Enova shares fall as company withdraws Grasshopper acquisition applications (ENVA:NYSE)

Enova International (ENVA) shares fell ~18% in premarket trading on Tuesday after the company withdrew regulatory applications tied to its proposed acquisition of Grasshopper Bancorp. The company reaffirmed its 2026 guidance and said it intends to accelerate share repurchases Throughout the Source link

If these 3 things happen, the SpaceX share price could hit $200 by year-end

Space Exploration Technologies (NASDAQ: SPCX), best known as SpaceX, has been widely speculated on since its monster IPO earlier this summer. After going public at $135 per share on 12 June, it rocketed above $200 before falling back to $151. Even though some are sceptical about the SpaceX share price,…

Live updates: Bitcoin slides from nearly $80,000 as Senate votes on Clarity Act

Senators take a procedural vote on the crypto market structure bill later Tuesday. Bitcoin has given back 3% since touching $79,530 overnight, with XRP and zcash the only majors gaining ground. Source link

Down 8% in a month! Is it time to trim my Greggs shares?

Greggs‘ (LSE:GRG) shares have slipped a further 8% over the last month, now sitting around 1,753p. That’s a big drop from the stock’s 52-week high of 2,046p in late July. But the famous high street bakery chain is still up almost 10% over the past year, largely due to strong…

U.S. DOJ seeks $61 million in what it calls Iran's crypto-laundered black market oil sales

Prosecutors have filed a civil forfeiture complaint against what they call Iran’s illegal crypto proceeds that are used to fund its military. Source link

Here’s why FTSE 100 stocks Sage, LSEG and RELX are charging higher today

There was a clear pattern in the FTSE 100 today (14 September): the top performers were software/data stocks. As I type, Sage (LSE:SGE), RELX, Experian and London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) are up 6.3%, 5.7%, 4%, and 4.2% respectively. These are big jumps. What’s going on? Should you buy Sage…

Rolls-Royce shares are up 24% in a year. Is there still time to get in?

Image source: Rolls-Royce plc The past few years have seen Rolls-Royce (LSE: RR) do so well that many investors reckon they missed the boat. Over five year, Rolls-Royce shares have soared 1,183%. But not all of that growth came years ago, meaning some more recent investors have been able to…