Shares of Japanese toilet maker Toto surged 18% following news that the company is leveraging its ceramics expertise to supply electrostatic chucks, a key component in semiconductor manufacturing for memory chips. This move diversifies Toto's business beyond premium toilets and bathroom products into the growing artificial intelligence supply chain. The company's innovative purification technology and ceramics know-how position it well for this new market. Investors are watching how Toto's expansion into tech components could drive future growth.
Ascendis Pharma announced that the European Medicines Agency's CHMP has given a positive opinion for TransCon CNP (Navepegritid), a once-weekly treatment for achondroplasia in children aged 2 and above with open growth plates. This recommendation sup...
Ascendis Pharma announced that the European Medicines Agency's CHMP has issued a positive opinion recommending approval of TransCon CNP (navepegritide), a once-weekly treatment for achondroplasia in children aged two and older with open growth plates...
Morgan Stanley reports a 32-gigawatt electricity deficit for US data centers through 2028, a 34% shortfall even after alternative power sources. This power gap threatens AI growth as data centers need constant energy to operate. Tech analyst James Al...
On October 17, the STRK token price on Hyperliquid dropped about 13% from the previous day, causing significant unrealized losses for major long holders. The largest STRK long position, holding 64.2 million tokens with five-times leverage, showed a n...
Ether (ETH) derivatives data on October 17 reveal a call-heavy options market, with calls comprising 62.25% of options open interest. The futures market shows a substantial open interest of $30.59 billion, indicating active trading and investor engag...
