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  • Nomura posted a modest Q4 net profit rise as quarterly revenue climbed on private banking and asset-management strength.
  • European equities fell, with Stoxx 600, Dax, CAC 40 and FTSE 100 all declining this hour.
  • Oil topped $100 a barrel on renewed Middle East tensions, raising supply risk concerns.
  • UK retail sales unexpectedly rose 0.7% in March, but core sales excluding fuel remained weak year-on-year.
  • Thailand's Supreme Court scheduled a June 30 trial for 44 opposition figures over lese-majeste amendment efforts, risking lifetime office bans.

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Twilio CFO Executes $1.01M in Sell-to-Cover Stock Transactions

Twilio CFO Executes $1.01M in Sell-to-Cover Stock Transactions

Twilio Inc. Chief Financial Officer Aidan Viggiano completed $1,010,653 in Class A share sales on March 31, 2026, via a series of sell-to-cover transactions mandated under the company’s equity incentive plan. The trades, disclosed on a Form 4 filing, reduced withholding obligations but do not reflect discretionary selling. Twilio’s stock trades abo…

Vita Coco CCO Executes $97,340 Share Sale Under Rule 10b5-1 Plan

Vita Coco CCO Executes $97,340 Share Sale Under Rule 10b5-1 Plan

Charles van Es, Chief Commercial Officer at The Vita Coco Company, Inc. (NASDAQ: COCO), sold 2,000 shares on April 1, 2026, for $97,340 under a Rule 10b5-1 plan. The transaction follows a 61% 12-month stock run and comes amid analyst price-target increases and a board appointment for retail executive Shelley Broader. Analysis tools cited in filings…

HMH Holding Prices IPO at $20 a Share, Raises About $193.8 Million Net

HMH Holding Prices IPO at $20 a Share, Raises About $193.8 Million Net

HMH Holding Inc. completed a public offering that sold 10,520,000 Class A shares at $20.00 each, yielding roughly $193.8 million in net proceeds after underwriting discounts, commissions and estimated offering costs. The company began trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker HMH and retains an option for underwriters to purchase …

Interactive Brokers Director Adds to Position With $1,709 Purchase

Interactive Brokers Director Adds to Position With $1,709 Purchase

Lori A. Conkling, a director at Interactive Brokers Group, purchased 25 shares of Class A common stock on April 1, 2026, for $68.38 each, a total outlay of $1,709. The transaction leaves Conkling with 2,434 shares directly held. The move coincides with robust fourth-quarter 2025 financials, product expansions in crypto derivatives and Canadian reti…

NLRB Orders Amazon to Bargain with Staten Island Warehouse Union

NLRB Orders Amazon to Bargain with Staten Island Warehouse Union

The National Labor Relations Board has ruled that Amazon must meet and bargain with representatives of the Amazon Labor Union for about 5,000 workers at a Staten Island fulfillment center, finding the company committed unfair labor practices by declining to recognize or negotiate with the union. Amazon has disputed the ruling and signaled plans to …

Netflix: Ride the Momentum, But Cut Quickly If the Consumer Falters

Netflix: Ride the Momentum, But Cut Quickly If the Consumer Falters

Netflix is benefiting from price increases, an expanding ad business and fresh live-sports distribution that keep fundamentals healthy. The stock trades near $98.71 with solid technicals and meaningful free cash flow, making a tactical long trade appealing. That said, valuation is rich and consumer-sensitive revenue streams mean you should protect …

Credit Acceptance Celebrates Being Named No. 18 on Fortune's 2026 100 Best Companies to Work For® List

Credit Acceptance Celebrates Being Named No. 18 on Fortune's 2026 100 Best Companies to Work For® List

Credit Acceptance Corporation has been named #18 on the 2026 Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For, marking its 12th time on the list and highest ranking to date. The company emphasizes its strong workplace culture fueled by remote work flexibility, employee feedback, and core PRIDE values. This recognition follows other workplace accolades, highl…

Trump Revises Section 232 Tariffs, Lowers Duties on Many Metal Derivatives

Trump Revises Section 232 Tariffs, Lowers Duties on Many Metal Derivatives

President Donald Trump signed a proclamation that preserves a 50% Section 232 tariff on commodity imports of steel, aluminum and copper while changing how duties are applied to derivative products made from those metals. The move shifts some tariffs to be based on U.S. customer prices, removes the duty for low-metal-content items, and sets a flat r…

Automakers Press Ahead With New EV Models as U.S. Sales Slide

Automakers Press Ahead With New EV Models as U.S. Sales Slide

Major carmakers introduced new electric vehicles at the New York Auto Show even as U.S. EV sales have softened following the end of a $7,500 federal tax credit. Automakers signaled continued commitment to EVs, citing rising gasoline costs and long-term market recovery timelines, while industry executives warned that near-term demand remains subdued…