Swedish fintech company Klarna, known as one of the pioneers of the Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) model, is preparing for its debut on the New York Stock Exchange after years of dramatic ups and downs. The expected IPO on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker KLAR is thus an event that no investor looking for promising companies for their portfolio should miss.

Artificial intelligence (AI) software provider Palantir beat Wall Street estimates and raised its full-year outlook amid the ongoing AI boom. The company’s revenue grew by 48% during the period, reaching one billion U.S. dollars for the first time. The business saw a boost following a move by President Donald Trump aimed at reducing government spending. On Monday, the company exceeded expectations by surpassing one billion USD in quarterly revenue for the first time. [1] Shares rose three percent in after-hours trading.

Tesla, a well-known manufacturer of electric cars, has found itself under strong pressure in recent days. Investors were particularly concerned about the stock price falling by 7%, from Friday's closing price of $323.63 to Tuesday's $300.71.* Several factors are behind this slump, including an expected decline in vehicle deliveries for the second quarter. According to analytics firm FactSet, Tesla is projected to deliver 387,000 vehicles, down 13% year-on-year.

After the publication of CrowdStrike's quarterly results, the subsequent market reaction was mixed. On one side, some fundamental parameters exceeded Wall Street's expectations, but on the other side, it revealed certain indicators of financial health that raised uncertainty. In addition, in terms of performance in the first quarter, management expressed positive expectations for the period ahead, but ultimately the share price fell, recreating potential buying opportunities.*

After years, eToro, one of the most well-known investment platforms, has officially joined the ranks of publicly traded companies. eToro has built a name for itself over the years as a pioneer in the field of social trading, reaching millions of users around the world. Its listing marks a significant milestone not only for the company, but also for the wider fintech sector. The first day of trading showed strong demand for the stock and a positive market reaction. The listing also opens up new opportunities for further growth.

The conservative Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, best known for its vast oil reserves, is attempting a shift and opening its doors to sustainable solutions, including electric vehicles (EVs). American company Tesla has entered a relatively young and small market, where EV sales make up only a tiny slice of the pie — and already face known competition. Will it manage to replicate the success it saw in neighbouring United Arab Emirates and jumpstart its sales?