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Cuprina jumps after Nasdaq compliance update, but risks remain

Cuprina jumps after Nasdaq compliance update, but risks remain

CUPR soared 74% to $4.20 after Cuprina said Nasdaq confirmed it had regained compliance with minimum bid price rules, removing immediate delisting risk following a 1-for-8 share consolidation; Friday’s rally reflects relief over trading continuity, but with 2025 revenue at just US$38,789 and net loss at US$3.63 million, investors now await proof of commercial traction in chronic wound care markets.
12 June 2026
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Cuprina jumps after Nasdaq compliance update, but risks remain

Cuprina jumps after Nasdaq compliance update, but risks remain

12 June 2026
CUPR soared 74% to $4.20 after Cuprina said Nasdaq confirmed it had regained compliance with minimum bid price rules, removing immediate delisting risk following a 1-for-8 share consolidation; Friday’s rally reflects relief over trading continuity, but with 2025 revenue at just US$38,789 and net loss at US$3.63 million, investors now await proof of commercial traction in chronic wound care markets.
Microsoft Sinks Under $390 With Nasdaq in Recovery

Microsoft Shares Fall as Investors Worry About AI Spend, Cloud Push

12 June 2026
Microsoft shares slid to $386.92 Friday, down 0.9%, as investors questioned whether soaring AI infrastructure spending—set to top $40 billion in the fiscal fourth quarter—will deliver enough cloud revenue to justify the stock’s 23x earnings multiple, especially after Oracle’s massive capex plans rattled the sector and Microsoft’s margins face pressure from ongoing AI investments.
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