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Oxford Nanopore Technologies Plc is reportedly staging a comeback for its shares after facing years of share-price underperformance. The company was once noted as one of Britain’s most celebrated biotech listings. This resurgence follows a period when the early promise had given way to poor stock performance.

Qantas shares jumped 4% after the airline reported its full-year earnings. The company also introduced new business-class seats, amid strong demand for premium travel.

Medical device maker Boston Scientific is currently experiencing a cyberattack, which has caused its shares to fall. This disruption has impacted the company's ability to ship products, and it remains uncertain when services will be restored.

Haidilao shares jumped after reporting results that demonstrated strong growth in delivery services and newer restaurant formats. This positive performance occurred even while the company's core hotpot restaurants experienced declining revenue.

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Ltd.'s shares saw a significant slide, marking the steepest drop in about six months. This decline followed reports that the fast-food chain experienced a further decrease in sales across several markets.

Xpeng shares declined following weak delivery guidance. This stock performance occurred even though the company's robotics business secured a valuation that was nearly equal to its core electric vehicle (EV) operations.

Temu owner’s shares rose despite PDD Holdings reporting a 12% decline in net profits for the three months ended June 30. These reported results surpassed Wall Street consensus.

Alibaba shares plunged 10% after the tech giant announced a $10.2 billion share placement. Alibaba priced this placement to fund its increasing investments in artificial intelligence (AI).

Nvidia earnings are viewed as a potential solution for the stalling stock market if the AI chip maker manages to break its current trend. However, shares of Jensen Huang’s company have struggled recently, having failed to make headway since reporting previous results.

Marloo is a startup created to assist financial advisors by reducing administrative workload. The company previously operated platforms like Sharesies and Lightyear, which manage over £7 billion in assets. Since its inception 15 months ago, Marloo has reported an average monthly revenue growth of 37% and successfully onboarded over 900 paying advisory firms across eight countries.

Walmart shares slid because U.S. sales were impacted by falling drug prices. The supermarket chain reported comparable U.S. sales growth of 2.6% in its second-quarter earnings, which was the lowest rate in over six years.

National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. may allow its shares to trade on its own platform following its listing on rival BSE Ltd. This potential move could eventually shift trading volumes and pave the way for the stock's inclusion in NSE’s benchmark indexes.

Shares of SK Hynix surged over 12% in Seoul after announcing a massive stock buyback. The increase reflects strong investor reaction to the company's announcement.

Shares fell sharply in Asia, with the Kospi specifically down 5.2%. The market decline followed a retreat from its all-time high by Wall Street and saw artificial-intelligence stocks continue their downward trend, while oil prices increased.

NSE is aiming for a $55 billion valuation through its planned Initial Public Offering (IPO). The IPO is expected to launch during the second half of September. Meanwhile, rival BSE's shares are noted as losing favor.

Shares of Unitree Robotics rose by 542% on their debut trading day. This massive surge occurred during the company's initial listing in Shanghai.

Cathie Wood's Ark Invest acquired $15 million worth of Block Inc shares. This purchasing action took place as Block Inc stock dipped by 3%.

Situational Awareness sold shares in Taiyo Yuden Co. to Citadel and other investors. The company reported offloading part of its stake this month, as detailed in a filing.

Ocado Group Plc shares are reportedly showing signs of revival after a bruising decline. These shares achieved a 45% rally, indicating a rebound from previous performance.

Shares in Asia were mostly lower, while U.S. futures showed little change. This market movement followed reports detailing an improvement in U.S. inflation data for July.

Shares of China’s JD.com dropped 10%, marking its first revenue decline in over a decade. The e-commerce platform experienced this sales drop after the termination of a government subsidy programme.

Maersk's shares jumped 7% after the Danish shipping giant reported stronger-than-expected quarterly profits. The company also raised its full-year earnings guidance.

Lenovo Group Ltd shares surged after the Chinese computer maker reported a 43% increase in quarterly revenue. This significant beat of analyst estimates reinforced growing optimism around demand driven by artificial intelligence (AI).

Investors are turning their focus toward succession and strategy as the Chairman is set to step down. Simultaneously, shares of Tata Group firms lost approximately $4.5 billion in combined market value on Wednesday.

Shares are generally higher across Asia, with indicators like Kospi rising 4%. The market trends were also noted in U.S. futures, which edged higher, while oil prices simultaneously advanced.

Intel upsized its stock offering to $20 billion specifically to fund its push in AI chip manufacturing. The company priced the offering at 210 million shares, each valued at $95. This revised amount was an increase from a previously announced $15 billion offering.

Apparel maker On Holding experienced a slump in its shares during premarket trade. This occurred after the Zurich-headquartered, U.S.-listed company guided investors toward weaker-than-expected sales for the year.

CoreWeave Inc. shares have experienced a recent rally after surviving a month-long slump. The upcoming neocloud provider's earnings report, scheduled for Tuesday after the close, is key. This data will allow investors to gauge whether the current stock rally is sustainable.

Asian shares are reported as mixed while oil prices are currently holding steady following an initial 5% gain. This rise in price was attributed to ongoing questions about the reopening timeline of the Strait of Hormuz, which impacts the global flow of crude.

Sunrise Energy Metals Ltd., an Australian scandium miner, saw its shares soar after securing financing. The company obtained up to $400 million in long-term debt funding from the US Department of War.

SpaceX's first post-IPO lockup is expiring today, allowing up to 911.5 million shares to unlock on Thursday. However, a separate tranche of these shares remains frozen because the stock price is currently trading below its initial $135 IPO price.

Celsius Holdings Inc.'s shares declined after the energy drink maker reported that its second-quarter sales missed expectations. The slump was further attributed to a drop in sales of the company's namesake brand.

SpaceX reported a 92% increase in revenue for its debut earnings report, outperforming analyst expectations in the second quarter. However, the company's shares dropped as much as 8% despite the strong financial performance.

SpaceX’s stock has fallen nearly 50% from its peak. The article advises against investing in a potential rally despite strong earnings due to an upcoming surge in shares available for sale.

Reddit Inc. projected current-quarter revenue exceeding Wall Street estimates, but its shares declined due to the absence of new data licensing agreements.

The company is exiting its position in a household products giant following a soft quarter. Shares are down approximately 3% in premarket trading.

Travelers Companies Inc. shares are experiencing their best year in over 25 years, prompting a wave of downgrades from Wall Street as analysts anticipate the stock's gains have peaked.

An individual sold $80,000 in shares on June 30 but did not receive the expected dividend. The proceeds from the sale were credited to a money-market settlement fund instead.

Brazilian mall giant Multiplan reported record revenue and strong occupancy, but experienced a year-on-year profit decline and a negative market reaction due to one-off tax credits, leading to a drop in shares.

Shares of GE Vernova fell nearly 5% in premarket trading despite the company raising its 2026 revenue guidance by $1 billion.