Artificial intelligence shares have beaten the broader market this year, and the report highlights Nvidia and Celestica as two AI infrastructure names that could benefit further from continued spending.
SpaceX’s public float is only a small fraction of the company, and Elon Musk will not be allowed to sell his shares until an extended lockup expires next June.
Fletcher Building increased its fiscal 2026 continuing operations EBIT outlook, helped by surplus property sales, while warning that inflation and macro uncertainty could weigh on results next year.
Gloo Holdings priced its underwritten public offering of 7 million Class A shares at $3.25 apiece, with the deal expected to close July 10.
SpaceX’s strong first-day gains and later pullback are drawing comparisons to Snowflake’s record-setting 2020 market debut, which stayed hot for months before flattening out.
A Cleveland Fed forecast suggests headline inflation could cool in June and July, even as core price measures edge higher, highlighting a split between falling energy costs and still-firm underlying inflation.
Brookfield Real Assets Income Fund will trade ex-dividend on April 9, with a monthly distribution of $0.118 scheduled to be paid later in the month.
Sweetgreen’s stock climbed sharply in early 2026 as investors responded to a wraps rollout and hopes for a turnaround after a weak first quarter.
Micron’s strong year, tight memory supply and booming data center spending have fueled speculation that the chipmaker could keep climbing if current conditions persist.
SpaceX will start releasing insider shares in stages beginning in late July, giving investors an early read on selling pressure and insider confidence without creating a single large block of stock hitting the market at once.