spending. Analysts noted the cautious guidance reflects demand challenges rather than negative effects from artificial intelligence adoption.

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Kardigan pops in first Nasdaq trading after $400 million IPO

Kardigan pops in first Nasdaq trading after $400 million IPO

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Kardigan surged 37.5% above its $16 IPO price to close at $22 after raising $400 million in an upsized Nasdaq debut, signaling renewed investor appetite for large biotech IPOs as the company advances three late-stage cardiovascular drug candidates.
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