Databricks goes into the week without a set IPO price. Its $134 billion private valuation is back in play as artificial-intelligence listings got a lift last week.
Stripe’s price in the private market has moved higher than where it was in the company’s most recent share sale, offering investors a new indication for one of the most watched fintechs that’s still private.
SpaceX is moving closer to what could be a record IPO. Over the weekend, reports said BlackRock is discussing a $5 billion to $10 billion investment, and shareholders have signed off on a 5-for-1 stock split. The rocket and satellite company is still aiming for a June debut.
MeiraGTx Holdings plc is under pressure early this week after a late Friday slide knocked back most of its recent gains from pipeline news and funding headlines. The stock closed at $9.40 on Friday, down 5.5% for the day and 4.3% over the last five sessions, market data shows.
Dorchester Minerals, L.P. units climbed going into the weekend. The oil-and-gas royalty partnership settled at $27.66 Friday, wrapping up a week that saw crude prices move higher and the company post results from its annual-meeting vote.
SB Financial Group shares started the week on the back foot after closing Friday at $21.26, the lowest level of the week. The Ohio community bank wrapped up a 4.6% drop over five sessions. Shares listed on Nasdaq dropped harder than the broader regional banks index on Friday. SBFG also traded around its dividend record date that day.
E-Power Inc. shares are trading under $1 as the week starts, after the stock slid Friday. The Nasdaq-listed battery-materials and microgrid firm posted a new annual report, coming after a series of project and patent press releases.
LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: May 17, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: May 18, 2026, 3:59 AM EDT Cupid Healthcare Stock Rises 3.4% on Strong Q4 FY26 Results and Growth Outlook May 18, 2026, 3:52 AM EDT. Cupid’s share price rose 3.4% on May 18 following a strong Q4 FY26 earnings report. The healthcare firm’s total consolidated income increased by 26% year-on-year to ₹132.04 crore, with operating income up 28% to ₹119.96 crore. EBITDA grew 9% to ₹37.52 crore, and net profit increased 10% to ₹36.26 crore. Cupid outlined an aggressive growth plan targeting ₹600 crore revenue in FY27 and aims to scale
Joby Aviation Inc. starts Monday’s session on the back foot. Shares in the electric air-taxi maker ended Friday at $10.36, down 2.63%. The stock moved between $10.04 and $10.58 through a volatile week, despite the company notching several new operating milestones.
ImmunityBio Inc. shares will react Monday to news of a fresh bladder-cancer supply agreement. The company said Saturday it now has exclusive U.S. rights to develop, import and sell the Tokyo-172 BCG strain from Japan BCG Laboratory.
Infleqtion Inc. slid on Friday, losing $1.53 to finish at $12.44, down 10.95% as U.S. markets closed for the weekend. Quantum names including Rigetti Computing, D-Wave Quantum and Quantum Computing Inc. also posted steep losses on the day.
Synopsys closed out the week with losses. The chip-design software maker got hit by Friday’s tech stock drop after Coatue Management lowered its stake, according to a new filing. Investors are waiting for the company’s May 27 results to get a clearer sense of demand.
Zeta Global Holdings Corp. traded up on Friday. Shares gained even as most of the market lagged. The marketing-tech firm moved closer to Snowflake-led data standards and heads into an investor conference on Monday.
Johnson & Johnson stock starts the week above Friday’s lows. The drug and medical-device company fell 1.77% to $226.71 on Friday as markets dropped, but the shares ended last week with a gain.
Vertiv Holdings Co traded close to all-time highs this week. The stock dipped on Friday, but new analyst reports and a shareholder alert kept attention on the AI data-center equipment company while U.S. markets were closed for the weekend.
Planet Labs PBC heads into next week after shares slid Friday, giving up some big recent gains. The satellite-imagery company still posted a solid week, as traders reacted to more European contracts, more satellites, and mixed notes from analysts.
Realty Income Corp. lost 1.36% to end at $61.12 Friday, finishing the week down around 1.3%. The drop stands out for a stock popular with income-focused investors. U.S. equity markets are closed for the weekend. The New York Stock Exchange is open Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. New York time.
Alphabet wraps up the week with shares closing at $396.78, off 1.07% Friday, and down about 1% over five sessions as the U.S. market shutters for the weekend. Bill Ackman’s move to sell Alphabet had investors watching, even as Alphabet presses on with more AI spending.
Take-Two Interactive Software shares are trading just under a three-month high to start the week, with the stock steady after a sharp move on Grand Theft Auto VI pre-order speculation. The stock closed Friday at $242.44, mostly flat after Thursday’s 6.79% gain. On the week, shares are up about 10% from last Friday’s close at $220.45.
United Microelectronics Corp is in the spotlight for its buyback as a fresh week starts. The chipmaker’s Taiwan-listed stock surged nearly 20% last week. On Friday, a U.S. filing showed UMC spent NT$406.6 million repurchasing its own shares. The Taiwan Stock Exchange was closed for the weekend and is set to open Monday at 9:00 a.m. in Taipei, with trading until 1:25 p.m.
July 10, 2026, 6:05 AM EDT. Resideo Technologies (REZI) landed spots in the Russell 2000 Growth and Russell 3000 Growth indexes after shares slipped to $31.04. The stock has still posted long-term gains-up 28.96% over one year and 71.97% in three. Analysts call REZI 39.1% undervalued, with fair value pinned at $51, citing product expansion and deals like Google Home. The company is aiming to capture more from smart home system demand for recurring revenue growth. But competition from big tech and fallout from the ADI spin-off remain risks for investors sizing up REZI's outlook.