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The arithmetic of stock splits is simple. Two shares for one, no change in underlying value. Yet the aftermath of Amphenol's 2-for-1 split, executed on September 2 as a share dividend, has created a perceptual fog around the stock that even seasoned inves

The optics supplier is betting that a hefty capital injection into Scottish manufacturing capacity will convert its swelling pipeline into revenue - but investors remain cautious after a bruising stretch for the stock. Sivers Semiconductors has unveiled p

The maths facing PANDION bondholders has become brutally simple. A note that once traded at par now changes hands at roughly €4.50 - a price that implies the market expects near-total loss. And with each passing week, the Cologne-based property developer'

The funding question that has shadowed Arafura Rare Earths for years is finally receding. The company has now banked more than A$930 million in equity commitments for its Nolans rare earths project in Australia's Northern Territory, a sum management insis

The first Wegovy tablet has reached European pharmacy shelves, and Novo Nordisk is betting that a simpler delivery format can help reverse a narrative that has turned increasingly skeptical. The oral version of the blockbuster weight-loss drug launched in

The chemicals giant known for fertilizers and plastics is taking on one of the world's most valuable technology companies in a Texas courtroom. BASF has filed suit against Apple, alleging that the Cupertino-based group's Face ID and face-authentication fe

IonQ has a habit of filling the news cycle with announcements that sound like they belong in a science fiction novel - a quantum-secured communications link stretching from Geneva to Seoul, hybrid chemistry workflows running on Amazon Braket, optical term

There is an old adage on trading floors that markets are driven by flows as much as fundamentals, and Nokia's Finnish shareholders are getting a textbook demonstration of that principle this month. The networking equipment maker's shares climbed 2.3 perce

The arithmetic at Partners Group's half-year mark tells a story of two diverging revenue streams. Performance fees - historically the profit engine that set the Swiss private-markets investor apart - tumbled 39 percent to CHF 216 million in the first six

The gap between what gamers are doing and what investors are doing has rarely looked wider. Netflix's trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI sent pre-orders soaring by 436 percent in a single day - 606 percent on PlayStation - while downloads of the streaming ap