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Creative Pebble Nova: The $280 Desktop Speakers Shaking Up PC Audio in 2025

Creative Pebble Nova: The $280 Desktop Speakers Shaking Up PC Audio in 2025

Creative launched the Pebble Nova in December 2024 at $279.99/£239.99, making it the most expensive and powerful Pebble model yet. The 2-way, 50W RMS speakers feature coaxial drivers, RGB lighting, and require external USB-C PD power. Inputs include USB-C, AUX, and Bluetooth 5.3; headset jacks were enabled after a firmware update. The Nova is widely available in black or white as of 2025.
26 August 2025
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  • Guard Therapeutics Faces Potential Delisting from Nasdaq First North Growth Market
    April 9, 2026, 12:06 PM EDT. Guard Therapeutics International AB has been notified by Nasdaq that it currently fails to meet the active operations requirement, risking delisting by June 17, 2026. The company is exploring a merger or reverse acquisition to satisfy Nasdaq's operational criteria. A transaction structure is expected to be proposed in Q2 2024, allowing Nasdaq to reassess the listing status. If no agreement is reached, the board will recommend voluntary delisting and liquidation, returning available funds to shareholders. Final decisions will be taken by shareholders at a general meeting. Guard Therapeutics focuses on developing therapies for kidney diseases based on the alpha-1-microglobulin protein and is listed under the ticker GUARD.

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Palantir Stock Drops as Michael Burry Says Anthropic Is ‘Eating Its Lunch’

Palantir Stock Drops as Michael Burry Says Anthropic Is ‘Eating Its Lunch’

9 April 2026
Palantir Technologies dropped about 7% Thursday after Michael Burry said Anthropic was overtaking it in enterprise AI, putting Palantir on track to lose $34 billion in market value. Anthropic reported its annualized revenue run rate had surged past $30 billion and launched new AI tools for businesses. Nearly one in four businesses on Ramp now pays for Anthropic, according to Ramp data. Palantir’s stock still trades at 395 times earnings.
Salesforce Stock Hits Fresh 52-Week Low Despite AI Growth and $50 Billion Buyback

Salesforce Stock Hits Fresh 52-Week Low Despite AI Growth and $50 Billion Buyback

9 April 2026
Salesforce shares hit a new 52-week low Thursday, dropping 3.7% to $169.76 despite reporting 12% revenue growth and strong demand for its AI products. The broader software sector continued to slide, with the S&P 500 software and services index down about $1 trillion since January. Salesforce raised its buyback authorization to $50 billion and increased its dividend to 44 cents a share.
ServiceNow Stock Hits Fresh 52-Week Low as Analysts Cut Targets Ahead of Earnings

ServiceNow Stock Hits Fresh 52-Week Low as Analysts Cut Targets Ahead of Earnings

9 April 2026
ServiceNow shares dropped 5.1% to $92.45 by 10:20 a.m. EDT Thursday, hitting a new 52-week low after analysts at Stifel, BTIG, and Goldman Sachs cut price targets citing weak federal spending and limited 2026 growth. The company announced it will integrate AI, data, security, and governance into all products ahead of first-quarter results due April 22.
SoFi Technologies Stock Slips as Wall Street Cuts Targets Ahead of Q1 Earnings

SoFi Technologies Stock Slips as Wall Street Cuts Targets Ahead of Q1 Earnings

9 April 2026
SoFi Technologies shares fell 1.9% to $16.18 Thursday after KBW and Wells Fargo cut price targets ahead of first-quarter results due April 29. The moves follow Muddy Waters’ short position and claims of accounting issues, which SoFi denies. Affirm and LendingClub also traded lower. Barclays and other banks have trimmed targets as concerns mount over credit quality and sector valuations.
Tesla revives cheaper EV bet with compact SUV plan in China after sales strain

Tesla revives cheaper EV bet with compact SUV plan in China after sales strain

9 April 2026
Tesla is developing a smaller, cheaper electric SUV to be built first in Shanghai, sources said. The new model would cost less than the Model 3 and be smaller than the Model Y. Tesla produced 408,386 vehicles but delivered only 358,023 in Q1, as U.S. demand weakened and competition increased. Shares fell 0.8% Thursday.
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