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Intel Has Lost Wall Street’s Patience as Headwinds Keep Mounting

Intel Has Lost Wall Street’s Patience as Headwinds Keep Mounting

After another catastrophic earnings report, Intel Corp. bulls are increasingly few and far between on Wall Street.Intel shares have shed nearly a third of their value since the firm gave a grim growth forecast, announced plans to slash 15,000 jobs, and suspended a dividend that has been in place since 1992. The report was the latest in a series of discouraging updates, and underlined the myriad headwinds facing the chipmaker as it struggles to execute an ambitious turnaround and compete in the artificial intelligence era. Source link lol
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Lazard Brokers Sale of Africa Payment Firm OMOA to Tunisia’s SPE

Lazard Brokers Sale of Africa Payment Firm OMOA to Tunisia’s SPE

Private equity investor Adenia Partners Ltd. said it will sell its 100% stake in African payments firms OMOA to Tunisia-based SPE Capital in a deal brokered by Lazard Inc.The deal, for an undisclosed price, will complete Adenia’s exit from the €96 million ($105 million) fund that purchased the stake alongside other holdings, head of investor relations Mack Schow said in an interview. Source link lol
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Arcadium Lithium Pauses Expansion Plans on Prices, Supply Glut

Arcadium Lithium Pauses Expansion Plans on Prices, Supply Glut

Arcadium Lithium Plc will suspend or delay two of its four expansion projects as the global market for the battery metal faces a supply glut and prolonged price slump.The lithium producer plans to pause investment in its Galaxy project in Canada and is exploring the possibility of bringing in a partner for the project, Arcadium said in its second-quarter earnings release on Tuesday. Source link lol
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China Vanke Sales Slump Extends, Adding to Debt Woes

China Vanke Sales Slump Extends, Adding to Debt Woes

China Vanke Co.’s sales slump extended in July, adding to liquidity pressure at the developer that’s become the latest focal point of the nation’s property crisis. Contracted sales for the month slumped 13% from a year earlier to 19.2 billion yuan ($2.7 billion), following a 29.3% slide in June, corporate filings show. The total was 24% lower on month. Source link lol
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Mitsubishi Heavy Shares Soar as Turbine Engine Sales Help Profit

Mitsubishi Heavy Shares Soar as Turbine Engine Sales Help Profit

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. shares jumped the most on record after the manufacturing conglomerate posted a 61% increase in quarterly profit, helped by strong sales of gas turbine engines.The Japanese company reported a business profit of ¥83.5 billion ($572 million) for the three months ended June 30, according to a statement Tuesday, after selling six large-scale gas turbines in the US and Asia. That beat analyst estimates of ¥57 billion. Net sales were ¥1.1 trillion, slightly higher than what the market was looking for. Source link lol
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TSMC Named Top Pick at Morgan Stanley After Record Selloff

TSMC Named Top Pick at Morgan Stanley After Record Selloff

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is being touted as a “top pick” by Morgan Stanley after its shares plunged by a record Monday amid the global stock rout.“We like TSMC’s quality and defensive nature during an elongated semi downcycle,” Morgan Stanley analysts including Charlie Chan wrote in a note published Monday. The stock is trading at 16 times projected earnings estimates for 2025, a valuation the analysts say is “attractive again.” Source link lol
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Xiaomi-Backed AI Chipmaker Black Sesame Prices Hong Kong IPO at Bottom of Range

Xiaomi-Backed AI Chipmaker Black Sesame Prices Hong Kong IPO at Bottom of Range

Black Sesame International Holding Ltd. has priced its Hong Kong initial public offering at the low end of the marketed range, people with knowledge of the situation said, as the recent global selloff in stocks piles extra pressure on new share issues. Black Sesame, which designs chips for autonomous driving systems and is backed by Xiaomi Corp., was offering 37 million shares at HK$28 to HK$30.30 each. At HK$28 per share, the IPO raised HK$1.04 billion ($133 million), still making it one of the biggest in Hong Kong this year. Source link lol
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US IPO Market to Slow After Lineage, With Quiet Summer Ahead

US IPO Market to Slow After Lineage, With Quiet Summer Ahead

The pricing of Lineage Inc.’s $4.4 billion first-time share sale helped make last week into the busiest for US initial public offerings in two and a half years. That excitement will be short-lived, according to bankers, who predict the rest of the summer will be more subdued.There was $6.1 billion worth of IPO activity in the US last week, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Levels were boosted by temperature-controlled storage giant Lineage’s upsized offering and KKR & Co.-backed software company OneStream Inc.’s pricing above its marketed range to raise $490 million. Source link lol
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French Power Export Curbs Could Boost Prices for Neighbors

French Power Export Curbs Could Boost Prices for Neighbors

French electricity grid limitations will constrain power exports from Monday for more than two months, threatening higher prices in neighboring countries. The curbs that run until October will impact exports to Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and Italy. Similar limitations this spring led to record spreads between France’s day-ahead power price and its neighbors. Source link lol
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Google Nears $23 Billion Deal for Cybersecurity Firm Wiz, WSJ Reports

Google Nears $23 Billion Deal for Cybersecurity Firm Wiz, WSJ Reports

Google parent Alphabet Inc. is in advanced talks to buy cybersecurity startup Wiz in a deal that could fetch $23 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people with knowledge of the matter.The deal would be Alphabet’s largest acquisition ever and could come together “soon,” the newspaper said. Source link lol
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