SoundThinking trades within a 52-week range of US$5.78 to US$13.34. Its 12.95 million shares imply a market capitalisation near US$103m, below guided 2026 revenue.
StubHub Holdings (NYSE:STUB) has had an unforgiving first year as a listed company. The live-event ticketing marketplace priced its New York Stock Exchange debut at US$23.50 a share in September 2025. StubHub trades, about 64 per cent below the offer, within a 52-week range …
Taboola.com (NASDAQ:TBLA). On the 273.1m ordinary and non-voting shares outstanding, that values the Nasdaq-listed, Israeli-incorporated advertising group at roughly US$1.4bn, about half again above the US$3.41 average price at which it repurchased its own shares during the March quarter.
Match Group (NASDAQ:MTCH) trades barely changed on the day. The Nasdaq-listed owner of Tinder and Hinge has spent three years losing paying users while growing profits, and the March 2026 quarter widened that gap.
Monday.com Ltd. (NASDAQ:MNDY) filed a Form 6-K approving a restructuring plan intended, in its own words, to "align the Company's organizational structure with its strategic focus on the AI Work Platform". The consequence is a cut of roughly 20% of the workforce, at a …
OPENLANE (NYSE:OPLN) trades near the 52-week high of US$42.90 and well above the US$24.10 low, according to aggregated market data. Two developments explain the re-rating.
Perion Network (NASDAQ:PERI) is an unusual proposition on Nasdaq. At US$9.58 a share it carries a market capitalisation of roughly US$375m, yet its balance sheet showed US$293.0m in cash, deposits and marketable securities and no bank borrowings.
That values the San Francisco-based satellite operator at roughly US$7.21bn, after a Scottish Government award for AI-enabled agricultural monitoring, the latest European public-sector win.
The move followed a crowded 29 July, when the New York Stock Exchange-listed construction software group beat its second-quarter guidance and agreed to buy reality-capture specialist DroneDeploy for roughly US$845m in cash.
Q2 Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:QTWO) reported second-quarter results that set company records for revenue, gross margin and adjusted earnings. The shares then fell 2.23% on 30 July to close at US$59.07, capitalising the Austin, Texas software group at roughly US$3.7bn on 62.6 million shares outstanding.