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Shares of AeroVironment (AVAV) were up 5% by 3:30 p.m. ET, because nothing says “confidence” like a stock price that dances like it’s in a Fred Astaire movie. Investors, it seems, are twirling with delight.
If you get the opportunity, the band Heart is touring the United States this November on their *Royal Flush* tour. They’ll be playing shows in every part of the country, so you probably won’t have to travel too far to see them.
Ferguson’s Q4 revenue swelled 6.9% year-over-year to $8.5 billion, a number that, in the grand scheme of things, is roughly as impressive as a teapot orbiting Saturn. Adjusted earnings per share leapt from $2.98 to $3.48-a 17% increase that would have made a 1920s stockbroker weep with nostalgia. Analysts, those modern-day oracles of spreadsheets, had penciled in earnings near $3.29 on $8.7 billion in revenue. Ferguson’s results, therefore, were a masterclass in statistical sleight of hand: just enough to satisfy, just enough to confuse, and absolutely nothing to write home about-unless your home is a server farm in Nebraska.
On a gloriously mundane September 16, 2025, Bitwise Funds Trust submitted a post-effective amendment-because why file just once when you can file again, and again?-for their Stablecoin and Tokenization ETF. The plan: 75 days from ink to reality under the cryptic Rule 485(a)(2). Curiously, the listing exchange and ticker were left as blank slates, perhaps an existential wink to the unpredictability of crypto markets. 🤷♂️
The fund, scheduled for a debut sometime between here and the next tea break, vows to pirouette gracefully across Ethereum, Solana, and Stellar. Though, don’t get your knickers in a twist-Galaxy won’t be throwing their whole blockchain brigade at once. Anchorage Digital has nobly volunteered to play custodian, probably because someone has to keep the crypto cookies from disappearing. 🍪
Iuno’s gameplay centers around activating her Lunar Cycle state, which gives her access to her core abilities. She enters this state by using either Resonance Skill or Resonance Liberation, both of which also replenish her Sentience – a resource unique to her. While in Lunar Cycle, Iuno can float instead of jumping, and her Heavy Attack changes, letting her switch between two distinct modes.
Curiously, Jumia did not unfurl any banners or issue proclamations of newfound glory, but rather, it basked in the warm glow cast by an unexpected and monumental raising of its price target from the smartly dressed financial establishments. The market, like a sun-baked field awaiting rain, embraced this change.
Over on Wall Street, they call it a “rotation.” Meanwhile, Main Street is yelling “Hey! Why is my sandwich now mortgage-worthy?” The DXY index, that infamous scoreboard of dollar muscles, is showing off one of the sharpest slides since someone said “Trust me, it’s fine” to the economy. Exporters are beaming like they just got free snacks; importers? Well, they’re recalculating faster than you can say “tariffs.”
It all began, if we can still call it that, just a month ago-on the 12th of August, to be precise. Webtoon and Disney exchanged some sort of cordial agreement, the details of which involved an extravagant selection of 100 comics from the pantheon of Star Wars, Spider-Man, Avengers, Alien, and the sacred Disney brand itself. A deal, no doubt, to tantalize the imagination of every comic lover and, incidentally, to inject a bit of life into Webtoon’s floundering fortunes.
This ad marks the debut of Journeys’ new “Life on Loud” campaign, which celebrates teen style and individuality. The creative team at Anomaly, with direction from STILLZ (known for their work with Bad Bunny), brought a fresh energy to the project. They even collaborated with Gregg Alexander and Danielle from New Radicals to create a modern indie-pop version of their song, connecting different generations. You can see the full campaign and behind-the-scenes content now on Journeys’ website and social media channels.