Page 32 - Benzinga Pro News Today

Rubicon Technologies shares are falling following the company's first-quarter results after gaining 27.4% during regular trading Monday.

The trading volume of a stock reflects the number of shares bought and sold within a given time. This is called liquidity. The term is used because it likens the ease of converting assets to cash to the fluidity of water. Why is this important for cannabis stocks?

Apple, which has lagged behind its rivals in the AI race, now has only one recourse to stay relevant, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

With the start of a new week comes the excitement surrounding a new set of companies looking to make an impact through their public offerings. According to Benzinga Pro, these enticing companies are scheduled to trade publicly this week.

Tesla's fundamental woes and strategic missteps have earned the company detractors, and Musk expressed his displeasure over it.

Tesla faces serious competition in China amidst a significant sales decline.

The next market rotation could be into insurance stocks and they could rally as much as 30%, according to an investment advisor.

Applied Materials shares are trading lower in the premarket session after reporting second-quarter results, including flat year-over-year revenue and increased demand for AI processor production machinery, while facing temporary order pauses from certain semiconductor customers.

GameStop filed a prospectus with the SEC for an "at-the-market" offering, allowing them to sell up to 45 million common shares.

All of Pershing Square's holdings except real-estate development and management company Howard Hughes saw book profits in the first quarter.