StockTwits, founded in 2008 by Howard Lindzon and Soren Macbeth, is a leading social media platform designed specifically for investors and traders to share real-time market insights, ideas, and strategies. Headquartered in New York City, the company pioneered the use of "cashtags" (e.g., $AAPL) to organize financial discussions, initially integrating with Twitter before evolving into a standalone network.
Despite a 10% drop in Q1 profit, the company raised its FY26 revenue growth target to 25%, with the analyst optimistic about domestic and export demand.
Q2 robotaxi revenue climbed 158%, driven by fleet growth, a 136% jump in registered users, expanded operating areas in tier-one cities, and an attractive pricing strategy.
CFO Nitin Agrawal said the company’s cost of revenue and technology and infrastructure spend increased as it ramped up investments in data center and server infrastructure to meet growing customer demand.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton alleged that Lilly offered illegal incentives to medical providers in Texas designed to steer providers toward prescribing Lilly’s drugs.
AST SpaceMobile said it expects revenues between $50 million and $75 million in the second half of 2025, driven by government and commercial contracts.
According to a Reuters report, four truckmakers filed a complaint in the federal court in Sacramento and named the California Air Resources Board and Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom as defendants.
The partnership aims to facilitate simulation workflows for complex applications such as autonomous solutions and fluid dynamics by integrating Nvidia’s digital twin platform.
Safety Shot saw a nearly 5,500% jump in retail user message count on Stocktwits in the last 24 hours after the company is set to receive an initial allocation of BONK tokens valued at about $25 million.
