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Princeton University is one of the largest shareholders in Lithium Americas, a development-stage miner.
Doximity is an online professional networking platform that allows physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants to find each other and communicate without violating privacy laws. In this daily bar chart of DOCS, below, we can see that prices have declined from September but some bullish divergences are encouraging. DOCS is trading below the declining 50-day and the weak 200-day moving average lines.
Wall Street had a bad day on Wednesday, and initial signs from Thursday morning suggested that further declines might be in store. The ongoing churning in the stock market is having a negative impact on investor sentiment, and short-term traders in particular are losing their nerve and looking for gains on the downside. S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) futures dropped 44 points to 3,879, while Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) futures were lower by 140 points to 11,795.
In his first "Executive Decision" segment of Tuesday's Mad Money program, host Jim Cramer spoke with Strauss Zelnick, chairman and CEO of Take-Two Interactive Software , the game maker that saw its shares soar 11.7% after reporting better-than-expected earnings, but with weaker forward-looking guidance. Zelnick said Take-Two is growing on the strength of its great titles, like the new NBA 2K22, which is exceeding expectations. When asked about the acquisition of mobile gaming company Zynga , Zelnick explained that Zynga has a ton of great mobile titles that are the perfect complement to their existing games.
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Novavax (NASDAQ: NVAX) investors are no strangers to tragedy. On Feb. 9 in 2021, shares of the coronavirus vaccine developer hit their all-time high of $331.68. Are longtime shareholders doomed to heavy losses forever, or will Novavax return to its glory days?
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Lending is one of society's oldest industries, where staples like credit scores and credit cards have ruled the roost for years. The FICO credit score is the traditional measure of a consumer's creditworthiness, but Upstart claims its AI can reduce loan defaults by 75% while approving borrowers at the same rate. The company started with unsecured personal loans, but recently launched automotive lending, with business and small-dollar loans imminent, and mortgages still ahead on Upstart's future growth plans.
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Endo International (NASDAQ: ENDP), a specialty pharmaceutical company, saw its shares fall 69% on Wednesday. It was already a bad day for many companies with the Dow and the S&P 500 down more than 3% and the NASDAQ falling more than 4%. The biggest reason for Endo's massive drop came when The Wall Street Journal reported the company was negotiating to restructure its more-than $8 billion in debt with its lenders and senior bondholders.
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Tesla ( ) CEO Elon Musk is extremely unhappy that the EV company was eliminated from the S&P 500 ESG Index on Wednesday, voicing his concerns on Twitter. The electric automaker was taken off the ESG index by S&P Dow Jones Indices due to Tesla's ongoing issues of racial discrimination claims from employees and how it has dealt with a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), a government investigation after several crashes were connected to its autopilot vehicles. The changes are retroactive: they are effective May 2 and a May 17 S&P Dow Jones Indices blog post described the rationale.
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