Scott+Scott Attorneys at Law has initiated an investigation into Via Transportation for potential federal securities law violations following a significant stock price drop. The decline was triggered by a report accusing Via of misrepresenting its business model during its September 2025 IPO, claiming it is primarily a software platform when it allegedly operates mainly as a transit services contractor. Since the IPO, Via's stock has fallen over 70%, harming investors. The investigation seeks to determine if investors can recover losses from this alleged misrepresentation.
A Kinder Morgan executive recently sold 5,695 shares of the company, totaling approximately $184,000, according to a recent SEC filing. This insider sale could indicate the executive's personal financial decision but does not necessarily reflect the ...
Chainlink (LINK) has seen a surge in whale transactions over $100,000, reaching a five-month peak of 246 in a single day. Wallets holding between 100,000 and 10 million LINK now control 46.57% of the circulating supply, indicating strong accumulation...
Intel posted its strongest revenue growth in 15 years at 25.42%, driven by Data Center and AI segments, but shares fell 11% after a large net loss tied to CHIPS Act charges and equity dilution. Supermicro grew revenue 93.16% with margin expansion and...
The S&P 500 posted its best week since April, driven by a 50% Q2 earnings growth and a coordinated U.S.-Japan currency intervention that weakened the dollar. AI investments and capital expenditures, especially from tech giants like NVIDIA, are fuelin...
Velo3D reported a strong Q2 2026 with revenue rising 52.3% to $20.7 million, well above analyst estimates of $13.52 million. The company turned profitable on a gross margin basis, improving from -11.7% last year to 21.5%, driven by higher selling pri...
