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Willis Lease Finance Corporation to Expand Global Maintenance Services with New Willis Engine Repair Center in Malaysia

Willis Lease Finance Corporation to Expand Global Maintenance Services with New Willis Engine Repair Center in Malaysia

Willis Lease Finance Corporation is expanding its global maintenance operations by establishing a new Willis Engine Repair Center® (WERC®) in Johor, Malaysia. This facility will be their third WERC®, complementing centers in Florida and Wales, and aims to strengthen their service capabilities in the fast-growing Asia-Pacific aviation market. The pr…

Buying the Dip After Lugano: EYPT's Risk-Asymmetric Swing Trade

Buying the Dip After Lugano: EYPT's Risk-Asymmetric Swing Trade

EyePoint (EYPT) sold off after a disappointing readout in Lugano. The market is punishing clinical disappointment, pushing the shares toward a 52-week low, yet the company still carries roughly $223M in runway, manageable enterprise value, and ongoing Phase 3 catalysts. For traders willing to accept biotech binary risk, a controlled swing long offe…

London Stocks Retreat as Falling Oil Prices Weigh on Energy Majors

London Stocks Retreat as Falling Oil Prices Weigh on Energy Majors

British equities pulled back on Thursday, with the FTSE 100 down about 0.5% as falling crude oil prices pressured integrated energy firms and ended the index's multi-session advance. Mixed corporate results and weaker industrial output added to market caution, while investors awaited a high-profile central bank keynote at the Jackson Hole symposium…

European stocks stall after Nvidia surge as investors weigh sector caution

European stocks stall after Nvidia surge as investors weigh sector caution

European equity markets held close to unchanged as traders digested Nvidia’s strong results and guidance while remaining cautious on industrial and consumer sectors. Gains in chip-equipment and semiconductor names contrasted with soft performances across major indices, and oil slipped after reports of renewed diplomatic talks in the Middle East eas…

GM's Billion-Mile Edge: Cash Flow, Software, and Truck Muscle

GM's Billion-Mile Edge: Cash Flow, Software, and Truck Muscle

General Motors combines strong free cash flow, a low price-to-book, and growing software and services optionality. We see a mid-term buying opportunity at $86.00 with a $95.00 target and an $80.00 stop, driven by solid FCF, a manageable valuation versus enterprise value, and several near-term catalysts—while acknowledging tariff noise, capital inte…

Empire Metals posts wider H1 loss as Pitfield investment steps up

Empire Metals posts wider H1 loss as Pitfield investment steps up

Empire Metals recorded a larger first-half loss as it increased capital deployment at its Pitfield titanium project, completed a significant drilling programme and finalised a metallurgical flowsheet. The company raised £8 million from shareholders and sold an Eclipse Mining Lease for A$750,000 while planning further technical studies and a prospec…

North Korea Condemns U.S. Missile Sale to South Korea, Promises Immediate Response

North Korea Condemns U.S. Missile Sale to South Korea, Promises Immediate Response

North Korea's Foreign Ministry strongly criticized a U.S. decision to clear the potential sale of missiles and related equipment to South Korea, saying it will respond "strongly and immediately" to hostile acts across multiple areas, state media KCNA reported on Aug 27. The statement followed U.S. outreach to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by Pres…

ZAI Shares Jump After Company Confirms and Open-Sources GLM-5.3-Flash

ZAI Shares Jump After Company Confirms and Open-Sources GLM-5.3-Flash

ZAI Co Ltd shares rallied after the firm publicly confirmed and open-sourced GLM-5.3-Flash, a 320-billion-parameter, mixture-of-experts model with native support for text, image, and video inputs and a 1-million-token context window. The model - previously circulating anonymously as 'Ox Alpha' - was released under an MIT license with weights upload…

Kinross Gold: Buy the Margin Re-rate, Not Faster Production

Kinross Gold: Buy the Margin Re-rate, Not Faster Production

Kinross is a cash-generative senior gold producer trading at a reasonable multiple with a clear path to higher free cash flow through margin improvement and shareholder returns. This trade idea targets a margin-driven re-rate toward the stock's 52-week highs—not an acceleration in growth—and lays out a concrete entry, stop and target with time hori…

Baidu Moves Hong Kong Listing to Primary, Shares Jump on Mainland Access

Baidu Moves Hong Kong Listing to Primary, Shares Jump on Mainland Access

Baidu said it will reclassify its secondary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to a primary listing effective September 1, establishing a dual listing with Nasdaq. The move makes the company eligible for the Stock Connect scheme and drove a more than 6% rise in its Hong Kong shares (9888) after the announcement. The firm gave no timetable for …

Bessent and Warsh Clash Over Who Should Determine the Price of Money

Bessent and Warsh Clash Over Who Should Determine the Price of Money

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has increased Treasury interventions aimed at restraining long-term borrowing costs, including plans to double buybacks of longer-dated debt, while Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh advocates letting markets play a greater role in setting yields. The divergence highlights tensions within U.S. policy over whether aut…