The Franklin FTSE South Korea ETF (FLKR), a top international ETF performer especially after its 2026 breakout, has seen its previous valuation discount to emerging markets close. This removes a key bullish factor for the ETF. South Korea's equity markets now face increased vulnerability due to political risks and potential global economic shocks. Investors should be cautious with FLKR, particularly regarding shifts in sentiment around electronics and AI-related stocks.
Sandisk and Kioxia announced plans to invest over $31 billion in their memory manufacturing facilities in Japan. This investment represents about 60% of what they have spent there over the past 25 years, signaling a major expansion in their productio...
EJ Antoni, chief economist at the Heritage Foundation, cautions that imposing tariffs on semiconductor imports now could increase chip prices before new US manufacturing plants are operational. With major US fabs like Micron's Boise facility not expe...
Pi Network's PI token surged to $0.11 following the announcement of the Protocol 26 upgrade on its Mainnet but quickly fell 18% to close at $0.09 as traders took profits. The token struggled to maintain gains above the key $0.10 resistance level, whi...
Marvell Technology has surged 188% this year and is poised for another significant move with a key earnings report approaching. The company raised its revenue outlook, driven by exceptional AI-related bookings and growth in custom silicon and interco...
Genpact has named Priya Vijayarajendran as Chief Product and Platform Officer to drive its transition from service delivery to owning scalable, IP-led agentic solutions. With her extensive background in AI and technology leadership at ASAPP, Microsof...
