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Adani Enterprises QIP draws Rs 38,000cr bids as ADANIENT tests 52-week high
Adani Enterprises’ reported ₹15,000 crore QIP attracted bids of about ₹38,000 crore, strengthening its capex capacity as ADANIENT traded near a 52-week high.
Momenta IPO seeks $751m as HKEX: 6880 tests autonomous-driving valuation
Momenta Global Limited’s Hong Kong IPO gives investors access to a fast-growing autonomous-driving software supplier, but its near-$9 billion valuation depends on licensing scale, robotaxi execution and narrower losses.
Naturgy (NTGY) stock near 52-week high as CVC sells full 13.8% stake through Goldman Sachs
CVC has exited Naturgy with a €4B stake sale. See why Spain’s utility ownership map may now become more active.
BlackRock could anchor SpaceX IPO demand as valuation talk reaches $1.75tn
SpaceX may test IPO history. BlackRock’s reported billions could decide whether private-market hype survives public scrutiny.
SpaceX looks closer than ever to Wall Street, so why are bettors still skeptical?
SpaceX may be racing toward Nasdaq, but bettors still see timing risk. The May filing deadline could decide IPO momentum.
HubSpot (NYSE: HUBS) rebounds from the AI pricing reset as retail bets on a Q2 turnaround
HubSpot beat on every Q1 line and still lost a fifth of its market cap in a week. The real question is whether AI pricing fixes the moat or breaks the model.
NICE Ltd (NASDAQ: NICE) jumps 10% into May 6 earnings as Cognigy AI thesis gains traction
NICE is down 28 percent over twelve months and trades at 10x earnings with a $955M agentic AI platform inside it. The May 6 print decides everything.
Intel investment in SambaNova clears US antitrust review as INTC trades near 52-week high
Intel chairs the startup it just invested in. Regulators looked, walked away, and cleared the path for a deeper bet against Nvidia's inference dominance.
Paladin, Pilbara, Lynas surge as ASX critical minerals catch up to overnight US bid
Wall Street bid for Cameco and MP Materials hit Sydney first thing. Whether ASX critical-minerals stocks hold the gains depends on Hormuz, not commodity prices.
ASX 200 ends 8-day losing streak as 73% of stocks rebound, only Energy lags
Australia's longest losing streak since 2018 just broke. The bounce is real, but breadth and Energy reversal hint at consolidation, not recovery.