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  • Banking Lobbyists Warn Dark Trades Crackdown Could Harm Competition
    May 31, 2026, 3:19 PM EDT. Banking sector lobbyists have pushed back against accusations that ordinary investors face unfair treatment. They argue that a crackdown on dark trades-transactions executed away from public stock exchanges to protect anonymity-would be anti-competitive. The lobbyists contend that limiting dark pool trading could restrict market liquidity and harm price discovery. This debate intensifies amid ongoing calls for greater transparency in financial markets to protect retail investors from opaque trading practices.

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Pfizer Stock Had a Quiet Week. Its Cancer Pipeline Just Got Loud

Pfizer Stock Had a Quiet Week. Its Cancer Pipeline Just Got Loud

31 May 2026
Pfizer faces a key market test Monday after unveiling new cancer drug data at ASCO and a China partnership worth up to $10.5 billion. Friday’s close: $26.18, up 0.15%. Braftovi nearly doubled progression-free survival in metastatic colorectal cancer; Talzenna plus Xtandi cut prostate cancer risk by 52%. Seven-year Lorbrena data showed 55% of lung cancer patients alive without progression. Innovent deal flagged for early-stage risk.
Uber Faces Key Week After $11.6 Billion Delivery Hero Bid

Uber Faces Key Week After $11.6 Billion Delivery Hero Bid

31 May 2026
Uber shares fell nearly 2% last week to $70.40 as investors await news on a possible new bid for Delivery Hero, after Uber raised its stake to almost 37%. The S&P 500 gained 1.4% in the same period. Traders are watching for a formal offer, German filings, or shareholder pushback. Jefferies flagged antitrust risks and warned Uber may need to lift its bid or sell assets, putting pressure on the stock.
Trade Desk Rallies as Market Looks Past Lingering Wall Street Concerns

Trade Desk Rallies as Market Looks Past Lingering Wall Street Concerns

31 May 2026
The Trade Desk closed the week down 3.7% at $21.56 despite a Friday gain, lagging S&P 500 and Nasdaq highs. Trading volume more than doubled midweek levels. Rothschild & Co Redburn initiated coverage with a Sell and $11 target, citing rising competition and fee pressure from Google and Amazon. Q1 revenue rose 12% to $689 million, but adjusted EBITDA slipped. Market value plunged to $10 billion from $69 billion in late 2024.
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