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Is The Trade Desk on the road to normalization?

Slower growth and cautious comments about the coming quarters are a classic recipe for sending an overvalued stock plummeting.

Leverage, buy, repeat: the addiction of crypto treasuries

In France, all companies listed on the tightrope or lacking a business model seem to want to become Crypto Treasury Companies. However, this is not a French phenomenon. It's actually a global...

Ralph Lauren defying turbulence in luxury sector… but not the customs duties.

Ralph Lauren's current strength illustrates consumers' preference for more accessible luxury. Ralph Lauren is playing it safe as it concludes its first quarter.

The Best Articles of the Week: yes, you can find Cartman, Warren Buffett, and Thucydides in the same place

MarketScreener's weekly press review is as eclectic as ever. It features the usual suspects, such as Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg, and AI, but also takes us on a journey to ruined countries, eastern...

MRNA rivals call truce as BioNTech prepares CureVac takeover

After years of sparring in court, CureVac and GSK have struck a $740 million settlement with Pfizer and BioNTech, ending a transatlantic dispute over the mRNA technology that shaped the COVID-19...

How did India lose touch with Washington?

How distant seem the images of Narendra Modi and Donald Trump last February at the White House. At the time, buoyed by the relationship they had built during Trump's first term, the Indian prime...

Is it back to square one for Eli Lilly?

After a series of setbacks for Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly had almost lost sight of the Danish group in its rearview mirror. But the tide could be turning. The results of the study on the oral version of...

A painful rate cut for the Bank of England

The Bank of England reduced its key interest rate by 25 basis points on Thursday, bringing it to 4.0%. The meeting was marked by unusual difficulty in reaching a consensus.

Airbnb struggles to convince

The online platform's key performance indicators exceeded expectations, but management's cautious tone cast a shadow over Airbnb's results.

Stablecoin Tether, more profitable than ever - Crypto review

Tether is no longer content with issuing the world's most valuable stablecoin: it is also printing record profits at a dizzying pace. With nearly $5bn in profit in a single quarter, the USDT giant now...

Holiday Inn parent IHG hit by faltering U.S. demand

InterContinental Hotels Group , the owner of Holiday Inn, reported a marked slowdown in global revenue per available room in the second quarter, dragged down by weakening travel demand in the United...

Corporate results calendar for August 7, 2025

Welcome to the listed company calendar for August 7, 2025. Amongst the main announcements are Eli Lilly and Company, Siemens AG, Deutsche Telekom AG, and Sony Group Corporation.

Political instability takes center stage in Poland

Nationalist historian Karol Nawrocki has just been elected president of Poland. Barely sworn in, he is already attacking Prime Minister Donald Tusk. This is an opportunity to look back at the division...

Who will be the next trillion-dollar giant?

GAFAM , or their expanded versions BAATMMAN and Magnificent Seven , share a number of fundamental characteristics that explain their stockmarket and economic dominance. Recognizing these...

American tech continues to crush everything in its path

Should we continue to bet on US tech? This is a question we have been asking ourselves for years, given the double-digit performance of these stocks and their high valuations. And yet, the conclusion...

European stocks caught up by lack of growth

After a strong start to the year, European stocks are now marking time. The lack of earnings growth is penalizing Europe compared to Wall Street. This is particularly true as investors are demanding...

Zalando turns from green to red after publishing its results

Zalando started the session with a bang, gaining 5% after the publication of its Q2 results. But this enthusiasm quickly faded away, with the stock then falling over 10%.

OpenAI targets valuation of $500bn to offer shares to its employees

The California-based group is growing rapidly and plans to offer shares to its employees in order to retain them. Meta has begun poaching some of OpenAI's most valuable talent.

ETFs: all that glitters is not gold

Whenever gold comes up in a discussion amongst investors, someone always raises their hand and asks, What about silver? It's as if someone mentioned champagne and someone else suggested premium...