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  • TSA screeners received reduced pay amid a partial shutdown, raising risk of more sick calls, departures and longer airport security lines this travel season.
  • VNET announced a $137.7M private placement of 81M Class A shares at $1.70, sending its stock down about 6.9%.
  • Hercules Capital fell about 7% after a short report questioned software loan marks and dividend coverage, highlighting credit and valuation risks.
  • Truck congestion at Brazil's Miritituba port amid a record soybean harvest and protests threatens export flows and northern export corridor logistics.
  • Noteholders holding $230M in Tricolor debt sued JPMorgan, Barclays and Fifth Third, alleging banks ignored audit red flags in securitizations.
  • Shareholders pressed Target over leadership and reputation strategy as sales lag, increasing governance risk ahead of March 3 results.
  • The U.S. plans to nominate an American to lead the U.N. World Food Programme after Cindy McCain said she will step down.

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Palantir: Add Small Now, Prepare to Double Down on a Real Pullback

Palantir: Add Small Now, Prepare to Double Down on a Real Pullback

Palantir is executing: high revenue growth, expanding cash flow and sticky government/commercial contracts. Valuation is extreme (P/E ~205x, market cap >$300B) and the stock is sensitive to AI-cycle sentiment. Trade plan: initiate a small long at $128.00, protect with a $100.00 stop, take first profits at $180.00 and consider doubling down on a dee…

Canada’s bank regulator says capital requirements sit in a ‘Goldilocks zone’

Canada’s bank regulator says capital requirements sit in a ‘Goldilocks zone’

Canada’s Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) defends the country’s bank capital framework as appropriately calibrated, saying requirements achieve a “Goldilocks zone” that preserves financial stability while allowing lenders to support credit. A technical report benchmarking six systemically important Canadian banks agains…

Horizon Kinetics Adds One Share to Its Texas Pacific Land Stake; Company Advances Data Center Tie-Up and Stock Split Plans

Horizon Kinetics Adds One Share to Its Texas Pacific Land Stake; Company Advances Data Center Tie-Up and Stock Split Plans

Horizon Kinetics Asset Management LLC, a reported ten percent holder of Texas Pacific Land Corp (NYSE: TPL), disclosed the purchase of a single common share on February 12, 2026, for $413.24. The transaction leaves the firm with 3,479,372 directly held shares. Separately, Texas Pacific Land announced a partnership with Bolt Data & Energy to develop…

Renn Fund President Purchases $3,095 in RCG Shares

Renn Fund President Purchases $3,095 in RCG Shares

Murray Stahl, President and Co-Portfolio Manager at RENN Fund, Inc. (RCG), bought 1,134 shares of RCG common stock on February 12, 2026, in several transactions at $2.73 per share. The purchases totaled $3,095 and increase Stahl's direct stake to 147,734 shares. InvestingPro data shows the stock trading at $2.75, close to its 52-week high, while co…

Oslo equities fall as Media, Transport and Financials drag OBX down 0.89%

Oslo equities fall as Media, Transport and Financials drag OBX down 0.89%

Norway's benchmark Oslo OBX closed lower, down 0.89%, with losses concentrated in Media, Transport and Diversified Financials stocks. Market breadth was negative with 171 decliners versus 90 advancers. Frontline rose to a 52-week high, while Tomra, Norsk Hydro and Nordic Semiconductor posted the biggest drops. Oil, gold and currency benchmarks show…

Tel Aviv Shares Slip at Close; TA 35 Drops 0.49%

Tel Aviv Shares Slip at Close; TA 35 Drops 0.49%

Israel's benchmark TA 35 finished lower on Friday, falling 0.49% as declines in the Communication, Banking and Financials sectors weighed on the market. Market breadth favored losers, while a handful of stocks posted notable gains and losses. Commodities and currency markets showed modest movement alongside U.S. dollar strength.

Instacart Stock Jumps After Solid Q4 Growth and Upbeat Q1 Guidance

Instacart Stock Jumps After Solid Q4 Growth and Upbeat Q1 Guidance

Instacart shares climbed sharply after the online grocery platform reported its strongest quarterly gross transaction value growth in three years and raised first-quarter GTV guidance above Wall Street expectations. Management pointed to improved product selection, quality enhancements and pricing moves to capture smaller baskets while continuing t…

Coinbase Stock Surges Over 16% After Weak Quarterly Results

Coinbase Stock Surges Over 16% After Weak Quarterly Results

Coinbase shares climbed more than 16% shortly after 10:30 AM on Friday, recovering sharply a day after the company reported a 20% year-over-year decline in fourth-quarter revenue to $1.8 billion and a net loss of $667 million driven by unrealized markdowns on its crypto holdings and investments. The rebound follows a prior steep slide in the stock …

TD Cowen Lifts Applied Materials Price Target to $450, Citing Systems Growth and Process Intensity

TD Cowen Lifts Applied Materials Price Target to $450, Citing Systems Growth and Process Intensity

TD Cowen increased its price target on Applied Materials to $450 from $315 and maintained a Buy rating, aligning with the highest analyst target for the stock. The firm emphasized Applied Materials' exposure to potential semiconductor systems growth — roughly 20% in calendar 2026 as implied by Applied Materials and Lam Research — and highlighted dr…