A specific event in the last few hours that changes something — an earnings surprise, a regulatory action, a policy decision, a deal.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The e-commerce giant is turning to equity markets for what would be one of the largest share placements in the city's history.
Alibaba is planning a Hong Kong share sale of $10.2 billion, up from an initial proposal of $10 billion, to fund artificial-intelligence investment.
The decentralized crypto exchange's token rallied sharply as institutional investors reportedly moved into Hyperliquid-related strategies, not just the token itself.
Hyperliquid rose 20% in a single day as institutional investors began buying into strategies tied to the decentralized exchange.
Preliminary discussions reported by the New York Times suggest California officials could play a role in shaping any Paramount-Warner Bros combination.
Paramount and the state of California are holding preliminary talks tied to a potential Warner Bros deal, the New York Times reported.
Ottawa says it will match Washington tariff for tariff after negotiations broke down, hitting a broad range of US sectors.
Canada will impose retaliatory tariffs across multiple US sectors after trade talks with Washington collapsed, Prime Minister Mark Carney said.
Scott Bessent's Treasury has intervened directly in the bond market, leaving incoming Fed Chair Kevin Warsh with fewer options as the FOMC weighs its next move.
The U.S. Treasury's direct intervention in the bond market complicates Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's policy options ahead of upcoming FOMC decisions.
American Securities, which holds a 10% stake, sold the shares alongside a separate distribution of 7.9 million shares and a management share disposal.
American Securities, a 10% owner of SOLV Energy, sold $220.5 million of stock, while SOLV Energy management holdings separately disposed of 1.3 million shares.
CEO, CFO and two other top officers filed insider sales within days of each other, a cluster that draws attention even inside routine trading plans.
CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator, CFO Nitin Agrawal, EVP Chen Goldberg and principal accounting officer Jeff Baker all disclosed stock sales, totaling more than $3 million combined.
The CEO, president and chief accounting officer all disclosed stock sales in quick succession, without a stated reason.
Ethos Technologies CEO Peter Colis, president Wang and CAO Brandt Kucharski each sold company stock within days, with disclosed sales of $2.8 million, $3.9 million and $283,664 respectively.
The move followed a White House sit-down with SEC and CFTC leadership, where Trump pressed Congress to act on crypto legislation.
Bitcoin rose 7% after President Trump met with crypto industry executives alongside the heads of the SEC and CFTC and urged Congress to pass market-structure legislation.
The steelmaker's stock reaction points to investor approval of a capital commitment to its flagship domestic facility.
Cleveland-Cliffs shares rose after the company announced a $1 billion investment in its flagship Ohio plant.
The swing shows how directly the company's earnings now move with Bitcoin's price after its aggressive treasury strategy.
Strategy reported a swing from a $13 billion Bitcoin-related loss to a $1.4 billion profit as Bitcoin's price rallied.
The chipmaker is lining up one of the largest debt raises tied to the AI boom as custom silicon orders swell its backlog.
Broadcom is seeking up to $80 billion in debt financing to support an AI chip deal, one of the largest such raises tied to the current buildout of AI data centers.