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Joby Aviation Slides Monday With Air-Taxi in Focus
17 May 2026

Joby Aviation Slides Monday With Air-Taxi in Focus

Joby Aviation shares closed Friday at $10.36, down 2.6% for the day and 4.7% for the week. CEO JoeBen Bevirt-linked trusts sold over 421,000 shares under a preset 10b5-1 plan, filings showed. The stock traded between $10.04 and $10.58 during a volatile week. Broader markets and eVTOL sector peers also declined.
ImmunityBio’s BCG Agreement Puts Monday’s Trading in Focus

ImmunityBio’s BCG Agreement Puts Monday’s Trading in Focus

17 May 2026
ImmunityBio closed at $7.97 Friday, down 2.2% after announcing exclusive U.S. rights to Japan BCG Laboratory’s Tokyo-172 strain for bladder cancer therapy. The Tokyo strain remains investigational in the U.S. and is not FDA-approved. Nasdaq was closed for the weekend; the next trading session is Monday. ImmunityBio’s Q1 product revenue rose to $44.2 million with $380.9 million in cash and securities.
American Rare Earths up after Nasdaq listing update

American Rare Earths up after Nasdaq listing update

American Rare Earths Limited closed at A$0.410 on Friday, up 12.33% for the week, after formally starting the process for a planned Nasdaq secondary listing. The company appointed BDO Audit Pty Ltd as auditor and Rimon as U.S. legal adviser. The S&P/ASX 200 fell 1.2% for the week. American Rare Earths’ main project remains the Halleck Creek rare earths site in Wyoming.
EchoStar stock holds steady while market drops, focus turns to Monday

EchoStar stock holds steady while market drops, focus turns to Monday

EchoStar shares rose 7.9% last week, closing at $137.23 Friday after U.S. regulators approved $40 billion in spectrum sales to SpaceX and AT&T. The FCC tied the deal to direct-to-device satellite services but required EchoStar to set up a $2.4 billion escrow for disputed claims. EchoStar’s Q1 revenue dropped to $3.67 billion, with a net loss of $146.9 million.
Dominion Energy Shares in Focus After Report Links NextEra to Possible Deal

Dominion Energy Shares in Focus After Report Links NextEra to Possible Deal

Dominion Energy closed Friday at $61.73, down 1.97%, after reports surfaced that NextEra Energy is in talks to acquire the Virginia utility in a mostly stock deal that could value the combined company at about $400 billion including debt. The report landed after the market closed, leaving Dominion shares nearly flat for the week. Neither company commented outside business hours. NextEra ended Friday down 2.42%.
Fervo Stock’s Hot Debut Got Bigger. Monday Is the Real Test

Fervo Stock’s Hot Debut Got Bigger. Monday Is the Real Test

Fervo Energy raised about $2.17 billion in its IPO after selling 80.5 million shares at $27 each, according to a Friday filing. FRVO closed Friday at $41.06, up 52% from the IPO price, and joined the Nasdaq Composite Index on May 13. The company reported a $57.8 million net loss on $138,000 revenue for 2025. Fervo is developing enhanced geothermal systems and building its Cape Station project in Utah.
NuScale Stock Looks to Monday After Friday Drop

NuScale Stock Looks to Monday After Friday Drop

NuScale Power shares dropped 6.88% Friday to $11.23, ending the week down 10.5%. Citi cut its price target to $7 and maintained a Sell rating, while Northland trimmed its target to $19 and kept Outperform. First-quarter revenue fell to $565,000 from $13.4 million a year earlier, with net loss widening to $46.7 million. U.S. equity markets reopen Monday after the weekend closure.
Tema NASA ETF Watch as SpaceX IPO Talk Grows

Tema NASA ETF Watch as SpaceX IPO Talk Grows

Tema Space Innovators ETF fell 3.9% to $34.51 Friday but gained 7.5% for the week. The fund holds $707.3 million in assets, with Rocket Lab and SpaceX SPV among top positions. Reuters reported SpaceX may file for a Nasdaq IPO as soon as next week, targeting a $1.75 trillion valuation. SpaceX shareholders approved a 5-for-1 stock split, effective the week of May 18.
Atlassian Shares Jump 8% on Friday, Eyes on Monday for AI Interest

Atlassian Shares Jump 8% on Friday, Eyes on Monday for AI Interest

Atlassian shares jumped 8.16% to $87.46 Friday but ended the week down 4.5%. Truist Securities reiterated a Buy rating and $100 target after the Team 26 event, citing AI monetization as a key issue. Nasdaq regular trading resumes Monday. Atlassian last posted a fiscal Q3 revenue gain of 32% year-over-year to $1.787 billion but reported a GAAP operating loss of $56.3 million.

Netflix Stock Holds Near $87 Ahead of Monday Signal

Netflix Stock Holds Near $87 Ahead of Monday Signal

Netflix shares closed Friday at $87.02, nearly flat for the week, as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq both fell more than 1%. At its New York upfront, Netflix said its ad-supported plan now reaches over 250 million global monthly active viewers and will expand to 15 more countries in 2027. Analyst price targets average $115.89, but some remain cautious on user engagement and ad revenue growth.
Why Cerebras Stock Is Down Today: Wall Street Hits the Brakes After a Blowout AI IPO

Why Cerebras Stock Is Down Today: Wall Street Hits the Brakes After a Blowout AI IPO

Cerebras Systems shares fell about 4% to $298 in early Friday trading, retreating from Thursday’s $311.07 close after a 68% Nasdaq debut. The stock remained roughly 61% above its $185 IPO price. Investors cited concerns over high valuation, customer concentration, and how much OpenAI demand is already priced in. Cerebras raised $5.55 billion in its offering, which was expected to close Friday.
GTA 6 Preorder Rumor Sends Take-Two Stock Higher. The Bigger Test Comes Next Week

GTA 6 Preorder Rumor Sends Take-Two Stock Higher. The Bigger Test Comes Next Week

Take-Two Interactive shares rose 6.5% to $241.68 on Thursday after reports of a leaked Best Buy affiliate campaign fueled speculation that Grand Theft Auto VI pre-orders could begin next week. Neither Take-Two nor Rockstar Games has confirmed a pre-order date. The company is set to report earnings after markets close on May 21. GTA VI is listed for release on Nov. 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

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ImmunityBio’s BCG Agreement Puts Monday’s Trading in Focus

ImmunityBio’s BCG Agreement Puts Monday’s Trading in Focus

ImmunityBio closed at $7.97 Friday, down 2.2% after announcing exclusive U.S. rights to Japan BCG Laboratory’s Tokyo-172 strain for bladder cancer therapy. The Tokyo strain remains investigational in the U.S. and is not FDA-approved. Nasdaq was closed for the weekend; the next trading session is Monday. ImmunityBio’s Q1 product revenue rose to $44.2 million with $380.9 million in cash and securities.
Synopsys Shares Dropped for the Week, Looking to May 27 for Direction

Synopsys Shares Dropped for the Week, Looking to May 27 for Direction

Synopsys shares fell 1.49% Friday to $502.42, ending the week down 2.72% amid a broad tech selloff and news that Coatue Management cut its stake by 54%. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.54% Friday, while the Philadelphia semiconductor index slid 4%. Synopsys will report fiscal Q2 results after the market closes on May 27. Wells Fargo and Citigroup raised their price targets for the stock earlier in the week.
Zeta Global Stock Rises as Snowflake Deal Comes Ahead of Key Vote

Zeta Global Stock Rises as Snowflake Deal Comes Ahead of Key Vote

Zeta Global shares closed at $17.19, up 3.68% Friday, outperforming major indexes after joining Snowflake’s Open Semantic Interchange data initiative. The stock retreated to $17.14 after hours. Zeta will present at the JPM 2026 Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference on Monday. First-quarter revenue jumped 50% to $396 million, prompting a full-year guidance raise.
Vertiv Heads Into Friday After Turbulent Run This Week

Vertiv Heads Into Friday After Turbulent Run This Week

Vertiv closed at $370.94 Friday, down 1.4% but up 9.1% for the week. The company urged shareholders to reject Tutanota’s mini-tender offer for up to 500,000 shares at $410, citing conditions tied to the stock price. RBC and Loop Capital issued bullish notes ahead of Vertiv’s May 19-20 investor conference. Shares traded at $368.61 after hours.
Investors Eye May 16 After Turbulent Week for Planet Labs

Investors Eye May 16 After Turbulent Week for Planet Labs

Planet Labs shares fell 3.3% Friday to $41.62 but ended the week up 6.6%, boosted by new satellite launches and a European contract. The company released first images from three Pelican satellites, including Sweden’s first sovereign satellite, after a May 3 SpaceX launch. Planet now has nine AI-enabled Pelican satellites in orbit and plans more launches in 2026. Fourth-quarter revenue rose 41% to $86.8 million.
Alphabet Stock Faces $4.8 Trillion Pressure After Ackman Exit, AI Bonds, Google I/O

Alphabet Stock Faces $4.8 Trillion Pressure After Ackman Exit, AI Bonds, Google I/O

Alphabet shares closed at $396.78 Friday, down 1.07% after Pershing Square, led by Bill Ackman, fully exited its stake to fund a new Microsoft position. Alphabet also raised $3.6 billion in its first yen bond sale, the largest by a foreign company. First-quarter revenue rose 22% to $109.9 billion, with Google Cloud revenue up 63% to $20 billion.
Take-Two Shares See GTA 6 Hype Ahead of Next Week’s Test

Take-Two Shares See GTA 6 Hype Ahead of Next Week’s Test

Take-Two Interactive closed Friday at $242.44, up 10% for the week after a surge on Grand Theft Auto VI pre-order rumors. The company reports earnings after Thursday’s market close, with analysts calling the call a key test for GTA VI’s scheduled Nov. 19 release. Options markets are pricing in a 9.4% move on results. Take-Two has not confirmed the leaked pre-order speculation.
American Rare Earths up after Nasdaq listing update

American Rare Earths up after Nasdaq listing update

American Rare Earths Limited closed at A$0.410 on Friday, up 12.33% for the week, after formally starting the process for a planned Nasdaq secondary listing. The company appointed BDO Audit Pty Ltd as auditor and Rimon as U.S. legal adviser. The S&P/ASX 200 fell 1.2% for the week. American Rare Earths’ main project remains the Halleck Creek rare earths site in Wyoming.
Uber Draws Weekend Scrutiny With Shares Stalling After Rally

Uber Draws Weekend Scrutiny With Shares Stalling After Rally

Uber closed Friday at $75.09, up 0.54% for the day but down 0.5% from a week earlier, after losing ground post-earnings. Pershing Square reported holding nearly 30 million shares, worth about $2.15 billion, as of March 31. Investors are weighing strong bookings and rising trips against fuel costs, inflation, and autonomous vehicle spending.
Enterprise Products Edged Higher Against Market Drop; Monday in Focus

Enterprise Products Edged Higher Against Market Drop; Monday in Focus

Enterprise Products Partners L.P. closed at $39.23 Friday, up 5.5% for the week, while U.S. stocks broadly fell. The company paid a $0.55-per-unit quarterly distribution May 14, up 2.8% from last year. First-quarter net income rose to $1.5 billion, with adjusted EBITDA up 10% to $2.7 billion. Friday’s trading volume was 2.71 million units, down sharply from Thursday’s 11.11 million.
Verizon heads into volatile week after FCC decision, Friday drop

Verizon heads into volatile week after FCC decision, Friday drop

Verizon shares fell 1.47% to $46.37 Friday, marking a third consecutive decline and a weekly drop of 1.8%. The FCC on Thursday approved Verizon’s $1 billion spectrum purchase from U.S. Cellular, and the company announced a planned rural coverage venture with AT&T and T-Mobile. Trading volume was 23.3 million shares, below the 50-day average, amid a broader telecom and market selloff.
Bitcoin Slides Under $80,000 Ahead of ETF Reopen

Bitcoin Slides Under $80,000 Ahead of ETF Reopen

Bitcoin traded near $78,183 Saturday after U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs saw $290.4 million in net outflows on May 15, led by BlackRock’s IBIT. Rising U.S. Treasury yields and oil prices triggered a broader selloff in risk assets, with ether down 2.3% at $2,179.13. The S&P 500 fell 1.2% Friday. The Senate Banking Committee advanced the Clarity Act crypto bill, but its passage remains uncertain.
Silicon Motion Moves Against Nasdaq Slump, Eyes Next Catalyst This Week

Silicon Motion Moves Against Nasdaq Slump, Eyes Next Catalyst This Week

Silicon Motion shares closed at $259.99 Friday, down 1.5% for the day but up 2.5% for the week, outperforming a broader tech selloff that saw the Nasdaq fall 1.5%. The stock hit $273.90 Wednesday before retreating. The company reported Q1 net sales of $342.1 million, up 105% year-over-year, and forecast Q2 revenue of $393–411 million. Analyst targets rose after strong earnings and guidance.
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