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Sony Corp's shares fell after Bernstein lowered its rating to market-perform and trimmed its price target, citing sharply higher memory costs driven by strong AI-related demand and tight supply that could pressure PlayStation margins and weigh on the company's semiconductor growth outlook. The broker also reduced fiscal 2027 and 2028 EPS estimates.
U.S. equity futures edged down Monday evening following a strong intraday rebound led by technology stocks and a modest pullback in oil prices. Traders are shifting focus to the Federal Reserve policy decision due Wednesday and upcoming corporate earnings, with the Middle East conflict and energy supply concerns keeping volatility risks alive.
The Department of Homeland Security reported that slightly over 10% of Transportation Security Administration airport security officers did not report for duty on Sunday, as a partial federal government shutdown entered its 30th day. The impasse has required roughly 50,000 TSA officers to work without pay, forced some airports to close checkpoints …
OpenAI is shifting its strategic emphasis toward its coding and enterprise products, according to internal remarks reviewed by a news outlet. Company leaders, including senior executives, are assessing which initiatives to deprioritize as OpenAI contends with competitive pressure, pursues agent-based capabilities and prepares for an initial public …
Twenty state attorneys general argue that a U.S. Transportation Department proposal to raise Buy America content requirements for federally funded electric vehicle charging stations from 55% to 100% would make the $5 billion National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program effectively unusable. The states, joined by Kentucky Governor Andy B…
Rio Tinto has obtained control of acreage in Arizona required for the Resolution Copper project after a long-running court dispute, completing a land swap with the U.S. Forest Service. The agreement grants Rio access to an estimated 40 billion pounds of copper and precedes a $500 million drilling program, while Native American opposition and unreso…
Pono Capital Four, Inc. completed an initial public offering of 12 million units at $10.00 per unit, generating $120 million in gross proceeds. Incorporated in the Cayman Islands, the special purpose acquisition company began trading on March 16 under the ticker PONOU. The units each include one Class A ordinary share and a right to receive one-fif…
The Samsung Electronics Labour Union (SELU) said members are voting on a strike plan that would begin May 21 and last 18 days if negotiations fail. Union leaders warn the action could disrupt roughly half of output at Samsung’s Pyeongtaek semiconductor complex, exacerbating global supply strains as AI data center demand pressures chip availability …
Swarmer Inc. has set the price for its initial public offering at $5.00 per share for 3 million shares, aiming to raise roughly $15 million in gross proceeds before fees and expenses. The Austin-based developer of vendor-agnostic drone autonomy software plans to begin trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker SWMR and has given underwri…
Mexico's benchmark S&P/BMV IPC closed lower on Monday, slipping 0.66% to a new one-month low as weakness in industrial and consumer-related sectors weighed on the market. Select financial and retail names bucked the trend, while mining and chemicals names were among the heaviest decliners. Commodities and currency moves accompanied the equity decli…
Russian equities closed lower on Monday with the MOEX Russia Index down 0.66% as losses in the Oil & Gas, Mining and Telecoms sectors pressured the market. PhosAgro reached a 52-week high while other benchmark energy names posted declines. Market breadth was narrowly positive, volatility edged higher and commodity prices were mixed.
The Federal Aviation Administration said it will reconvene a meeting with airlines on Thursday to pursue a reduction in summer flights at Chicago O'Hare International Airport. The FAA wants to limit daily operations to 2,608 flights, a figure well below carriers' current summer schedules of 3,080 daily flights and lower than the 2,800-per-day propo…
Employees at JBS’s beef processing plant in Greeley, Colorado, initiated a two-week strike that labor leaders say is the first U.S. meatpacking strike in four decades. The stoppage involves roughly 3,800 production workers represented by United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 and follows a dispute over wage increases and charges for safety equi…
U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy in Boston has temporarily halted major components of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s efforts to change federal immunization policy. The decision prevents a reduced childhood vaccination schedule from taking effect and blocks Kennedy’s dismissal and replacement of the Advisory Committee on…
Volvo Cars announced that it will end U.S. sales of the EX30 and the EX30 Cross Country later this year, with the two models offered in the United States through the 2026 model year. The automaker said the EX30 will continue to be sold in other markets, including Canada and Mexico. The EX30 accounted for roughly 4.4% of Volvo's U.S. sales in 2025, …
Beyond Meat said on March 16 that it will postpone filing its annual report for 2025 after identifying a material weakness in its internal financial controls and initiating an inventory review. The plant-based protein maker reported preliminary fourth-quarter revenue of about $61 million, below analyst expectations, and trimmed its full-year 2025 n…
Freight-market metrics improved through February and into mid-March, with Truist reporting tighter truckload capacity, rising spot rates and continued expansion in manufacturing activity. Those trends underpin buy recommendations on several carriers and brokers that the firm sees as likely to benefit from improving industrial volumes and heavier sh…
Canada’s main equity index reversed a run of losses to post its largest daily advance in more than a month as oil prices eased. U.S. shares opened higher alongside the S&P/TSX, while investors continued to monitor developments tied to the Iran conflict, global energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz, and high-profile technology events and corpora…
Infineon, NXP and STMicroelectronics have each announced partnerships with Nvidia to sell hardware aimed at humanoid robots. Nvidia is positioning its Jetson Thor processors as the central computing platform for such machines, while the European chipmakers will supply sensors, motion control, power management and high-speed internal communications.…
Skild AI said its generalized artificial intelligence model will operate robots on Foxconn assembly lines in Houston, where Nvidia’s Blackwell GPU racks are assembled. The company also announced partnerships with ABB Robotics and Teradyne’s Universal Robots to integrate its software across industrial robots, aiming to create a general-purpose "brai…
Roche has installed 2,176 Nvidia Blackwell graphics processing units across facilities in the United States and Europe, describing the deployment as the industry's largest GPU footprint. The new hardware is intended to speed modelling, data analysis and clinical trial processes and is part of a collaboration with Nvidia that began building in 2023 …
On March 16, Uber Technologies and Nvidia said they will introduce a fleet of robotaxis powered by Nvidia’s autonomous driving stack on Uber’s ride-hailing network. The service is slated to begin in Los Angeles and San Francisco in 2027 and expand to 28 cities worldwide by 2028. Initial operations will use data-collection vehicles to train city-spe…
U.S. stock markets finished higher on Monday with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all rising. Gains were concentrated in Technology, Industrials and Consumer Services sectors, while commodities and the dollar weakened. Several small-cap and biotech names experienced extreme moves, including multiple stocks falling to all-time lows.
Canadian equities closed higher on Monday, led by gains in Consumer Staples, Consumer Discretionary and Financials, pushing the S&P/TSX Composite up 1.03%. Altus Group, Lundin Gold and NFI Group were the session's top performers, while Nutrien, goeasy and Denison Mines led declines. Market breadth favored advancers, volatility eased and commodities…
Brazil's main stock index, the Bovespa, finished the trading day up 1.25% in Sao Paulo on Monday, led by strength in the Real Estate, Public Utilities and Electric Power sectors. A larger number of advancing issues outpaced decliners, while volatility measures and several commodity and currency benchmarks moved notably.
