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SpaceX (SPCX) Q3 2026 earnings results beat EPS and revenue expectations
SpaceX announced its Q3 2026 earnings, surpassing both revenue and EPS expectations. The company reported $14.575 billion in revenue, exceeding the $12.59 billion forecast, and achieved an EPS of $0.35 per share, beating the estimated $0.11. Following the report, SpaceX stock saw an increase in after-hours trading.
The AI bubble may not have burst yet, but $1 trillion worth of air appears to have escaped
Major technology companies, particularly those in the AI and semiconductor sectors, have experienced significant stock price declines, collectively losing over $1 trillion in value. Factors contributing to this sell-off include concerns about potential oversupply in memory markets, increased production capacity, and rising financing hurdles for AI infrastructure development.
Why Games Workshop's Falling Share Price Is All of a Sudden in the News
Games Workshop, the maker of Warhammer 40,000, is currently in the news due to a significant fall in its share price. This decline has prompted questions about the company's internal operations.
AMD's market cap just blasted through the $1 trillion barrier
AMD's market capitalization surpassed $1 trillion, driven by significant revenue growth in its Data Center business, which includes AI chips. The company's stock has seen a 180% increase this year, with CEO Lisa Su projecting further growth in the AI sector. Despite this milestone, AMD's valuation remains considerably lower than its rival Nvidia.
GameStop CEO Just Made A Big Move
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen has significantly increased his stake in the company by purchasing over 1.1 million shares for more than $26.4 million. This move, which brings his total ownership to over 40 million shares, has led to a slight increase in GameStop's stock price. The article also touches on Cohen's previous interest in acquiring eBay and GameStop's shift in revenue focus towards collectibles.
GTA 6 Is Going To Be Huge. So Why Is Take-Two’s Stock Having Such A Bad Year?
Despite immense hype for Grand Theft Auto 6, Take-Two Interactive's stock has declined significantly over the past year. Factors contributing to this include investor concerns over AI technology, a high price-to-earnings ratio, and the impact of leaks, which have rattled confidence in the company's control over its flagship product. While analysts remain largely bullish on the stock's long-term potential, citing the expected success of GTA 6 and its online component, the market's short-term reaction has been negative.
A Top Boss At GTA 6 Company Take-Two Sold A Bunch Of Stock, But It’s Not What You Think
Take-Two Interactive CFO Lainie Goldstein sold a significant number of shares, but the transaction was an automatic sell-to-cover to satisfy tax obligations, not an indicator of company outlook or Grand Theft Auto 6's prospects. Despite a recent stock dip, analysts project growth, with Grand Theft Auto 6 set to release on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Square Enix denies going private after report sends stock surging
Square Enix has officially denied reports suggesting the company is considering going private, stating that no such consideration is currently being given. The denial follows a surge in the company's stock price, which was reportedly influenced by speculation from activist investor 3D Investment Partners and a report in the Japanese magazine Sentaku.
Square Enix Shares Jumped On Buyout Rumors, But The Company Says It’s Not Happening
Square Enix has denied reports from the magazine Sentaku that it was exploring going private, a rumor that had caused its stock to jump 7%. The company stated that no such consideration is currently being given. Despite the denial, the article notes Square Enix's stable revenue, diverse business including manga and arcades, and upcoming games make it a potentially lucrative prospect for acquisition.
Take-Two lost $2.8 billion in market cap after GTA 6 leaks—but what's more shocking to me is it probably…
Take-Two Interactive experienced a $2.8 billion drop in market capitalization following leaks of Grand Theft Auto 6, though the company's overall market cap remained over $43 billion and has since shown signs of recovery. The article highlights that despite the financial fluctuation, the impact of the leak on the company's stock was less severe than might be expected, suggesting resilience in the face of such incidents.
Take-Two Loses Billions In Market Value Since GTA 6 Leaks Began
Take-Two Interactive has reportedly lost billions in market value following recent leaks of Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay footage. The company's stock price has seen a decline, with shares trading lower than at the start of the week. This follows a previous leak in 2022 which had no apparent financial impact.
Bitcoin Pinned at $63,000 as Order Books Thin Out — and the S&P 500 Sets a New Record
Bitcoin is currently pinned around $63,000, failing to capture the risk appetite that propelled the S&P 500 to a new record high. Despite a supportive macro environment, Bitcoin's order books are thinning, with reduced buy-order depth and declining spot exchange volume. Analysts suggest that a decisive break below $63,000 could trigger leveraged selling, potentially pushing Bitcoin towards $58,500, while a recovery would require reclaiming $68,700 on increased volume and ETF inflows.
Devolver Digital wants to get off the stock market, because 'the ongoing challenge of delivering growth in line with market expectations' just isn't worth the headaches
Indie publisher Devolver Digital intends to delist from the London Stock Exchange and return to private ownership. The company cites the challenges of meeting market expectations in the volatile video game industry and believes it is undervalued. Devolver Digital also expects to save approximately $1.6 million annually by going private.
Roblox stonks plummeted as its shift toward ‘long-term retention’ sees kids spending less money
Roblox's stock has seen a significant decline, reportedly falling over 70% in the past year, following investor concerns about decreased spending by younger players. The company's CFO, Naveen Chopra, attributed this to a strategic shift prioritizing long-term player retention over short-term monetization, which has impacted bookings per hour, particularly among users under 13.
GameStop (GME) stock crashes 12% on $1.4 billion convertible senior notes private exchange for stock
GameStop announced a private exchange of approximately $1.4 billion in convertible senior notes for shares of its Class A common stock. This move reduces the company's debt obligations without using cash, though it results in shareholder dilution. The exchange is expected to close around September 23, 2026.
AI Yi-Yi!
The article discusses the increasing risk associated with the U.S. economy, referencing comments from Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. It also touches upon the falling stock value of Reddit and questions surrounding its CEO's perspective on the company's worth.
Memory chipmaker CXMT sees shares surge 466%, becomes one of China's most valuable listed companies right below…
Chinese memory manufacturer CXMT experienced a massive surge of 466% on its initial public offering on Shanghai's STAR market, becoming one of China's most valuable listed companies. Despite concerns about speculation and potential market bubbles, CXMT's expansion plans and its appeal to major players like Apple highlight its growing significance in the global memory market.
Netflix (NFLX) Q2 2026 earnings results miss EPS whisper number and revenue expectations
Netflix reported its Q2 2026 financial results, missing revenue expectations and falling short of the 'whisper number' for earnings per share, despite beating the consensus EPS estimate. The company's stock saw a significant drop in after-hours trading. Netflix also announced a record $4.7 billion in stock buybacks during the quarter.
Everyone who bought the SpaceX (SPCX) IPO is officially losing money
Investors who purchased SpaceX stock at its initial IPO price of $135 per share are now experiencing losses as the stock value has dipped below this mark. The company, which initially focused on space exploration, has pivoted towards AI technology, absorbing Elon Musk's xAI and focusing on orbital data centers.
After buying up between $1m and $5m in Dell stock this year, Trump tells everyone to 'go out and buy a Dell…
President Donald Trump has publicly encouraged people to buy Dell computers, stating he has a son who loves their laptops. This comes after Trump invested between $1 million and $5 million in Dell stock and following a $9.7 billion government deal with Dell. The article notes the significant rise in Dell's stock price since Trump's initial investment and discusses potential conflicts of interest regarding his endorsements.
