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ITG lands a $312m IPO, but the $16 price reveals what investors would not pay
ITG priced its Nasdaq initial public offering below the proposed range, raising $312.2 million as investors weighed broadband growth against debt, weaker margins and customer concentration.
Is Super Micro Computer’s $7bn raise a growth signal or a dilution warning for SMCI?
Find out why Super Micro Computer’s $7bn AI financing plan hit SMCI stock despite a $39bn order backlog and strong server demand.
Is Bank of America ($BAC) quietly building an AI moat in treasury and foreign exchange?
Find out how Bank of America’s AI treasury push could reshape BAC growth, Asia Pacific payments and transaction banking competition.
Paytm block deal puts #PAYTM in focus as institutional buyers absorb Elevation Capital stake sale
Paytm saw a ₹964 crore block deal as Elevation Capital trimmed stake. Find out what this means for #PAYTM investors today!
Cerebras IPO priced 51% above range: How much will investors pay for AI not named Nvidia?
Cerebras priced 35% above its first range. The harder question is whether a company with 86% UAE revenue can justify $56 billion as a Nvidia alternative.
Under Armour (NYSE: UAA) sinks 17% as FY27 guide undercuts the turnaround timeline
UAA guided FY27 EPS at $0.10 against consensus of $0.23. The North America turnaround is real but slower than promised. Now Plank has to defend a $6 share price.
Anglo American (LSE: AAL) closes 3.9% higher as copper hits record on China acid ban
Iran war disrupted sulphur. China halted acid exports. Chile's copper output is squeezed. Anglo American shareholders are watching the whole chain unfold.
AirTrunk commits $3bn to JHB3 and JHB4 as Malaysia bet hits $6.8bn
AirTrunk is pouring USD3 billion more into Johor as Singapore caps capacity and Malaysia tightens AI data centre rules. Whose grid pays the bill?
Starbucks lifts FY26 guidance after Q2 beat, SBUX gains 5% as US transactions return for second straight quarter
Starbucks called the turn in its turnaround. North America margin still slipped 170bps. The harder question is whether ticket can hold without discounts.
Michael Klein’s newest SPAC just got bigger. What is Churchill Capital Corp XII really hunting?
Churchill Capital Corp XII upsized its IPO as SPACs regain momentum. The real test is target quality, not trust size. Read more.