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TSX:FTS News 6 December 2025 - 16 December 2025

Newfoundland Power and Mysa Launch takeCHARGE Smart Thermostat Pilot: How NL Households Can Earn Up to $140 for Cutting Peak Demand

Newfoundland Power and Mysa Launch takeCHARGE Smart Thermostat Pilot: How NL Households Can Earn Up to $140 for Cutting Peak Demand

ST. JOHN’S, N.L. — A new winter pilot in Newfoundland and Labrador is offering cash-like rewards to households that help reduce electricity demand when the provincial grid is under the most pressure. Newfoundland Power, working with St. John’s-based smart thermostat company Mysa, is rolling out a limited-capacity “demand response” program aimed at trimming peak-time electricity use—primarily from electric baseboard heating—through…
16 December 2025
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B.C. Storm Power Outages: Thousands Lose Electricity in Greater Victoria, Fort St. John and Kaslo – Latest Updates for December 6, 2025

B.C. Storm Power Outages: Thousands Lose Electricity in Greater Victoria, Fort St. John and Kaslo – Latest Updates for December 6, 2025

VANCOUVER, B.C. – December 6, 2025 —High winds, heavy rain and early‑winter storms knocked out electricity to more than 9,000 customers across British Columbia on Friday, December 5, with major power outages on Vancouver Island’s West Shore, in Fort St. John, and in the Kootenay community of Kaslo. By Saturday, utilities reported full restoration in Fort St. John and Kaslo,…
6 December 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • AppLovin Stock Falls 30% in January amid Short-Seller Attacks and AI Concerns
    February 4, 2026, 11:04 AM EST. AppLovin's shares dropped 30% in January following renewed short-seller allegations and rising concerns over the impact of Google's AI game platform, Project Genie. Despite a strong 2025 where the stock doubled, doubts about its valuation at a price-to-sales ratio of 31 and an ongoing SEC investigation weighed on investor sentiment. The stock plunged 17% on the last trading day after the AI platform launch, hitting a sector-wide sell-off. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic ahead of AppLovin's Q4 earnings due Feb. 11, projecting 17% revenue growth to $1.61 billion and earnings per share rising to $2.95. Market watchers note the shift from mobile game development to adtech monetization, suggesting the sell-off may be disproportionate and premature.
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