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  • Australian frigate Toowoomba transited the Taiwan Strait and China's PLA tracked the passage.
  • Trump said he is coordinating with Louisiana's governor to send a hospital ship to Greenland, prompting authorization questions.
  • Nvidia reports fiscal Q4 Wednesday after close, followed by CoreWeave and Dell Thursday, testing the AI investment theme.
  • Mainland and Hong Kong AI stocks rallied, with some valuations doubling in February amid heavy buy-side demand.
  • Analysts recommend buying Roblox, Adobe and Celanese after sell-offs, citing improving monetization and technical setups.

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Morgan Stanley Cuts Tokyo Steel Rating and Lowers Targets After Q3 Miss

Morgan Stanley Cuts Tokyo Steel Rating and Lowers Targets After Q3 Miss

Morgan Stanley downgraded Tokyo Steel Manufacturing to underweight and trimmed its price target after the company posted weaker-than-expected third-quarter results and reduced full-year guidance. The bank cited softer sales volumes, continued pressure on metal spreads, labour shortages and higher construction costs as factors limiting demand recove…

Gulf Marine Services buys mid-class vessel as demand strengthens

Gulf Marine Services buys mid-class vessel as demand strengthens

Gulf Marine Services PLC has acquired a mid-class vessel to add to its fleet, marking its first vessel purchase in a decade. The ship will join the group's fleet within two weeks, bringing the total to 15 vessels. The deal was funded partly with a $37.4 million 90-day interim loan from a Middle Eastern bank within the firm’s lending syndicate, with…

Vorwerk Posts Record Full Year After Strong Q4, Outperforms FY25 Guidance

Vorwerk Posts Record Full Year After Strong Q4, Outperforms FY25 Guidance

Vorwerk Group SE reported a record full year driven by an especially strong fourth quarter. Annual revenue climbed to €704 million, EBITDA more than doubled to €163 million and the company delivered an EBITDA margin of 23.2%, beating its guidance range. While project wins and joint venture contributions supported results, order intake and backlog d…

Asta Energy Solutions Prices IPO Range at €27.50-€29.50 per Share

Asta Energy Solutions Prices IPO Range at €27.50-€29.50 per Share

Asta Energy Solutions AG has set an initial public offering price range of €27.50 to €29.50 per share and aims to raise roughly €125 million in gross primary proceeds through a fixed primary offering. With a potential greenshoe, the total transaction could reach as much as €190 million. The offer period opens Monday and is expected to wrap up on or…

Grainger to Forward-Fund 195-Home Build-to-Rent Scheme in West London

Grainger to Forward-Fund 195-Home Build-to-Rent Scheme in West London

Grainger PLC will forward fund and acquire a 195-home Build to Rent development at Chiswick Reach, Bollo Lane in West London through its Connected Living London joint venture with Places for London. Grainger will hold a 51% stake while Places for London will retain 49%. The project will be delivered in partnership with Barratt Redrow and is expecte…

Basic-Fit Reaffirms 2025 Targets and Lays Out Growth Plan for 2026

Basic-Fit Reaffirms 2025 Targets and Lays Out Growth Plan for 2026

Basic-Fit NV has reiterated its 2025 financial outlook and issued guidance for 2026. The company expects 2025 revenue of about 001.415 billion and underlying EBITDA less rent near 00344 million, both within previously stated ranges. For 2026, Basic-Fit projects revenue between 001.64 billion and 001.69 billion, underlying EBITDA less rent of 00405 …

Morgan Stanley Cuts Varonis Rating, Cites Rising AI Security Competition

Morgan Stanley Cuts Varonis Rating, Cites Rising AI Security Competition

Morgan Stanley lowered its rating on Varonis Systems from Overweight to Equalweight and reduced its price target to $41 from $44, citing growing competition in the AI security market. The move follows survey feedback and broader analyst revisions to earnings estimates, even as Varonis expands platform capabilities and announces new cloud and data-s…