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Old Dominion Freight Shares Drop 2.54% on 76% Revenue Miss Despite 432nd-Highest Trading Volume Surge
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Masimo's 25.1% Rally Outpaces Patient Monitoring Sector as $300M Volume Ranks 435th in Trading Activity
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Ameriprise Financial Surges on Leadership Shift and Record Earnings Trading Volume Ranked 434th
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Expeditors Gains 2.19% on Strong Brokerage Growth Despite 420th Volume Rank and $320M Trading Slump
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Crypto startups raised $883 million in February, down 13% year-on-yearChainCatcher reported that in February, crypto startups received approximately $883 million in venture capital, representing a decrease of about 13% compared to the over $1 billion raised during the same period last year. Andrei Grachev, Managing Partner at DWF Labs, stated that investors are currently placing greater emphasis on revenue, user base, and the ability of projects to survive during bear markets, leading to more cautious investment strategies.
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Established Japanese Company Daiko Limited Announces Plan to Purchase Up to $6.4 Million in BitcoinBlockBeats News, February 28th: Dai-ichi Life, a venerable 147-year-old Japanese company, has announced that it will purchase up to 1 billion yen (approximately $6.4 million) worth of Bitcoin as part of its hedging strategy against inflation and the devaluation of the yen.
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Chilean lithium mining company SQM's fourth-quarter profit increased by 53% year-on-yearGelonghui, February 28th | Chilean lithium producer SQM announced that its net profit for the fourth quarter increased, due to a favorable market price environment that raised the average price of lithium and thus boosted performance. The world’s second-largest lithium producer stated that net profit for the fourth quarter was $183.8 million, up 53% compared to the same period last year. Revenue for the quarter grew by 23.3% to $1.32 billion, compared to $1.07 billion in the same period last year. Gross profit for the quarter increased by 52.7% to $448.5 million. SQM CEO Ricardo Ramos said: “Our results for the fourth quarter of 2025 reflect record sales volumes in both our major lithium businesses (Nova Andino Litio and the International Lithium Division).” “In November 2025, we began to see early signs of improvement in the supply-demand balance, mainly due to stronger-than-expected demand from energy storage systems (ESS).”
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