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Society Pass (SOPA) stock jumps 61% after TikTok Shop live-commerce launch in Thailand

Society Pass (SOPA) stock jumps 61% after TikTok Shop live-commerce launch in Thailand

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 21:44 ET — Market closed. Society Pass Incorporated shares jumped 60.99% on Monday to close at $2.93, after the company said it launched a live-commerce platform on TikTok Shop in Thailand. The stock traded between $2.21 and $3.46, with about 153 million shares changing hands. FinancialContent The rally puts a spotlight back on a thinly…
30 December 2025
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Society Pass (SOPA) stock surges as TikTok Shop live-commerce launch sparks frenzy

Society Pass (SOPA) stock surges as TikTok Shop live-commerce launch sparks frenzy

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 15:47 ET — Regular session Society Pass Incorporated shares jumped on Monday after the company said it launched a new live-commerce platform on TikTok Shop in Thailand. The stock was last up about 66% at $3.03 in afternoon trading. GlobeNewswire The rally lands as investors keep a close eye on Southeast Asia’s fast-growing “social commerce”…
29 December 2025
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  • Stocks Fall Amid Mixed Big Tech Earnings, Crude Oil Rises on Iran Tensions
    January 29, 2026, 12:27 PM EST. Stocks fell as mixed big tech earnings pressured the market. Meta Platforms and IBM surged over 7%, while Microsoft dropped more than 10% following weak cloud growth and rising expenses. The S&P 500 declined 0.41%, Dow was nearly flat, and Nasdaq slid 0.80%. Crude oil prices jumped over 4%, hitting a 4.25-month high after President Trump urged Iran to negotiate a nuclear deal and warned of military readiness. Precious metals soared, with gold and silver hitting record highs amid dollar weakness concerns. The U.S. jobless claims showed a modest rise but continuing claims fell to a six-month low. The trade deficit widened to $56.8 billion in November. Markets remain cautious ahead of potential tariff developments and a looming government funding deadline this Friday, raising shutdown risks.
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