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BNK Cuts SK Hynix Target Price to 1.48M KRW on Demand Slowdown Concerns

BNK Investment & Securities cut its target price for SK Hynix to 1.48 million KRW from 1.85 million KRW on July 29, immediately following the company's second-quarter earnings announcement. The downgrade reflects slowing demand momentum and concerns over future oversupply in the memory chip
LucasBennett·3m ago
BNK Cuts SK Hynix Target Price to 1.48M KRW on Demand Slowdown Concerns

Bloom Energy Posts $1.065B Q2 Revenue, Raises 2026 Outlook to $4.2B

Bloom Energy Corp. (BE) reported Q2 revenue of $1.065 billion, marking 166% year-over-year growth and the company's first quarter exceeding $1 billion. The San Jose, California-based fuel-cell energy provider posted earnings per share of $0.78, up from $0.10 in the prior-year quarter, and raised
BE-11.23%
LucasBennett·11m ago
Bloom Energy Posts $1.065B Q2 Revenue, Raises 2026 Outlook to $4.2B

1inch Launches Aqua Protocol for Cross-Market DeFi Liquidity

1inch launched Aqua Protocol, a decentralized finance protocol that enables liquidity providers to use wallet-held assets across multiple DeFi markets without locking funds into separate liquidity pools. The protocol aims to improve capital efficiency through atomic settlement rather than
EthanBrooks·23m ago
1inch Launches Aqua Protocol for Cross-Market DeFi Liquidity

SK Hynix Stock Falls 9% as June Quarter Profit Misses Forecast

SK Hynix shares closed Tuesday at $130.17, falling 8.98% after the South Korean memory-chip manufacturer reported June quarter revenue and operating profit below analysts' expectations. The company posted operating profit of 60.5 trillion won versus the analyst forecast of 64.2 trillion won, while r
SK Hynix-9.61%
SKHY-9.12%
NVDA0.99%
LucasBennett·28m ago
SK Hynix Stock Falls 9% as June Quarter Profit Misses Forecast

FIFA Plans $4.2B World Cup Subsidiary Sale, UEFA Condemns Move

FIFA plans to sell up to 21% of a new World Cup subsidiary called FIFA Forward Enterprise, targeting a $20 billion valuation and approximately $4.2 billion in immediate cash from private investors, according to a report first published by The Times and confirmed by FIFA on the same day. The Union of
JPM0.33%
KALSHI-16.48%
LucasBennett·1h ago
FIFA Plans $4.2B World Cup Subsidiary Sale, UEFA Condemns Move