Ondas Inc. notched another milestone in its defense portfolio as its UK subsidiary, Rotron Aerospace, wrapped up a firing demo of SkyLance—a long-range one-way effector system. These “one-way effectors” are built for missions where recovery isn’t the goal, operating more like expendable drones.
UiPath Inc. dropped almost 6% by midday Wednesday, trading at $9.42 with more than 22 million shares changing hands. A fresh move to link its automation platform to AI coding agents did little to sway sentiment, as investors held off for clearer demand signals ahead of the company’s next earnings report.
Shares of NIO Inc. jumped 43.5 cents to $6.515 Wednesday, pushing the Chinese EV maker's market cap to about $13.6 billion. Traders zeroed in on its latest delivery numbers, the ES8 SUV, and the company’s push with battery swaps.
WeRide Inc. posted first-quarter revenue of RMB114.1 million, a record and up 57.6%, thanks to gains in robotaxi and Level 4 vehicle sales. Despite the jump, shares trading in the U.S. lost ground in premarket action, as investors focused on the company's ongoing heavy R&D spending. Level 4 vehicles are capable of operating autonomously within specific zones.
Nvidia heads into Wednesday’s U.S. session with investors zeroed in on a single issue: will China actually deliver fresh revenue, or is this just more fuel for a stock that’s already hovering close to record highs?
Velo3D shares reversed sharply in after-hours action Tuesday. The stock ended the session at $14.06, but after the company reported first-quarter results, it jumped to $17.53—marking a 24.68% gain from the close. Earlier, shares had stumbled in regular trading, so the after-hours rally landed more like a direct response to earnings than a broad move across the sector.
Camtek Ltd. shares tumbled 15.8%, not because Q1 was soft—just not up to the price tag. The company edged past estimates, topping adjusted EPS by a penny and revenue by roughly $1.5 million.
Oscar Health’s stock pushed higher again Tuesday, extending a post-earnings run that has turned the chart from a recovery trade into a sharper bet on execution. The shares were quoted at $23.73 late in the day, up roughly 7.9%, after opening at $21.73 and trading as high as $23.76.
Zebra Technologies jumped out as a rare winner in a choppy U.S. session. Shares climbed 11.5% to $241.79, after touching $259.19 earlier in the day. Traders snapped up the stock following its first-quarter beat and an improved full-year forecast.
ZoomInfo shares tumbled Tuesday, not because of lackluster results—the quarter itself came in fine—but investors zeroed in on the disappointing outlook.
Shares of 3D Systems Corporation jumped Tuesday, climbing 28.3% to $3.22 after the company posted its first-quarter results. More than 18 million shares changed hands, a striking increase for the small-cap additive manufacturing player, which had been trading as if soft demand and slow turnaround were a foregone conclusion.
PACS Group shares surged Tuesday, jumping to $39.30 in early afternoon trading in New York—a gain of $7.40, or 23.2%. After opening at $39.00, the stock hit $41.63 at its peak, and momentum held, with volume topping 2.1 million shares and prices well above the previous close.
Circle Internet Group shares slid by late morning Tuesday, erasing an earlier pop after earnings. CRCL was changing hands at $125.05 as of 11:49 a.m. EDT, off roughly 5.1% from where it ended Monday. The stock had climbed to $139.63 before dropping to $122.20. In short: a quick rally gave way as traders reassessed the revenue and interest rate numbers.
Cisco Systems popped back into pre-earnings momentum territory, closing out Monday at $98.72, up 2.23%. Shares briefly touched $98.83 during the session—marking the loftiest level in the recent data set. Investors are now awaiting fiscal third-quarter numbers, due after the bell Wednesday.
Microvast Holdings Inc. posted a steep decline in first-quarter sales and, in its quarterly filing, warned that its current cash and assets marked for sale won’t cover operations for the next year unless planned measures take hold. Management pointed to potential refinancing, equity sales, and efforts to boost cash flow as ways to address the gap, but the disclosure again spotlights funding as a key issue.
Quantum Computing Inc. gained roughly 14% in U.S. premarket trading Tuesday, following a big first-quarter revenue boost tied mostly to two recent acquisitions. The Hoboken-based photonics and quantum tech firm now faces questions about whether its sizable cash reserves and expanded manufacturing can be leveraged into steady commercial revenue.
Plug Power Inc. shares extended a sharp rally before Tuesday’s open after the hydrogen-equipment company posted first-quarter revenue above Wall Street forecasts and narrowed its operating loss. The stock rose 12.8% in regular trading Monday and was up 6.3% in premarket dealings Tuesday, while short interest stood at about 25% of the freely traded stock, Barron’s reported.
July 9, 2026, 2:47 AM EDT. Asia shares slumped, tracking weaker chip names, with the MSCI Asia-Pacific index (ex-Japan) off 0.5%. Oil moved up for a third straight session, Brent at $78.85, after renewed U.S.-Iran tension in the Gulf. The flareup stoked inflation fears and drove bond yields up. Japan's 10-year government yield printed 2.9%, highest since 1996. U.S. 10-year Treasuries inched up to 4.577%. Fed minutes flagged inflation as a problem, hinting rates could go up. U.S. stocks were mixed; the Nasdaq rose 0.2% after Nvidia added 3.6% on China's AI chip news. Traders stayed cautious on inflation and the Middle East backdrop.