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Indie Semiconductor (INDI) Stock Rockets to New Highs on Q2 Beat and AI Tech Wins

Indie Semiconductor (INDI) Stock Rockets to New Highs on Q2 Beat and AI Tech Wins

Indie Semiconductor shares surged 19% to a 52-week high of $5.58 on Oct. 14, closing at $5.56 after heavy trading. Q2 revenue reached $51.6M, beating consensus, with non-GAAP EPS of –$0.08 in line. Indie plans to acquire Vienna’s emotion3D for $20M plus up to $10M in earnouts, with closing expected in Q4. The company also unveiled a new GaN visible-laser for quantum computing and automotive LiDAR.
15 October 2025
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Mixed-Signal and RF Components: June–July 2025 Industry Report

Mixed-Signal and RF Components: June–July 2025 Industry Report

Mixed-Signal Devices launched the MS4022 RF synthesizer on June 16, generating 675 MHz–22 GHz with 25 fs RMS phase jitter. Falcomm and GlobalFoundries reported 50% PAE in a 13 GHz CMOS power amp. 3GPP finalized Release 20 for early 6G research on June 18. The U.S. lifted EDA tool export restrictions for China on July 3, restoring access to Synopsys, Cadence, and Siemens.
9 July 2025
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  • Indian Investors Prop Up Markets as Foreign Funds Exit Amid Global Uncertainty
    May 19, 2026, 8:03 AM EDT. The managing director of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), Sundararaman Ramamurthy, attributed the avoidance of a market 'freefall' in India to strong domestic investor participation. Despite the BSE Sensex falling 11% year-to-date and being one of Asia's worst performers, Indian investors pumped a net $91 billion into equities last year, offsetting a $35 billion withdrawal by foreign investors. The reversal in foreign versus domestic holdings reflects cautious foreign sentiment, dampened by weak earnings, rising oil prices linked to Middle East conflict, and India's lack of major AI companies compared with other Asian markets. Domestic equity mutual fund inflows surged 58% in April to nearly $4 billion, signaling robust local confidence amid global challenges.

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19 May 2026
Diploma PLC shares rose 4.75% to 6,940p after the company raised its 2026 outlook, citing strong demand and a 17% rise in first-half revenue to £851.1 million. Adjusted operating profit climbed 33% to £208.9 million, and the interim dividend increased 5% to 19.1p. The Controls division posted 26% organic growth. Diploma completed 15 acquisitions worth about £310 million in the past year.
Zeta Global Pops Again as Traders Eye OpenAI Ad Deal

Zeta Global Pops Again as Traders Eye OpenAI Ad Deal

19 May 2026
Zeta Global shares rose 3.4% to $19.85 in premarket trading Tuesday after CEO David Steinberg announced an advertising agreement with OpenAI at a JPMorgan conference. The stock had closed up 11.6% at $19.19 on Monday, trading over 17 million shares. Bank of America reinstated coverage with a Buy rating and $24 target. Zeta recently reported first-quarter revenue up 50% year-over-year to $396 million.
Home Depot Earnings Show Housing Stress for Wall Street

Home Depot Earnings Show Housing Stress for Wall Street

19 May 2026
Home Depot reported first-quarter sales of $41.8 billion, up 4.8%, beating estimates, but comparable sales rose just 0.6%, missing analyst forecasts. Net earnings fell to $3.3 billion from $3.4 billion a year earlier. The company kept its 2026 outlook unchanged. Shares edged higher in premarket trading.

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Vertiv shares slide ahead of AI data center update

Vertiv shares slide ahead of AI data center update

18 May 2026
Vertiv Holdings shares dropped 8.5% to $339.41 on Monday, erasing over $12 billion in market value ahead of a key investor conference. Trading volume reached about 7 million shares. The decline outpaced peers as U.S. tech stocks fell broadly. Vertiv urged shareholders to reject a mini-tender offer from Tutanota LLC for up to 500,000 shares.
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