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  • Are Stock Markets Open on Juneteenth? 2026 Holiday Schedule Explained
    June 18, 2026, 3:46 PM EDT. Juneteenth, observed on June 19, is a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the U.S. Since 2021, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Nasdaq close on Juneteenth, halting stock trading for the day. This follows their standard schedule which includes closure on weekends and 10 federal holidays such as New Year's Day, Memorial Day, and Christmas. The 2026 holiday calendar confirms the markets remain closed on Juneteenth. However, cryptocurrency markets operate continuously, with exchanges like Bitcoin and Ethereum open during Juneteenth without interruption.

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CervoMed rises on patent news, pares gains after $10M equity sale

CervoMed rises on patent news, pares gains after $10M equity sale

18 June 2026
CervoMed shares soared to $7.75 intraday after announcing a U.S. patent allowance for neflamapimod in “pure” dementia with Lewy bodies patients, with protection expected into 2042, but gave back most gains after a $10 million share sale at $4 each; stock last up 8.7% at $4.14 on volume over 105 million shares.
Corning stock jumps 10% as AI data-center fiber trade draws fresh bids

Corning stock jumps 10% as AI data-center fiber trade draws fresh bids

18 June 2026
Corning shares soared 10.3% to $193.45 Thursday, outpacing the market as investors focused on its AI data-center optical-fiber deals with Amazon and Nvidia; core Q1 sales rose 18% to $4.35 billion, but risks remain from weak consumer demand and a high P/E ratio of 92, with the lowest analyst target at $180.
Amazon Shares Edge Higher, AI Chip Push Puts Spotlight on AWS Spend

Amazon Shares Edge Higher, AI Chip Push Puts Spotlight on AWS Spend

18 June 2026
Amazon shares jumped 2.4% after reports it’s in talks to sell its custom AI chips to other companies’ data centers, signaling a potential new revenue stream beyond AWS and raising investor hopes that Amazon’s heavy AI spending could soon deliver faster returns.
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