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Gloo Closes Workday Partner Deal as AI Services Push Hits a Key Test

Gloo Closes Workday Partner Deal as AI Services Push Hits a Key Test

Gloo completed its acquisition of EnterpriseMarketdesk, expanding its Workday consulting and support services for nonprofits and mid-market clients. The deal includes issuing about 1.46 million Class A shares, with final terms undisclosed. Gloo shares fell 1.1% to $6.97 after the news. The company reported fiscal 2025 revenue of $94.7 million and raised 2026 guidance to $190 million.

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  • SpaceX Attracts Billions in ETFs Despite High Valuation Fueled by FOMO
    June 18, 2026, 10:47 AM EDT. SpaceX, the private space exploration company, is trading at a valuation vastly higher than any stock in the S&P 500. This surge is driven by retail investors investing billions of dollars into SpaceX-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Market participants are displaying a 'fear of missing out' (FOMO) mentality, pushing demand beyond traditional valuation measures. Experts warn that these elevated prices may not reflect fundamental financial metrics but are rather driven by investor sentiment and speculative interest.

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Energy Fuels Stock Jumps as $725 Million U.S. Loan Commitment Lifts Rare Earth Plans

Energy Fuels Stock Jumps as $725 Million U.S. Loan Commitment Lifts Rare Earth Plans

18 June 2026
Energy Fuels surged 10% to $16.84 after a conditional U.S. government loan commitment of up to $725 million for White Mesa Mill expansion and a planned U.S. rare earth facility, outpacing uranium and rare earth peers; the loan remains subject to due diligence, final agreements, and approvals, with risks including commodity prices, permitting, and execution flagged by the company.
Kroger edges down after it sticks to 2026 guidance

Kroger edges down after it sticks to 2026 guidance

18 June 2026
Kroger shares fell about 3% in premarket trading after first-quarter adjusted profit missed estimates by a cent despite a sales beat, as margin pressure from price cuts and higher transport costs raised investor doubts about CEO Greg Foran’s strategy to win back shoppers from Walmart and Costco.
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