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ARIAIP (ARIAIP) 24-hour volatility at 54.7%: Trading volume surge triggers brief pump followed by correction
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/28 14:21
GBP/USD weakens as Fed and BoE caution, geopolitics bolster US Dollar
FXStreet·2026/04/28 13:51

IR (InfraredFinance) 24-hour volatility at 40.6%: Trading volume surge triggers sharp price fluctuations
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/28 13:14
PROSNEW (PROS) 24-hour volatility reaches 2405.4%: MEXC and KuCoin listing on the first day drive surge and plunge
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/28 13:02
BOS (BitcoinOS) sees 42.9% volatility in 24 hours: low liquidity trading triggers pump-dump swings
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/28 12:55
Fed: Leadership change and rate-cut pressure – Commerzbank
FXStreet·2026/04/28 12:46

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Palo Alto Networks’ adjusted EPS for the third fiscal quarter was $0.85, beating analysts’ expectations of $0.79.Full-year revenue is expected to be between $11.42 billion and $11.43 billion, whereas the company previously projected $11.28 billion to $11.31 billion. A certain exchange's US stock rose 12% in after-hours trading.
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The S&P 500 index closed preliminarily up by 0.1%. Utilities, materials, energy, and industrial sectors each rose by at least about 1%, while the telecommunications sector fell by 2.6%.The Nasdaq 100 index provisionally closed up 0.5%. Among its constituents, a comment from Jensen Huang led to Marvell Technology/Broadcom surging 32.2% at the close, Lumentum rising 13.9%, Applied Materials up 7.1%, Cisco and Qualcomm both rising more than 3.4%. Google A fell 3.8%, Autodesk dropped 4.3%, Palantir lost 5.4%, Workday declined 6%, Zscaler was down 7.6%, Thomson Reuters fell 7.9%, Intuit dropped 8.9%, and Strategy was down 9.2%. Caterpillar rose more than 5%, IBM gained over 3%, and Apple climbed about 2.8%, with Cisco leading among Dow Jones constituents. Boeing, Microsoft, Salesforce, and Nike all performed the worst, each falling at least 3%.
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Alphabet's $80 billion equity financing may set a new fundraising recordGolden Ten Data reported on June 3 that, according to data compiled by institutions, Alphabet (GOOG.O) has launched an $80 billion equity offering to raise funds for artificial intelligence infrastructure construction, which is expected to become the largest equity capital market transaction in history. The joint sale of shares (including common stock, capital stock, and equity-like mandatory convertible preferred shares) is scheduled to be priced later on Tuesday. Its scale will surpass the roughly $70 billion issued in common and preferred shares by Petrobras in 2010. In this deal, the largest single transaction by Google's parent company—a $40 billion "at-the-market" offering—is expected to be initiated in the third quarter. Such offerings allow the company to sell shares on the market at any time without prior announcement, but the amounts raised must be regularly disclosed in regulatory filings.
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