ZoomInfo Technologies fell below its 200-day moving average, trading near $10.22 and down 2.1% on the day. Chefs' Warehouse dropped under its 200-day moving average to $59.02, losing about 3.6%.
April 9, 2026, 10:10 PM EDT. CLS Holdings plc (LON:CLI) saw its shares drop 7.1% to GBX 46.35 on Thursday, with 1.4 million shares traded, 17% above average volume. Despite the decline, Berenberg Bank upgraded CLS to "buy" with a new price target of GBX 80, while the consensus rating remains Moderate Buy at GBX 75. The commercial property investment firm posted a quarterly loss of GBX 12.60 per share and maintains a high debt-to-equity ratio of 121.99. Insider Johannes Conradi purchased 200,000 shares at GBX 52, signaling confidence amid market volatility. CLS specializes in office spaces across the UK, Germany, and France, focusing on sustainable and modern properties. Market participants weigh mixed financial indicators including a negative net margin of 36.01% and ongoing operational challenges.
MARA Holdings shares rose 1.7% to $9.67 Thursday despite Cantor Fitzgerald cutting its price target to $10. The company recently sold 15,133 bitcoin for $1.1 billion and agreed to repurchase $1 billion in convertible notes at a discount. MARA is expanding into AI and cloud infrastructure, but fourth-quarter revenue fell 6% and it posted a $1.7 billion net loss.
Meta Platforms signed a new $21 billion deal with CoreWeave for AI cloud computing capacity through 2032, according to a securities filing. CoreWeave shares rose 3.4% in after-hours trading. The agreement adds to a $14.2 billion commitment disclosed last September. CoreWeave also launched $3 billion in convertible notes and upsized a senior-notes deal to $1.75 billion.
Tesla is developing a lower-cost compact SUV, with initial production planned for Shanghai, Reuters reported Thursday. The company built 408,386 vehicles and delivered 358,023 in the first quarter, leaving its widest gap in at least four years. Reuters said the new SUV likely will not reach production this year. Tesla did not respond to questions about the project.
NIO opened pre-orders for its ES9 flagship SUV Thursday, pricing it at 528,000 yuan with battery or 420,000 yuan under its Battery-as-a-Service plan. March deliveries rose 136% year-on-year, but NIO’s U.S. shares fell 4.9% after the announcement. The ES9 enters a shrinking premium SUV market in China, competing with Li Auto and Aito. CEO William Li warned chip shortages could add up to 10,000 yuan per vehicle.
Plug Power shares rose 2.5% to $2.715 Thursday after the company reaffirmed its target of positive EBITDAS by end-2026 and projected up to $200 million in savings from Project Quantum Leap. The update followed a major electrolyzer project win in Quebec and investor meetings in Toronto and Montreal. Plug reported 2025 revenue of $710 million and a fourth-quarter gross profit of $5.5 million.