| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Do | ARMOUR Residential REIT declares $0.24 dividend | ||
| Do | EZGO Technologies files $200M mixed securities shelf | ||
| Do | Protagenic Therapeutics receives Nasdaq non-compliance letter | ||
| Do | Metal Energy to raise C$9.3M funding; Centerra Gold to become strategic investor | ||
| Do | MingZhu Logistics raised $8M in direct offering | ||
| Do | Naver's Financial to buy South Korean crypto exchange operator in $10 billion deal | ||
| Do | Alibaba starts selling Quark AI glasses in China, enters wearable race | ||
| Do | China market regulator issues competition compliance guidance for smartphone sector: report | ||
| Do | Europe markets in green on hopes of December Fed rate cute | ||
| Do | Linkage Global announces $1M PIPE financing | ||
| Do | Taiwan unveils $40B defense budget for U.S. weapons, T-Dome amid China threat | ||
| Do | Asahi delays financial report after cyberattack, says cannot avoid short-term impact on Japan operations | ||
| Do | Puma gains on report that China's Anta Sports is considering a bid | ||
| Do | Netflix recovers after hour-long outage during 'Stranger Things' final season release | ||
| Do | Chinese tech firms said to train AI models abroad to tap Nvidia chips | ||
| Do | World Copper appoints Mark Lotz as new CEO and President | ||
| Do | Leafly names Peter Lee as CEO, replacing Yoko Miyashita | ||
| Do | ALT5 Sigma announces major leadership shakeup: Acting CEO, CFO, COO depart as new executives appointed | ||
| Do | Asia stocks higher tracking Wall Street's tech recovery; China shares buoyed by stimulus hopes despite Vanke losses | ||
| Do | Omnicom raises dividend by 14.3% to $0.80 a share | ||
| Do | Mechanics Bancorp declares $0.21 cash dividend | ||
| Do | Epsilon Energy declares $0.0625 dividend | ||
| Do | Crude oil rebounds as tug-of-war over Ukraine peace deal vs. Fed rate cut continues | ||
| Do | Anglo American-Teck merger wins support from ISS, Glass Lewis | ||
| Do | Ellington financial announces estimated book value per common share of $13.25 |