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9/13
19:54
Earth observation satellite company Planet Labs (NYSE: PL) achieved 26% year-over-year revenue growth in fiscal year 2026 and generated positive operating cash flow of $134 million for the first time. The company also secured a significant nine-figure contract with the Swedish Armed Forces, further solidifying its strategic transformation in high-value defense and intelligence contracts. Despite this, the company still recorded a net loss of $247 million in fiscal year 2026.
19:51
CNBC's Jim Cramer expressed skepticism regarding Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's "slowdown manifesto," though he acknowledged Amodei's points about spending curbs could affect many stocks. Cramer also put forth an action plan in response to these concerns.
19:46
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong reposted a thread warning against propaganda, noting that 76% of reposts on a key AI policy discussion came from foreign accounts. The original thread by @FutureJurvetson highlighted that a post by Coxon from Anthropic, which sparked urgency over AI regulation, received 165 million views, with India and Indonesia being the top two foreign countries amplifying it.
19:43
Yahoo Finance analysts note that e.l.f. Beauty (ELF)'s skincare brand, rhode, acquired for $1 billion in 2025, will launch in Sephora stores across 19 European countries on September 30, expanding its reach from 3 to 22 countries. CEO Tarang Amin stated that approximately 74% of rhode's social media followers are from outside the U.S., while international sales account for only 20% of its direct sales, indicating a significant demand gap in the European market. e.l.f. Beauty has raised its FY2027 sales growth forecast from the previous 12%-14% to 18%-20%. Analysts believe that international expansion is expected to significantly boost sales and brand awareness, ultimately driving stock price appreciation. Additionally, the article mentions that Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) opened its first Asian restaurant in Seoul, South Korea, on September 2 through a joint venture, with plans to enter the Singapore and Mexico City markets by 2027, despite weak domestic sales.
19:23
The pace of U.S. asset purchases by Canadian firms accelerated in Q2, with 32% of capital raised for global acquisitions directed to the U.S. during the period, up from 19.3% a quarter earlier. Colliers' head of Canada research, Adam Jacobs, noted that commercial real estate is a local industry tied to demographics and job markets, making it less susceptible to trade tariffs.
19:23
Ambarella (NASDAQ:AMBA) CEO Fermi Wang stated that demand for edge AI is expanding across security, automotive, consumer video, wearables, and infrastructure, and projected the company's revenue to grow by 10%-15% in fiscal year 2027. He noted that the company's core competency is power efficiency, with the automotive business accounting for approximately 30% of revenue, and the security business remaining the largest market.
19:13
The loss of a fifth of liquefied natural gas supply due to the US-Iran war is blowing out costs for Asia’s developing markets, forcing a rethink of the fuel’s long-term future in the region.
19:12
A study found that the Trump administration's push to lower US drug spending creates a strong incentive for pharmaceutical companies to raise prices and reduce access to drugs in other parts of the world. Researchers noted that for about three in four drugs studied, companies would lose more US revenue by lowering Medicare prices than they would gain from sales in cheaper reference countries used for benchmarking.
19:02
Albert Wong, CEO of Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP), stated that Hong Kong is intensifying its efforts to attract tech startups and cultivate more unicorns by expanding financial support through government-backed platforms and leveraging its robust fundraising activities and world-class financial infrastructure. He noted that investor interest in the local tech sector has significantly increased compared to a decade ago, which is a positive sign.
19:00
According to TipRanks data as of September 10, analysts have a bullish view on SpaceX, with an average price target of $228, implying approximately 51% upside from current levels. Of 35 analysts, 26 recommend 'buy', 6 'hold', and 3 'sell'. Oppenheimer analyst Timothy Horan, for example, maintained an 'outperform' rating and raised his price target to $280, citing SpaceX's vertically integrated platform and ambitious revenue targets.

In contrast, Apple faces a more neutral outlook, with an average price target of $336, suggesting only about 5% upside. Among 32 analysts, 16 rate it 'buy', 12 'hold', and 4 'sell'. Rosenblatt analyst Barton Crockett maintained a 'neutral' rating with a $303 price target, highlighting the new iPhone rollout as a key test for new CEO John Ternus amid concerns over innovation and memory costs.
19:00
The analysis suggests a portfolio comprising JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPQ), Realty Income (O), iShares Core High Dividend ETF (HDV), Ares Capital (ARCC), and iShares Broad USD High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (USHY) can achieve this, yielding approximately $63,000 annually. JEPQ's 12.7% covered-call yield is the primary driver, but the portfolio carries risks such as capped equity upside and corporate default exposure. Tax implications and distribution stress tests could reduce the effective yield, potentially requiring principal drawdowns in adverse scenarios.
18:59
The Motley Fool analysis indicates that such a deficit is unusual for Berkshire Hathaway; since 1990, the company has finished 10 or more percentage points behind the index nine times, and in seven of those instances, it outperformed the S&P 500 the following year. The analysis suggests that a year of lagging performance, while earnings continue to grow, often leads to a better-priced stock for the subsequent year. Greg Abel, who became CEO on January 1, has been actively deploying capital, with Berkshire holding approximately $365 billion in cash and Treasury bills at the end of June. The company completed a $9.4 billion acquisition of OxyChem in early January and a $6.8 billion acquisition of homebuilder Taylor Morrison in late July, in addition to repurchasing about $4.5 billion of its own shares in Q2. Operating earnings for the first half of 2026 rose 17% to $24.3 billion, reboundin
18:48
Blackstone Inc. is reportedly completing its exit from dating app Bumble Inc., despite Bumble's stock price having fallen by approximately 96.1% since its 2021 IPO. Blackstone acquired a majority stake in Bumble's parent company, MagicLab, for $2.1 billion in 2019, valuing it at $3 billion. By systematically reducing its exposure, Blackstone achieved an internal rate of return (IRR) of 98%.

Blackstone, through an agreement with UBS to sell less than 5% of the company's shares quarterly, is expected to fully exit early next year. Its profitability was based on moving funds before the stock price decline, including using Bumble's debt to issue itself a $334 million dividend in late 2020, and reducing its stake from 83.6% to 53.2% during Bumble's IPO, cashing out nearly $2 billion. In 2021, when the stock price exceeded $50, Blackstone conducted another $1 billion stock sale. By the end of 2023, Bumble's stock price had fallen below $14.

Currently, Blackstone's remaining 22.4 million shares are valued at approximately $66.75 million, significantly less than the $1.084 billion obtained from selling a similar number of shares in 2021. Blackstone has accelerated its stock sales and has withdrawn its two seats on Bumble's board. Meanwhile, Bumble is facing challenges with a 16.4% year-over-year decline in paying users, and analysts believe that private equity groups may be its "most obvious" potential buyers, as public markets exert greater pressure for performance improvement.
18:43
The move by Anthropic, maker of Claude, aims to alleviate market concerns about the pace of its AI development and address cash burn worries ahead of a major IPO.
18:37
Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, stated that U.S. federal spending is about 40% higher than its income, with debt service requirements nearing $11 trillion, roughly twice the government's total revenue. He believes the government's fiscal situation is at an inflection point and anticipates the U.S. will face a debt reckoning in "about three years (plus or minus two years)." He noted that federal interest payments have reached $1.25 trillion annually, while the 10-year U.S. government bond yield reached 4.95% on September 10, and the 30-year government bond yield was 5.37%. Dalio suggested reducing the budget deficit to 3% of GDP by cutting spending, increasing taxes, and lowering interest rates.
18:32
DFO Management is in advanced talks with Baldwin Group, as the historically fragmented insurance industry undergoes a wave of consolidation.
18:27
The missions included launching crew and cargo to the International Space Station, commercial astronauts, Earth and astrophysics observatories, planetary defense missions, spacecraft to distant celestial bodies, lunar landers, and GPS.
18:21
Yahoo Finance analysis indicates that DocuSign is transitioning from electronic signatures to a broader agreement management platform, with its AI-driven Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform experiencing rapid growth. IAM accounted for 2.3% of Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) in fiscal year 2025, increasing to 10.8% in fiscal year 2026, and is projected to further rise to 18.5% in fiscal year 2027. Despite a slowdown in DocuSign's core market growth to 9% and facing competitive and valuation pressures, its strong cash flow ($296 million in free cash flow in the most recent quarter) and high gross margins (nearly 80%) provide funding for AI innovation. Yahoo Finance's "Hidden Gem" rating system gives DocuSign a score of 76 out of 100, rating it as "Strong."
18:16
After a wave of privatizations in 2021-2022, the data center industry is once again turning to public markets. Recently listed or IPO-bound companies include Blackstone Digital Infrastructure Trust, Csquare, Fermi, Switch, DayOne, SB Energy, and Nscale, among them CyrusOne and Switch, which had previously been privatized. Industry leaders indicate that this trend is not driven by a single factor, but rather by the immense capital demand—trillions of dollars—for AI infrastructure development. Companies are seeking diversified financing strategies, including IPOs to address specific liquidity issues and private equity exit needs.
18:16
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang proposed that cybersecurity will become the next significant application for artificial intelligence, reasoning that AI's ability to write software also enables it to identify, exploit, and close code vulnerabilities. He highlighted CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD) as Nvidia's top security partner, noting its cloud-native platform is well-positioned for this shift. Huang believes AI-powered cybersecurity will be one of the most compute-intensive AI applications, projecting CrowdStrike's total addressable market to grow from $149 billion to $325 billion by 2030. The company reported Q1 annual recurring revenue (ARR) of $5.5 billion, up 24% year-over-year. CrowdStrike executed a 4-for-1 stock split in July.
18:15
Adobe Inc. (ADBE) announced on September 10 that its fiscal third-quarter results showed its total user base exceeding one billion people for the first time in company history. Despite record revenue and the fastest user growth, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Wood reiterated an Underweight rating and a $240 price target on Adobe in a note dated September 11, the same call made two months earlier. The target sits nearly 5% below the stock's Friday closing price of $252.23. The firm cited unchanged full-year guidance for annualized recurring revenue growth (10.2%) and operating margin (45%), as well as a deceleration in remaining performance obligations growth, as reasons for caution.
18:05
Yahoo Finance analysis indicates that the State Street Health Care Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLV), focusing on U.S. healthcare leaders, has outperformed the iShares Global Healthcare ETF (IXJ) in both one- and five-year total returns. XLV also boasts a significantly lower expense ratio of 0.08% compared to IXJ's 0.38%. While IXJ offers broader global diversification with 110 stocks (approximately 70% U.S.-based), XLV maintains a more concentrated portfolio of 60 U.S. stocks, with its top three holdings (Eli Lilly, Johnson & Johnson, and AbbVie) making up about 33% of its portfolio, compared to 22% for IXJ.
18:00
Blockchain security firm Blockaid stated that approximately 46.1 billion syBTC were minted during the exploit, but the attacker ultimately realized only about $336,000 in proceeds.
17:55
US President Donald Trump has again hinted that his administration will not prevent Chinese companies from manufacturing cars in the United States, despite opposition from the US auto industry and within Washington. This follows Trump's denial of rumors that he would approve the sale of Chinese cars in the US market before meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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