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Booking Holdings stock steadies as U.S. visa move keeps travel names on edge (BKNG)

Booking Holdings stock steadies as U.S. visa move keeps travel names on edge (BKNG)

Booking Holdings shares were flat Thursday after a 2.4% drop Wednesday, as investors reacted to the U.S. suspension of immigrant visa processing for 75 countries starting Jan. 21. The move has pressured travel stocks and intensified scrutiny of U.S. entry policies ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Booking traded at $5,183.21 in the afternoon, about 11% below its 52-week high.
Trip.com’s antitrust shock hits Hong Kong stocks as Hang Seng slips; Alibaba’s Qwen upgrade draws focus

Trip.com’s antitrust shock hits Hong Kong stocks as Hang Seng slips; Alibaba’s Qwen upgrade draws focus

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index closed down 0.5% at 26,866.29 Thursday, led by a sharp drop in Trip.com shares after news of a China antitrust probe. Trip.com fell as much as 21.7% before paring losses. Alibaba launched new Qwen app features for food delivery and travel booking. China raised minimum margin requirements for margin trading on major exchanges.
Trip.com stock sinks nearly 18% after China antitrust probe notice — what investors watch now

Trip.com stock sinks nearly 18% after China antitrust probe notice — what investors watch now

Trip.com’s U.S.-listed shares plunged 17.7% to $62.26 after China’s market regulator opened an antitrust investigation into the company. The State Administration for Market Regulation is probing suspected abuse of market dominance but has not detailed the allegations. Trip.com said operations continue as normal and pledged cooperation. Hong Kong shares fell 6.5% earlier in the day.
Atour Lifestyle (ATAT) stock slides about 4% in U.S. trade as rate bets shift, CPI looms

Atour Lifestyle (ATAT) stock slides about 4% in U.S. trade as rate bets shift, CPI looms

Atour Lifestyle Holdings’ U.S. shares dropped 4.2% to $40.20 in early afternoon trading Friday, outpacing losses in other China travel stocks. The move followed weaker-than-expected U.S. payrolls data and uncertainty over Federal Reserve policy and tariffs. Trading volume reached about 894,000 shares. Investors now await the U.S. CPI report on Jan. 13.

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  • 2 TSX Stocks Under $100 with Strong Upside Potential
    April 18, 2026, 9:56 PM EDT. CES Energy (TSX:CEU) and Bird Construction are two TSX-listed stocks priced below $100 that offer significant growth potential. CES Energy provides consumable chemical solutions to oil and gas producers, benefiting from rising service intensity and demand for advanced chemical treatments. Despite softer drilling activity, CES's revenue growth remains robust, supported by its asset-light model and strategic acquisitions. Macro trends like growing global energy demand and LNG infrastructure expansion further boost its outlook. Bird Construction, also trading under $100, stands out for its presence in the construction sector, which benefits from infrastructure spending and urban development. Both companies show disciplined capital allocation and resilient revenue drivers, making them attractive for investors seeking accessible entry points and potential capital appreciation on the TSX.

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Why Definium Therapeutics’ LSD-Based Drug Has Wall Street Watching 2026

Why Definium Therapeutics’ LSD-Based Drug Has Wall Street Watching 2026

18 April 2026
Definium Therapeutics shares rose to $22.68 after Stifel and Piper Sandler initiated coverage with Buy ratings, citing late-stage trials of DT120, an LSD-based tablet for anxiety and depression. The company will host an investor day April 22 in New York to discuss upcoming Phase 3 data. DT120 is in four pivotal studies, with top-line results expected through 2026. Johnson & Johnson and Compass Pathways are advancing rival clinic-based psychiatric drugs.
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