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Is Nasdaq becoming the biggest winner of the 2026 IPO market comeback?
Nasdaq’s $129.3 billion first-half listings record strengthens NDAQ’s IPO market story as AI, aerospace, biotech and energy issuers return.
Rakuten gains JPY148bn Japan backing for AST SpaceMobile satellite network
Japan will provide up to ÂĄ148 billion for a Rakuten-led satellite communications network that could connect ordinary smartphones beyond terrestrial mobile coverage and during major disasters.
Why Micron’s GM agreement matters for MU stock and software-defined vehicle platforms
Micron’s GM supply agreement strengthens MU’s automotive memory story as software-defined vehicles, ADAS and in-cabin AI drive chip demand.
Could nomlabofusp become the rare disease catalyst that revalues Larimar?
Larimar’s rolling BLA and nomlabofusp data sharpen LRMR’s rare disease biotech story around Friedreich’s ataxia, frataxin and accelerated approval.
BridgeBio raises $1bn in preferred equity to fund rare disease product launches
BridgeBio’s $1 billion preferred equity raise strengthens BBIO’s balance sheet as Attruby grows and three rare disease launches approach.
Could Meteor Aerospace give VisionWave a stronger foothold in next-generation defense architecture?
VisionWave’s Meteor Aerospace deal could expand VWAV into unmanned systems, electronic warfare and C4ISR, but closing and dilution risks remain.
Samsung and SK hynix anchor 800tn won South Korea AI chip expansion
South Korea’s 800 trillion won chip plan puts Samsung and SK hynix at the centre of an AI buildout. Read what could derail the strategy.
Enphase Energy joins Open Compute Project to help advance AI data centre power standards
Enphase joins OCP as a Platinum member, linking ENPH to AI data centre power standards, higher-voltage DC racks and IQ SST growth
CXMT secures reported $3bn Tencent memory deal ahead of major China IPO
CXMT has reportedly secured a $2.94 billion Tencent memory deal before its major China IPO. Discover what it means for AI chips and global suppliers.
Baidu shares jump as Kunlunxin targets $50bn Hong Kong AI-chip IPO
Baidu’s Kunlunxin subsidiary is reportedly seeking a $50 billion Hong Kong IPO valuation as China accelerates investment in domestic AI chips. The listing could unlock substantial value for Baidu while testing whether semiconductor scarcity can justify one of the sector’s fastest valuation increases.