UiPath stock slides after CEO Daniel Dines sells more shares as Barclays lifts target

UiPath stock slides after CEO Daniel Dines sells more shares as Barclays lifts target

NEW YORK, Jan 14, 2026, 10:28 EST — Regular session Shares of UiPath Inc dropped 3.4% to $15.43 by 10:28 a.m. EST on Wednesday, continuing their slide from Tuesday’s close at $15.97. The stock moved after investors digested fresh insider-sale disclosures alongside a fresh wave of software-sector target revisions from Wall Street. A Form 4 filing revealed that CEO and Chairman Daniel Dines offloaded 45,000 Class A shares on Jan. 13, fetching an average price of $17.1824 each. Following the sale, he still holds 28,118,585 shares directly. (UiPath, Inc.) A separate filing revealed Dines offloaded an additional 45,000 shares on
Palantir stock slips in early trade even after Citi’s “supercycle” upgrade

Palantir stock slips in early trade even after Citi’s “supercycle” upgrade

New York, Jan 14, 2026, 10:42 EST — Regular session Palantir Technologies shares edged down 0.3% to $178.37 early Wednesday, despite a new bullish note from Citigroup. Investors remained fixated on the upcoming earnings report. Timing is key. Palantir has turned into a heavily watched AI play, and its upcoming results will drop into a volatile environment for high-multiple software stocks, where the market shows little tolerance for signs of decelerating growth. This week, a Citi note challenged concerns over valuation, contending Palantir is entering a “supercycle” fueled by rising U.S. commercial and government demand. It raised the price target
Google stock (GOOG) slips in early trade as Apple Gemini deal meets fresh legal heat

Google stock (GOOG) slips in early trade as Apple Gemini deal meets fresh legal heat

NEW YORK, Jan 14, 2026, 10:26 EST — Regular session Alphabet’s non-voting class C shares fell about 1.1% to $332.84 on Wednesday, after earlier touching $338.33. The class C stock carries no voting rights. (SEC) The dip comes after a sharp run that put “Google parent” back in the middle of the AI trade, and not everyone wants to chase it at these levels. For investors, the story has shifted quickly from headlines to follow-through: can Alphabet turn its AI push into steady revenue, and keep the lawyers and regulators from slowing it down. Apple said it will use Google’s
Tesla stock dips as Musk kills the $8,000 Full Self-Driving buy option

Tesla stock dips as Musk kills the $8,000 Full Self-Driving buy option

New York, January 14, 2026, 10:11 EST — Regular session Tesla shares dropped roughly 1.8% Wednesday morning following CEO Elon Musk’s announcement that the company will phase out one-time purchases of its Full Self-Driving software, switching to a subscription-only model. The stock slipped $7.98 to $439.22, after closing Tuesday at $447.20. (Reuters) The timing is tricky for a stock driven as much by its software ambitions as its vehicles. Investors are focused on whether Tesla can steady its revenue from driver-assistance—and if regulators will allow it to do so. The math shifts for customers too. While a subscription might boost
Broadcom stock slides after report China told firms to drop VMware, other foreign cyber tools

Broadcom stock slides after report China told firms to drop VMware, other foreign cyber tools

New York, January 14, 2026, 10:37 EST — Regular session. Broadcom shares dropped 4.1% to $340.03 in early trading Wednesday following a Reuters report that Chinese regulators instructed local firms to halt use of cybersecurity software from about a dozen U.S. and Israeli companies, including VMware, which is owned by Broadcom. (Reuters) This shift is significant as Broadcom has increasingly focused on software since acquiring VMware, tying the stock more closely to geopolitical tensions whenever China crops up in the news. The report comes amid fresh U.S.-China tech clashes affecting everything from semiconductors to enterprise software. (Reuters) Risk appetite is
Intel stock steadies after KeyBanc upgrade sparks AI-server demand debate

Intel stock steadies after KeyBanc upgrade sparks AI-server demand debate

New York, January 14, 2026, 10:28 AM EST — Regular session Intel shares climbed 1.4% to $47.94 on Wednesday, retreating slightly from an earlier surge but holding steady after a big jump the previous day. So far, the stock has fluctuated between $47.56 and $49.41 during the session. KeyBanc upgraded Intel to “overweight,” signaling the firm expects it to outperform peers, citing stronger-than-anticipated demand for server CPUs—the chips powering data centers. The broker also raised Advanced Micro Devices, noting that both companies seem “largely sold out” of their expected 2026 capacity and could boost prices by 10% to 15%. (Investopedia)
Natural Gas Services Group stock is back on the analyst tape — what to watch for NGS next

Natural Gas Services Group stock is back on the analyst tape — what to watch for NGS next

New York, Jan 14, 2026, 10:22 ET — Regular session. Shares of Natural Gas Services Group edged up roughly 0.2% to $34.26 Wednesday morning, despite recent downgrades from analysts at Zacks and Raymond James over the last two days. The timing is key since the stock has hovered close to its one-year peak. The recent calls underline a common friction: solid operational momentum against a price that’s already pushed higher. Zacks downgraded its rating from “strong-buy” to “hold,” MarketBeat reported. (MarketBeat) On Tuesday, Raymond James shifted gears with Natural Gas Services Group, cutting its rating to “outperform” from “strong buy”
Ford stock dips as CEO Farley calls USMCA talks ‘critical’ after Trump remarks

Ford stock dips as CEO Farley calls USMCA talks ‘critical’ after Trump remarks

New York, Jan 14, 2026, 09:36 EST — Regular session Ford Motor shares slipped Wednesday after CEO Jim Farley emphasized the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) as “very critical” for the company, responding to recent doubts raised by U.S. President Donald Trump. Last year, Trump slapped 25% tariffs on vehicles imported from Canada and Mexico but allowed certain exceptions that softened the impact, Reuters reported. Bill Ford, the company’s executive chair, described the situation as “regulatory whiplash,” while Farley flagged concerns about affordability and demand looking ahead to 2026. (Reuters) The timing is crucial since Ford and other Detroit automakers operate
Nvidia stock drops on China H200 curb — the next date AI investors are watching

Nvidia stock drops on China H200 curb — the next date AI investors are watching

New York, January 14, 2026, 10:21 EST — Regular session Nvidia shares dipped early Wednesday after Reuters reported that Chinese customs officials told agents this week the company’s H200 AI chips cannot enter China. The report added that local tech firms were advised to avoid purchasing the chips unless absolutely necessary—a move one insider called “basically a ban for now.” Rhodium Group strategist Reva Goujon suggested Beijing might be “pushing to see what bigger concessions they can get” ahead of President Donald Trump’s planned April trip to Beijing. (reuters.com) Washington has just greenlit exports of the H200 — Nvidia’s second
Bitcoin price today: BTC jumps 4% toward $97,000 as CPI steadies and crypto rules near a vote

Bitcoin price today: BTC jumps 4% toward $97,000 as CPI steadies and crypto rules near a vote

New York, Jan 14, 2026, 10:07 EST — Regular session Bitcoin climbed 4.4% to $96,384 in early U.S. trading Wednesday, retreating from an intraday peak around $96,729 after dipping to a low of $92,204. This shift is significant as bitcoin has started behaving like a high-beta risk asset once more. Since rates remain the key driver, even minor changes in inflation narratives can swiftly pull funds into or away from crypto. U.S. consumer prices increased 0.3% in December and climbed 2.7% compared with the previous year, Labor Department data revealed. Core inflation, excluding food and energy, edged up 0.2% monthly
Gold price hits record again — GLD climbs as Fed-cut bets and geopolitics stir demand

Gold price hits record again — GLD climbs as Fed-cut bets and geopolitics stir demand

New York, Jan 14, 2026, 10:05 EST — Regular session SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) edged up 0.5% to $423.69 in early New York trading Wednesday, tracking the latest rally in gold prices. This ETF aims to mirror the price of physical gold bullion, minus its fees. (SPDR Gold Shares (GLD)) Gold is carrying the weight today. Spot bullion climbed 1.1% to $4,635.99 an ounce, having earlier hit an all-time high of $4,641.40. Spot silver also surged, reaching a fresh peak at $92.23, according to Reuters. Gold, which doesn’t pay interest, usually attracts buyers when rate cuts are expected and market
BigBear.ai stock slips premarket as BBAI nears note-conversion deadline and dilution test

BigBear.ai stock slips premarket as BBAI nears note-conversion deadline and dilution test

New York, Jan 14, 2026, 09:26 EST — Premarket BigBear.ai Holdings, Inc shares slipped roughly 3.3% to $6.09 in premarket Wednesday, shedding part of the previous day’s rally. Investors are zeroing in on an upcoming deadline linked to the company’s convertible notes. The immediate challenge lies in execution, not promotion: noteholders have just days—and in one instance, only hours—to choose whether to exchange debt for equity before a planned redemption. This swap could increase the share count and expand the stock’s trading float. This matters now since BigBear.ai’s numbers suggest a hefty share issuance linked to the cleanup. Meanwhile, risk

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SGX share price dips at week’s end after record profit; what investors watch next

SGX share price dips at week’s end after record profit; what investors watch next

7 February 2026
Singapore Exchange shares closed 0.4% lower at S$17.57 on Friday, despite reporting record half-year results and a higher dividend earlier in the week. Broker targets diverged after the update, with Maybank and DBS raising targets while Citi stayed bearish. Investors are watching for signs of momentum from derivatives and equity-market reforms as the next session opens Monday.
South32 share price drops 4% in ASX rout — what investors watch before results

South32 share price drops 4% in ASX rout — what investors watch before results

7 February 2026
South32 shares fell 4.1% to A$4.41 Friday as Australian miners dropped in the worst ASX session since April 2025. The S&P/ASX 200 lost 2%, erasing almost A$70 billion in value. South32’s half-year results and interim dividend decision are set for Feb. 12. Markets reopen Monday with investors watching for further volatility.
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