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For CME, the news was personal. The company has built its empire on regulated, listed derivatives, and the arrival of nonstop, crypto-style contracts strikes at the heart of that model. CME responded forcefully, suing a U.S. regulator to stop the prediction-market platform Kalshi from …
In a market drowning in headlines, getting noticed has become a competitive sport. In today’s session, market attention turned to Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE: ICE), owner of the New York Stock Exchange, as the iconic venue leaned into media-style storytelling to help listed companies fight …
The backdrop sharpens the story. In today’s session, a technology selloff spread across markets, with the Nasdaq Composite falling while the Dow held up. The U.S. dollar reached a one-year high, oil swung on U.S.–Iran peace talks, and AI investment dominated nearly every conversation. …
Unusual Machines, Inc. (NYSE American:UMAC) traded near $22.03 during today’s trading session, falling $0.55 from its previous close of $22.57. The stock opened at $21.40 and moved between $21.40 and $22.95, recovering from its early low but remaining below the previous closing level.
Comscore, Inc. (NASDAQ:SCOR) traded near $7.03 during today’s session, declining $0.07 from its previous close of $7.10. The stock opened at $7.10 and moved between $7.03 and $7.29 before returning to the lower end of the intraday range.
Powerlaw Corp. (NASDAQ:PWRL) traded near $14.35 during today’s session, down $0.67 from its previous close of $15.02. The shares opened at $14.58 and moved between $13.85 and $15.45 before remaining in negative territory.
OFS Capital Corporation (NASDAQ:OFS) traded near $3.37 during today’s session, rising 1.51% from the previous close of $3.32. The shares opened at $3.32 and moved between $3.29 and $3.46 before remaining in positive territory.
Recent discussions between the United States and Iran in Switzerland have shown signs of advancement, with a US official indicating that both sides have navigated challenges in the negotiation process. The dialogue has centered on addressing persistent disputes, particularly concerning oversight of nuclear activities. …
Data from Apollo Global Management shows that loss‑making stocks within the Russell 2000 have surged about 60% since April 2025, well ahead of the 38% gain recorded by profitable small‑cap companies. This divergence has broadened through mid‑2026, prompting concerns about market risk pricing.
The sector, which provides loans to mid-market companies bypassing traditional banks, has seen rapid growth as investors pursue higher yields in a high-interest-rate environment. Private credit funds typically operate with restricted liquidity, offering limited opportunities for investors to exit.
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