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Meta’s reported interest in entering the cloud infrastructure business makes me wonder whether the company is solving the right problem—or creating another expensive one. I’ve increasingly felt that Mark Zuckerberg’s capital allocation has become more impulsive than prudent.Read more

A Japanese property trust sees a clearer path to higher rental income as strong demand in key city offices lets it push rents closer to market levels. But payouts may dip in the near term as costs rise and one-off gains fade, even while the buildings themselves keep performing well.Read more

FIGS sells stylish medical workwear, and the story here is that its brand is still gaining followers even as the economy slows spending. See why its direct-to-customer approach, new products, international expansion, and a team-bulk ordering push could lift the business—alongside the key risks if it fails to execute or demand weakens.Read more

The Broadest Strokes If executed well, the technology could majorly impact the at-scale food service industry. It is particularly suitable for use in airports, at hospitals, universities, gas stations and rest areas, and supermarkets.Read more

A long-troubled energy developer suddenly looks very different after wiping out its debt and agreeing to sell unused power turbines for a huge cash payout. The big question now is whether the buyer follows through on staged payments—and whether management uses the windfall to finish a key gas terminal and reward shareholders or repeats past mistakes.Read more

Nike still looks like a strong brand with a loyal customer base, but growth has cooled and the business may need time to find its next stride. The key question is whether today’s price already assumes a smooth rebound, or whether patient buyers might get a better entry if the turnaround takes longer.Read more

Ubisoft’s recent shake‑up and sell‑off leave it priced like a broken business, even though a major deal with Tencent puts a much higher value on some of its best-known game franchises. The bigger story is whether cloud streaming rights and a new company structure can unlock that value—or whether losses, control issues, and strikes keep it stuck.Read more

A newly listed IT services provider lands multi‑year maintenance work from a major government-linked power company, giving it steadier sales and a stronger foothold with big customers. The key question is whether this early momentum turns into repeat business and more large contracts—or fades after the debut buzz.Read more

A little-known Australian miner says it could become one of the few reliable sources of hard-to-get rare earths outside China—materials used in electric vehicles, wind turbines, and defense equipment. A government-mandated sell-down has been weighing on the shares, but once that clears, upcoming final project decisions and potential government-backed funding could change the story fast.Read more