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Box posts first $1 billion fiscal year as AI sales pick up, sending stock flying

Box Inc.’s stock was up more than 13% Tuesday after the software firm reported its first $1 billion fiscal year and announced a $100 million share-buyback program.

Here’s why SoFi’s stock just logged its worst day on record

The company announced a convertible-note offering, which seems to have raised concerns about dilution.

Reddit’s offering marks return of ‘junk stock IPO,’ New Constructs says

As Reddit’s initial public offering nears, independent equity-research firm New Constructs is warning investors to avoid the social-media platform’s IPO.

Investors rush to snap up bonds before the Fed starts cutting rates

More investors are betting on bonds in 2024 to capture today’s higher bond yields before the Fed pivots to lower rates

Roubini: Trump policies risk higher inflation, slower growth and lower stock and bond prices

The possibility of a second Trump presidency hasn’t affected financial markets so far — but that could soon change.

Assumable mortgages are easier to find in these cities — but the lower-rate home loans come with strings attached

Some home sellers are advertising these hard-to-find mortgages as a way to attract buyers, Realtor.com said.

While the tech rally loses stream, this stock-market breadth indicator is at its strongest level in nearly 3 years

A handful of megacap technology names were responsible for most of the S&P 500’s gains over the past year — but that has started to change in 2024, according to Bespoke Investment Group.

TikTok faces fresh threat of U.S. ban under new House bill

TikTok could be banned in the U.S. if China’s ByteDance does not divest the social media platform, under proposed legislation unveiled Tuesday.

Stocks with strongest demand for bullish options keep outperforming the S&P 500

Outperforming stocks are seeing the strongest demand for bullish option bets, Citigroup strategists find.

Post-Silicon Valley Bank, regulators are still not aggressive enough to prevent bank collapses

Banking regulators could prevent further bank collapses by being more aggressive with tools they already have for both big and small banks, a panel of banking experts said Tuesday — raising alarms of another collapse similar to that of Silicon Valley Bank.

Factory orders sink 3.6% on fewer Boeing contracts. U.S. business investment still weak.

U.S. factory orders fell 3.6% in January large due to fewer contracts for Boeing passenger planes, but there was not much sign of a broad revival among manufacturers.

Airship AI’s stock rockets upon DOJ contract, as shares of other AI plays slip

Technology-sector stocks were moving lower Tuesday — but one small name stood out in a big way in a sea of mostly red.
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