BTIG says this niche stock ‘delivering the joy of parenthood’ set for a 30% gain
The prevalence of infertility is increasing and more employers are looking to offer fertility benefits, BTIG said.
Europe shares close mixed with U.S. debt ceiling talks to resume; Greek stocks up almost 7%
European markets closed mixed on Monday, with investors keeping an eye on tense U.S. debt ceiling talks.
Fed’s Kashkari says a June pause on rates wouldn’t indicate an end to hiking cycle
Kashkari told CNBC on Monday he’s open to holding off on another rate hike, but cautioned against reading too much into a pause.
Meta fined a record $1.3 billion over EU user data transfers to the U.S.
Meta has been fined a record 1.2 billion euros ($1.3 billion) by European privacy regulators over the transfer of EU user data to the U.S.
Kurt Cobain’s smashed Fender guitar sells for almost $600,000
Kurt Cobain’s smashed Fender Stratocaster guitar sold at auction for $595,900 on Saturday, more than 10 times its original estimate.
Fintech firm Wise’s shares fall after CFO resigns; CEO to go on leave
Shares of British fintech Wise sank Monday after announcing its CFO Matt Briers is leaving the company.
Ryanair reports bumper profit on ‘favorable’ fuel hedges, sees major industry consolidation
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary said the airline’s “industry leading” fuel hedging contributed significantly to its full-year profit.
European officials are quietly preparing for the possibility Biden loses the next election
The EU, a group of 27 nations, was openly thrilled with the election of Joe Biden in late 2020 after four challenging years under the presidency of Trump.
CNBC Daily Open: Debt ceiling detours
The good news: Biden will meet McCarthy in person later today to discuss the debt ceiling. The bad: There’s no telling how the talks will proceed.
China chip stocks rally after Beijing said U.S. chip giant Micron is ‘major security risk’
Shares of its South Korean and Chinese rivals surged on Monday, some as much as up to 8% higher.
