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NASDAQ:ABVE News 8 October 2025

Plant-Based Food Stock Goes Crypto: Above Food (ABVE) Skyrockets in 2025

Plant-Based Food Stock Goes Crypto: Above Food (ABVE) Skyrockets in 2025

Above Food Ingredients Inc. is a Canadian plant-based food tech company that went public via SPAC merger in 2024 Stocktwits. In 2025, its stock ABVE has been on a wild ride – climbing from penny-stock levels to over $4, an almost 8-fold increase in under a year Marketbeat. This meteoric rise comes as Above Food pivots beyond organic grains into gold-backed cryptocurrencies and next-gen financial tech, capturing investor imagination. Below, we dive into Above Food’s mission, business model, financials, stock performance, forecasts, expert commentary, strategic moves, ESG profile, and the latest news driving this micro-cap’s buzz. Company Background and Mission Founded in Regina, Saskatchewan, in 2023, Above Food began with a

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Agricultural Bank of China 601288 A-shares slide as tech rout bites; inflation data is the next test

Agricultural Bank of China 601288 A-shares slide as tech rout bites; inflation data is the next test

7 February 2026
Agricultural Bank of China’s A shares closed down 0.45% at 6.67 yuan in Shanghai Friday, with turnover at 2.24 billion yuan. The bank’s A-share capital remained unchanged at 319.24 billion shares as of Jan. 31. Mainland and Hong Kong stocks fell after a global tech selloff and a sharp drop in silver futures. China’s January CPI data is due Feb. 11, with trading expected to thin ahead of the Lunar New Year break.
Palantir stock price rebounds after AI shakeout — what traders watch next week

Palantir stock price rebounds after AI shakeout — what traders watch next week

7 February 2026
Palantir Technologies shares rose 4.5% to $135.90 Friday after reporting a 70% jump in Q4 revenue to $1.407 billion and forecasting 61% revenue growth in 2026. The stock rebounded from a 6.8% drop Thursday, triggered by concerns over Big Tech capital spending and AI’s impact on software demand. A new partnership with Cognizant and U.S. government policy shifts kept Palantir in focus. Director Alexander D. Moore sold 20,000 shares on Feb. 2.
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