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Theriva Biologics Pops on VCN-01 Study Results, Gets Traders’ Attention

Theriva Biologics Pops on VCN-01 Study Results, Gets Traders’ Attention

Theriva Biologics, Inc. shares surged Thursday after news that data from a Phase 1 trial of its main cancer drug VCN-01 appeared in Clinical Cancer Research. Traders jumped on TOVX, which last traded at $0.4252, up 74.6%. Volume was 144.7 million shares. Theriva’s market cap is still under $20 million, at about $17.0 million. Headline risk moved for Theriva this morning, but it wasn’t a drug approval. The company said at 8:00 a.m. ET it got online-first publication in Clinical Cancer Research of results for its VCN-01 trial in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma, or HNSCC. HNSCC covers cancers starting in the lining of the mouth, throat or head-and-neck tissue.
Trulieve Stock Turns Heads on NYSE After $50 Million Buyback

Trulieve Stock Turns Heads on NYSE After $50 Million Buyback

Trulieve Cannabis Corp. is seeing the kind of attention U.S. cannabis players have long tried to get: a listing on a major U.S. exchange, a new ticker, and a signal it might return capital. Shares are now trading on the NYSE as TRLV. The stock was quoted near $11.78 Thursday morning after ending its NYSE debut at $11.50. The focus now is whether being on a bigger exchange and having new access might pull in steadier demand for the shares, not just more cannabis buzz. Trulieve is set to move away from its reputation as just an OTC cannabis stock for U.S. investors. The company said its subordinate voting shares got approval to list on the NYSE, with trading set to start under TRLV on June 10. Previously, the shares traded on the Canadian Securities Exchange as TRUL and OTCQX as TCNNF until markets close on June 9.
Propanc Biopharma Jumps on $5 Million Buyback Plan, Investors React

Propanc Biopharma Jumps on $5 Million Buyback Plan, Investors React

Propanc Biopharma, Inc. shares jumped Thursday as the company set a $5 million stock buyback plan. Investors saw the buyback as a vote of confidence from management for the beaten-down Nasdaq name. PPCB was last seen at $6.04, up $4.69 from Wednesday’s $1.35 close, after hitting $6.64 earlier on strong volume. PPCB’s story flipped after the announcement. On Wednesday, shares were stuck near the low end of the post-reverse-split range. By Thursday morning, traders had to factor in a buyback authorization that stands out for a company with only about 2.28 million post-split shares outstanding, based on May’s reverse-split disclosure.
11 June 2026
Redwire Stock Bounces as $500 Million Share Sale Draws Focus

Redwire Stock Bounces as $500 Million Share Sale Draws Focus

Redwire Corporation stock edged higher Thursday morning, though some uncertainty lingered as traders weighed a sizable new share offering. RDW was last seen at $16.11 at 9:49 a.m. EDT, up $1.24 from where it closed before, after starting the day at $14.88 and reaching as much as $16.26. Around 9.7 million shares had changed hands by then. The company’s market cap was about $3.12 billion at that level. Redwire filed a prospectus supplement on June 9 for an at-the-market equity program that could raise up to $500 million. The ATM gives Redwire the option to sell shares in the open market over time at market prices, not all at once like a standard underwritten deal. The company also said it had already offered and sold $349,999,993.77 of stock under its previous equity distribution agreement from May 6, which it canceled when it launched the new program.
Coupang Rises as $410 Million Korea Data Fine Finally Lands

Coupang Rises as $410 Million Korea Data Fine Finally Lands

Coupang, Inc. shares climbed Thursday after South Korea’s privacy regulator set a record fine for last year’s big data breach and another data-collection issue. Investors now have a firm number for the regulatory question that’s been dogging the New York-listed e-commerce company. Shares were recently up $0.84, or 5.6%, at $15.96. The stock earlier hit $16.89. No one saw it as a full vote of confidence. Relief is closer, but plenty of strings attached. South Korea’s Personal Information Protection Commission on Thursday approved 624.681 billion won in penalties and 16.8 million won in administrative fines for Coupang, along with orders for corrective action, public notices and other steps. According to the regulator, the case affects 37.55 million people whose data was leaked and another 11.17 million who had their online activity tracked illegally.
11 June 2026
Mister Car Wash Seen at $7.10 After Nasdaq Delisting, MCW Now Off the Board

Mister Car Wash Seen at $7.10 After Nasdaq Delisting, MCW Now Off the Board

Mister Car Wash stock is showing up on some retail quote pages with a $7.10 price, but there’s no trading, no open, high, low, or volume numbers. The company says common shares have stopped trading and are set to come off Nasdaq. MCW shares are showing an outdated price now—what's on screen isn’t a current market move. Nasdaq told traders the last trading day was May 18, 2026, with suspension set for May 20. The merger is set at $7.00 per share, which is the cash amount due for each qualifying public share.
11 June 2026
Navan surges after guidance hike brings AI travel platform to fore

Navan surges after guidance hike brings AI travel platform to fore

Navan Inc. shares took off ahead of the bell Thursday after the company lifted its full-year forecast on stronger booking growth and improved adjusted profits. Navan stock was up 21.18% in premarket trading at $25.29, according to Google Finance, versus $20.87 at Wednesday’s close. Navan is raising its guidance after its earnings beat. The company now sees fiscal 2027 revenue between $907 million and $913 million, Reuters said, compared with its earlier range of $866 million to $874 million. Navan also increased its outlook for adjusted operating profit to $76 million to $80 million, up from $58 million to $62 million.
Quantum Cyber slips after QUCY drone unit plan raises dilution fears

Quantum Cyber slips after QUCY drone unit plan raises dilution fears

Quantum Cyber N.V. laid out a fresh manufacturing promise Thursday, announcing plans for an Advanced Filament Manufacturing Division at its planned Connecticut defense-tech site. QUCY is pushing to show investors it’s getting serious about drone hardware manufacturing, not just licensing deals and a new name. The company said this new division aims to supply the filament needed for an 80-unit 3D-printer drone production line, and could also market EMP-hardened filament to outside defense buyers. EMP, or electromagnetic pulse, can take down electronic systems. Quantum Cyber shares traded without much direction. The stock ended June 10 at $1.92 on Google Finance and was quoted at $1.99 before the open, a move of 3.65%. On Robinhood, shares changed hands between $1.92 and $2.52 on June 11, with volume at 11.93 million, more than double the usual 5.28 million shares. Retail action is still strong, but the pricing looks volatile.
Alibaba Drops After Beijing Puts 618 Subsidies in the Spotlight

Alibaba Drops After Beijing Puts 618 Subsidies in the Spotlight

Alibaba Group Holding shares dropped again Thursday after China’s market regulator used what’s usually a standard shopping season check-in to call out Taobao and Tmall over 6.18 discount claims. The warning came as Alibaba’s New York shares were already falling. Alibaba’s Hong Kong stock slid 5.4%. JD.com shares lost 2.9%, the Financial Times said. The Beijing Municipal Administration for Market Regulation said it called in Taobao/Tmall, JD.com, Pinduoduo, Douyin and Xiaohongshu over what it described as “involution-style” competition, meaning aggressive price battles that don’t add long-term value. The regulator found issues such as false promotion, unclear sales terms and missing info on merchants, and ordered the platforms to fix them.
Ford Shares Look to Hold Ground After F-150 Aluminum Supplier Comes Back Online

Ford Shares Look to Hold Ground After F-150 Aluminum Supplier Comes Back Online

Ford Motor shares looked steadier early Thursday after falling sharply in the middle of the week. The big question for investors is whether the reopened Novelis aluminum mill will help take out a major drag on Ford's truck profits. Ford stock ended Wednesday at $14.30, down 4.35%. Premarket Thursday, the shares were slightly up, trading around $14.39 to $14.40. Novelis said its Oswego, New York, hot mill is back up after being down for months because of fires. Reuters on Wednesday reported the plant is essential to Ford’s F-150 pickups. Novelis said it's working with customers to boost supply. Investors had been betting on a second-half recovery, but now there’s a real date.
11 June 2026
Grab Shares Trade Near 52-Week Lows With Eyes on Taiwan Foodpanda Deal

Grab Shares Trade Near 52-Week Lows With Eyes on Taiwan Foodpanda Deal

Grab Holdings shares traded close to a one-year low on the Nasdaq in early Thursday action after a weak previous session. The company is working to address regulatory and labor worries tied to its Taiwan expansion. Shares finished at $3.27 on Wednesday, off 0.91% from a $3.30 Tuesday finish. Pre-market quotes put GRAB at $3.27. The price is just a cent above the 52-week low of $3.26, according to Google Finance, and well off the 52-week high of $6.62. Investors now want to know if Grab can turn growth into lasting profit as it expands in Taiwan and digital banking.
11 June 2026
Robinhood Shares Gain as HOOD IPO Underwriters Face Retail Pressure

Robinhood Shares Gain as HOOD IPO Underwriters Face Retail Pressure

Robinhood Markets shares closed up about 3% at $86.36 on Wednesday and traded higher early Thursday. The stock is getting new interest as the broker steps closer to Wall Street’s main deal flow. What matters to investors isn’t just another update on trading volumes: Robinhood Securities got approval to underwrite IPOs, moving beyond distributing stock allocations to its app users and into helping companies go public. An IPO is when a private company offers shares to the public for the first time. Underwriters—banks or brokers—structure these deals, set IPO pricing, and find buyers. Robinhood has its IPO Access product aimed at retail, but if it starts underwriting, it gets into the fees, allocation, and issuer ties typical for banks.
Diesel Slips Again; Truckers Worry About What’s Next

Diesel Slips Again; Truckers Worry About What’s Next

Diesel prices at U.S. pumps moved lower again, dropping to $5.210 a gallon in the new Energy Information Administration survey. Truckers get some relief after sharp climbs earlier in the spring. The June 8 average was down 14 cents on the week but still sits $1.739 above this time last year. The EIA diesel price is key for freight fuel surcharges, a standard tool for carriers to pass fuel costs on to shippers. FreightWaves reported that this latest drop is the fifth week in a row prices have fallen. Some traders are warning about “tank bottoms,” meaning inventories are nearing the bare minimum for normal fuel system operations.
11 June 2026
UTime Jumps in Premarket After New Financing Update

UTime Jumps in Premarket After New Financing Update

UTime Limited stock was active in pre-market trading Thursday, climbing from its usual $1 level after closing Wednesday at $1.00. The China-based company, which trades on Nasdaq, rose to $1.48 as of 8:02 a.m. ET, up 48%, according to StockAnalysis. UTime shares ended Wednesday 0.36% higher, with 99,357 shares changing hands. The stock moved this week, jumping as high as $1.60 on Monday but settling under $1.00 by the close. Wednesday’s move wasn’t driven by earnings or any new contract—it was a price move.
11 June 2026
D-Wave Tumbles 50%: QBTS Investors Confront Valuation

D-Wave Tumbles 50%: QBTS Investors Confront Valuation

D-Wave Quantum is trading at about half its 52-week high, with investors showing new caution on early-stage quantum stocks with large deals but limited revenue. QBTS finished at $23.25 on June 10, sliding 8.94% the day before. The 52-week high is $46.75. Pressure is building as the quantum selloff extends past a single rough session. Shares seen as long-term bets on future computing need are falling, with investors now doubting if revenue growth will ever match valuations.
Nu Holdings stock steadies after $1 billion buyback move

Nu Holdings stock steadies after $1 billion buyback move

Nu Holdings Ltd. is struggling to steady. Shares of the Nubank parent ended Wednesday at $11.62, off 2.19%. In pre-market trade on Thursday, NU ticked up a bit, a small lift but the stock is still hovering near its 52-week low after stumbling at the start of June. For investors, the question has moved past growth. Now it’s about whether Nu can keep pushing credit in Brazil and Mexico without sacrificing too much margin. Buyback offers support. Nu told the SEC last week its board signed off on a repurchase of as much as $1 billion in Class A shares for the 12 months from June 4, 2026, through June 3, 2027. A buyback means the company is spending cash to buy its own stock, which can shrink share count or signal management confidence in the shares. Nu said it might buy in the open market, through derivatives, or in private deals.
AT&T Keeps $23 Climb in Focus as Fiber and Buyback Guidance Loom

AT&T Keeps $23 Climb in Focus as Fiber and Buyback Guidance Loom

AT&T Inc. shares traded close to Wednesday’s gain ahead of Thursday’s market open, with the company repeating its focus on fiber growth, the dividend and buybacks. The stock showed at $23.19 just after 8:00 a.m. ET, off 2 cents from Wednesday’s $23.21 close, following a 2.2% rise the day before. Telecom stocks broke higher on a rough day for the broader market. The S&P 500 dropped 1.62% and the Dow lost 1.87% Wednesday, but T-Mobile US jumped 3.39%, Verizon was up 2.56%, and AT&T added 2.20%. AT&T’s story isn’t just about this session’s move—investors are watching to see if they’ll back a company putting big money into defending future cash flow.
11 June 2026
Apple Stock Attempts Bounce After Siri AI Drop as Investors Weigh Upgrades

Apple Stock Attempts Bounce After Siri AI Drop as Investors Weigh Upgrades

Apple Inc. shares were looking for direction Thursday as the company’s highly anticipated Siri AI rollout left investors waiting for more. AAPL was last seen at $293.10 premarket, ticking up 0.52% after finishing Wednesday at $291.58. Now the talk is not just about Apple’s AI plans, but about how soon iPhone users will actually get them. Apple clawed back just a bit after WWDC losses. Shares finished Monday at $301.54, dropped 3.64% Tuesday to $290.55, and added 0.35% Wednesday. Even with the small bounce, the stock sits well under Monday’s intraday high of $317.40. Investors dumped the shares after the event details came out.
CCH Holdings (CCHH) jumps with Nasdaq $1 bid rule deadline close

CCH Holdings (CCHH) jumps with Nasdaq $1 bid rule deadline close

CCH Holdings Ltd. stock soared in early U.S. trade Thursday, making the little-known Malaysian hotpot chain one of the most speculative movers of the morning. CCHH changed hands at $0.82 as of 6:50 a.m. EDT, a jump of 136.99% from its June 10 close at $0.346. The shares had closed the previous regular session almost unchanged but saw volume top 28 million. Investors are watching because the rebound moves CCHH closer to the $1 mark that Nasdaq flagged as a problem. CCH said back in February it got notice from Nasdaq after its ordinary shares stayed under the $1.00 minimum bid for 30 straight business days. The company said it has until August 3, 2026, to fix that by getting its closing bid up to at least $1.00 for 10 straight trading days. This minimum is about the closing bid, so a quick spike during the day doesn't count.
Galaxy Payroll Stock Pops in Premarket as Traders Hit Small Nasdaq Name

Galaxy Payroll Stock Pops in Premarket as Traders Hit Small Nasdaq Name

HONG KONG — Shares of Galaxy Payroll Group Limited spiked in pre-market Nasdaq trade Thursday, with quotes showing the stock at about four times Wednesday’s close. There was no new statement from the company. Google Finance put the previous close at $0.98, down 5.23% for the session, then showed a pre-market price of $4.24, up 334.38%. The jump was big for a micro-cap. GLXG last traded at $4.20 pre-market, according to Investing.com, with volume at 31.86 million shares. That’s notable because Google Finance showed just 5.60 million shares outstanding. Pre-market volume was many times the reported float.
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  • Susquehanna Cuts SLB Target to $55, Analyst Ratings Mixed
    July 8, 2026, 9:35 AM EDT. Susquehanna lowered its price target on SLB (NYSE:SLB) to $55 from $65, keeping its "positive" rating but showing a more cautious stance. The $55 mark is about 18% above the current price near $46.47. Analyst calls are split: Jefferies has a buy with a $65 target, Citigroup trimmed its target to $63, while Piper Sandler and Stifel Nicolaus moved their targets up to $59 and $64. Sanford C. Bernstein stands out as the most bullish with a $71 target. Consensus is at "Moderate Buy" and $59.61. SLB beat Q1 earnings at $0.52 EPS, though revenue missed. EVP Steve Matthew Gassen sold 53,379 shares at $56.18. Key numbers: 9.26% net margin, 15.54% return on equity.
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