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The FTSE 100 slipped alongside a broader tech selloff, while European equities traded sideways ahead of expected sanctions news.
The FTSE 100 and broader European equities moved lower or sideways as investors awaited an Iran sanctions decision alongside a tech-sector selloff.
RBC Capital, UBS and JPMorgan all started coverage of the sandwich chain with buy-equivalent ratings, citing its growth outlook.
RBC Capital, UBS and JPMorgan each initiated coverage of Jersey Mike's stock with positive ratings, pointing to the chain's growth prospects.
The Norwegian floating oil producer trimmed its outlook even as second-quarter EBITDA rose, after its BW Opal project ran into delays.
BW Offshore shares fell 11% after the company cut guidance due to a delay in its BW Opal project, despite reporting higher quarterly EBITDA.
Dalio says investors should own 'a bit of Bitcoin' as a hedge against U.S. debt risk, even as he still favors gold as the bigger hedge.
Bitcoin held above $77,000 after a 21% weekly rally, as Treasury Secretary Bessent's $4 billion bond buyback failed to bring yields down.
Automakers including Tesla began pulling vehicles from Chinese roads after regulators flagged a door-handle safety flaw, triggering a broad selloff in EV shares.
Tesla and other automakers began a record vehicle recall in China over door-handle safety, and EV shares fell in response.
TrendForce's forecast implies the memory chip boom that lifted Sandisk is decelerating sharply, not reversing.
TrendForce projects NAND flash memory prices will rise 10% to 15% this quarter, a sharp slowdown from the roughly 70% jump Sandisk rode over the prior period.
Michael Burry's Scion Asset Management dropped Alibaba for JD.com just as Alibaba priced a massive stock placement to fund AI spending.
Alibaba shares fell in Hong Kong after Michael Burry disclosed he had exited his Alibaba stake in favor of JD.com, compounding pressure from a $10.2 billion share placement the company launched to fund AI investment.
SoftBank's planned bond sale would be its largest ever; Alibaba is raising through a share placement rather than debt.
SoftBank is planning a record $6.3 billion bond sale and Alibaba is raising $10 billion via share placement, both citing accelerating AI spending as the reason.
Kogan hit $1 billion in sales and still dropped 15%; Bendigo, Navigator and Aussie Broadband posted growth and fell anyway.
Kogan.com crossed $1 billion in annual sales for FY26 and its stock fell 15% the same day, the sharpest example of an Australian earnings season where record headline numbers are being punished rather than rewarded.
Two separate analyses of the memory sector's run-up reach the same historical conclusion: these cycles have always ended, even as commentators argue this one may be different.
Historical patterns in memory-chip cycles suggest today's rally in Micron, SanDisk and SK Hynix will eventually cool, though both reports note structural AI demand could make this cycle longer than past ones.
Crude fell about 1% ahead of a fresh round of US sanctions on Iran, but analysts say the diesel shortage driving refiners' margins has causes that will outlast the war.
Oil dropped roughly 1% ahead of announced US sanctions on Iran, even as reports say the diesel crunch behind refiners' fat margins predates the war and won't end with it.
The Australian fuel refiner posted a record first-half profit as the Iran conflict widened refining margins, even as Bendigo Bank also swung to a profit in the same reporting window.
Ampol logged a record half-year profit with more than a four-fold rise, driven by wider refining margins tied to the Iran war.
Cannabis legalization progress and a record sales year have not translated into a stock rebound for Tilray.
Tilray reported record fiscal 2026 revenue, but the stock did not rise on the news, suggesting investors see deeper problems with the cannabis company's underlying business.
The memory chipmaker says shareholder returns are now a floor, not a ceiling, as it retires roughly one share in every 30.
SK Hynix is buying back 3.3% of its outstanding shares and canceling every one of them, permanently shrinking its share count rather than just offsetting dilution.
Power generators tied to AI data center demand are drawing investor attention even as the broader AI trade grabs the headlines.
Vistra's business model, built around supplying electricity, positions it to benefit directly as data centers built for AI computing drive up power demand.
JPMorgan has cast doubt on Treasury Secretary Bessent's bond strategy, and critics say a buyback push is backfiring on borrowing costs.
J.P. Morgan analysts have publicly questioned the Treasury's approach to managing bond issuance, adding to concern that the same pressures are pushing mortgage rates higher.
The concentration comes as U.S. national debt crossed $40 trillion in August, intensifying scrutiny of Treasury market structure.
Academy Securities strategist Peter Tchir noted the Federal Reserve owns more than 50% of all Treasury bonds maturing 10 to 15 years from now, a concentration highlighted as U.S. debt passed the $40 trillion mark.
With Nvidia due to report and Jackson Hole on the calendar, rates and mega-cap tech risk are both back in focus for a market that has ridden the chip maker's results before.
Nvidia reports earnings Wednesday in what MarketWatch calls a test for a broad universe of companies tied to the AI theme, with bond yields also back in focus ahead of Jackson Hole.
Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share gained 1.13% at the close as crude prices rose on fears of new US sanctions against Iran, which Tehran says will fail.
Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share index closed up 1.13% as oil prices climbed on the prospect of new US sanctions on Iran.
CEO, CIO, legal chief and pharma chief all filed insider sales this month, though most retained the bulk of their holdings.
Cardinal Health's CEO divested 125,000 shares across two trading sessions, part of a cluster of insider sales from four top executives that followed the stock's 57%-58% one-year gain.