Connect with us

Business

Viant Technology: A Decent Addition To A Concentrated Portfolio (NASDAQ:DSP)

Published

on

Viant Technology: A Decent Addition To A Concentrated Portfolio (NASDAQ:DSP)

This article was written by

MSc in Finance. Long-term horizon investor mostly with 2-5 year horizon. I like to keep investing simple. I believe a portfolio should consist of a mix of growth, value, and dividend-paying stocks but usually end up looking for value more than anything. I also sell options from time to time.

Analyst’s Disclosure: I/we have no stock, option or similar derivative position in any of the companies mentioned, but may initiate a beneficial Long position through a purchase of the stock, or the purchase of call options or similar derivatives in DSP over the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.

Seeking Alpha’s Disclosure: Past performance is no guarantee of future results. No recommendation or advice is being given as to whether any investment is suitable for a particular investor. Any views or opinions expressed above may not reflect those of Seeking Alpha as a whole. Seeking Alpha is not a licensed securities dealer, broker or US investment adviser or investment bank. Our analysts are third party authors that include both professional investors and individual investors who may not be licensed or certified by any institute or regulatory body.

Advertisement
Continue Reading
Click to comment

You must be logged in to post a comment Login

Leave a Reply

Business

Anthropic launches Enterprise Frontier Safeguards for Claude

Published

on


Anthropic launches Enterprise Frontier Safeguards for Claude

Continue Reading

Business

Cheltenham tech firm backed by Rigby Group snaps up Birmingham AI business

Published

on

Business Live

The deal will see around 90 staff joining the company

Steve Harris, CEO of CloudClevr

Steve Harris, CEO of CloudClevr(Image: Handout)

A Cheltenham technology business has snapped up a West Midlands-based AI firm as it ramps up its acquisition strategy. CloudClevr – a managed services provider backed by Rigby Technology Investments – said the deal for Flow AI would also support its wider investment in the artificial intelligence market.

Birmingham’s Flow AI works with private and public sector organisations across the UK and brings approximately £8m of additional revenue and around 90 staff into the wider CloudClevr business.

The details of the transaction were not disclosed but it is understood the West Midlands firm will “form the foundation” of a new digital transformation practice within CloudClevr’s operating model. The practice will develop around AI and automation services and data services.

Earlier this year, CloudClevr completed the integration of four specialist businesses into a single operating model and announced it was “actively” re-entering the M&A market as it looked to its next phase of growth.

Advertisement

CloudClevr chief executive Steve Harris said: “When we completed our integration programme earlier this year, we were clear that the next stage for CloudClevr was about scale, both organically and through targeted acquisitions that strengthen our proposition.

“Flow AI is exactly that kind of business. It brings established expertise in automation, document services and information management, but more importantly it gives us a strong foundation from which to build our wider digital transformation capability across automation, data and AI.

“Automation, data and AI will play an increasingly important role in how organisations operate, and this acquisition gives CloudClevr another important capability as we continue to build and scale the business.”

Flow AI will initially continue to operate as a separate legal entity, retaining its existing brand, leadership and customer relationships while the businesses begin a phased integration.

Advertisement

“For Flow AI’s existing customers, services, agreements and day-to-day relationships remain unchanged,” CloudClevr said.

“Over time, they will gain access to CloudClevr’s broader portfolio of managed technology services, while CloudClevr customers will be able to access Flow AI’s specialist digital transformation capabilities.”

Last year, CloudClever moved into new office space at Grange Park in Bishops Cleeve. The tech firm secured 5,500 sq ft on the first floor of the former Zurich Insurance HQ site.

Advertisement
Continue Reading

Business

Treasury Yields Hit 19-Month High As Bond Woes Spread Around The Globe

Published

on

Treasury Yields Hit 19-Month High As Bond Woes Spread Around The Globe

The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield rose on Tuesday to the highest level since January 2025, while rising yields in some major economies showed the bond rout spreading around the globe. The U.S. 10-year yield rose as high as 4.797% Tuesday morning, the highest since Jan. 14, 2025, according to Dow Jones Market Data. It has now risen seven of the…

Copyright ©2026 Investor’s Business Daily, LLC. All rights reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8

Continue Reading

Business

HallPass wants a bite of the candy category

Published

on

HallPass wants a bite of the candy category

Food Entrepreneur NEW YORK — With HallPass, Michael Tierney is trying to build what he sees as a missing fourth player in confectionery: a low-calorie, low-sugar brand differentiated by product formulation and aimed at a category led by Mars, Inc., The Hershey Co. and the Ferrero Group.

“Our mission is to make candy that tastes just like the classics with a fraction of the calories at a price point that everyone can enjoy,” Tierney said.

HallPass, a sister business of Peter Rahal’s company David and under the Medici Brands umbrella, is formulated with the same EPG (esterified propoxylated glycerol) fat system that David uses in its bars and frozen desserts.

Prior to launching HallPass Tierney founded Stuffed Puffs in May 2019. Stuffed Puffs is a manufacturer of marshmallows that feature a chocolate filling. Two years ago, the company was acquired by Mount Franklin Foods.

Tierney said the sweetener system is another important part of the formulation that works alongside the fat system to mirror the taste of sugar in candy while removing calories.

Advertisement

“We use soluble corn fiber to replace the solids and bulking that sucrose traditionally provides,” he said. “We also use tagatose along with a little allulose as the foundation for building the sweetness profile of traditional sugar, with a small amount of erythritol and trace amounts of sucralose and Ace-K (acesulfame potassium) to deliver the iconic candy taste.”

HallPass is launching with five stock-keeping units nationwide at Walmart this month.

The lineup spans familiar confectionery formats — two peanut butter cups, two peanut creme wafers in 1.5 oz sizes and chocolatey candy pieces in a 1.53 oz size in single-serve packs.

The products contain 70 calories and 1 gram of sugar per package and are priced at $1.82.

Advertisement
AdobeStock_1718809923_Editorial_Use_Only.jpgPhoto: ©ERMAN GUNES – STOCK.ADOBE.COM

The focus for the launch is a front-end impulse, low-cost-of-entry business model to drive trial while keeping HallPass priced close to its competitors, Tierney said.

“One of the biggest hurdles of what we’re trying to accomplish, what so many (businesses) before us have promised, is delivering great taste with great nutrition,” he said. “Many have failed on taste. When we say a third of the calories of competitors, most people hear it’s not going to taste good. Trial for us is the most important thing because tasting is believing.”

Launching into a category that has few challenger players beyond the mainstays, HallPass is targeting frequent peanut butter cup buyers and health-conscious consumers.

“Can we get you to switch between what you’re buying today, what you’re buying in volume, and get you onto something different?” Tierney said. “Then, balancing that with the other end of the spectrum: You’ve left the category, but you love this product, so can we bring you back and then work ourselves toward the middle, which would be broader chocolate confection?”

As HallPass grows its footprint, Tierney said the company’s goal is to be available wherever confectionery products are sold.

Advertisement

“We are focused on being a true competitor to the big three, which own the vast majority of the confectionery business,” he said. “There isn’t a fourth player.”

Enjoying this content? Learn about more disruptive startups on the Food Entrepreneur page.

Continue Reading

Business

S&P shares jump report of potential CapIQ spinout

Published

on


S&P shares jump report of potential CapIQ spinout

Continue Reading

Business

Legal & General admits 101,517 shares to London Stock Exchange

Published

on


Legal & General admits 101,517 shares to London Stock Exchange

Continue Reading

Business

Opinion: Innovation agendas shift from bold bets to targeted opportunities

Published

on

Opinion: Innovation agendas shift from bold bets to targeted opportunities














Advertisement













Opinion: Innovation agendas shift from bold bets to targeted opportunities | Food Business News

Advertisement

Advertisement




Skip To Content

Advertisement

Continue Reading

Business

Chobani funneling $1.2 billion into Allentown campus

Published

on

Chobani funneling $1.2 billion into Allentown campus














Advertisement













Chobani funneling $1.2 billion into Allentown campus | Food Business News

Advertisement

Advertisement




Skip To Content

Advertisement

Continue Reading

Business

Overview of Recent Events in Thailand : Tourist Activities, and Social Issues

Published

on

Asia's Industrial Supercycle awakens

Technology and Innovation

Thailand is positioning itself as a hub for artificial intelligence startups, with recent initiatives aimed at supporting the next generation of tech entrepreneurs. The country is making strategic moves to become integral to the global AI boom, demonstrating commitment to digital innovation and technological advancement.

Additionally, Siemens has launched its Eigen Engineering Agent in Thailand, bringing purpose-built industrial AI to automation engineering. This development represents significant progress in Thailand’s industrial digitalization efforts and showcases the country’s growing appeal to major international technology firms seeking to establish operations in Southeast Asia.

Tourism and Hospitality

Thailand’s tourism sector continues to evolve with new strategies to attract younger, higher-value Vietnamese travelers. The nation is targeting quality tourism experiences rather than volume, positioning itself competitively in regional travel markets. The country has also introduced a 450-baht fee to fund tourism upgrades, demonstrating commitment to infrastructure improvement and enhanced visitor experiences.

However, Thailand has issued warnings about “problematic” tourists facing potential deportation, and has implemented faster deportation tracks for foreigners violating local regulations. These measures reflect efforts to maintain tourism quality while protecting cultural values and social order. The nation transformed TAGTHAi into a one-stop national tourism platform, streamlining visitor information and services.

Advertisement

Energy and Environmental Policy

Thailand is accelerating its shift from liquefied natural gas (LNG) toward renewable energy, particularly in response to geopolitical concerns including the Iran conflict. This strategic pivot reflects rooftop solar reforms aimed at curbing Thailand’s rising LNG import bills and reducing energy dependency on volatile international markets.

The country has also set new electricity rates to lower bills from September, implementing economic measures to support consumers amid broader energy transition efforts. These developments underscore Thailand’s commitment to sustainability while addressing economic pressures.

Political and Security Developments

A political amnesty law took effect in Thailand but excluded lese majeste charges, indicating ongoing political complexities. The nation continues addressing its southern insurgency, which leaves villagers trapped in a cycle of fear, with renewed violence and dozens of attacks reported. Thai officials have announced efforts to pursue a new path to end the deadly southern conflict through negotiations, though progress remains challenging.

Myanmar’s military-backed leader Min Aung Hlaing visited Thailand in efforts to gain political legitimacy, reflecting regional diplomatic dynamics and military connections between neighboring nations.

Advertisement

Economic and Financial Matters

Thailand’s second-quarter growth is expected to slow sharply as weak consumption weighs on the economy, reflecting broader economic challenges. The country faces high debt and rapid aging, increasing Japanification risk similar to economic patterns seen in Japan.

Thailand’s central bank chief is addressing problems that interest rates cannot fix, tackling complex economic issues through broader policy measures. The nation maintains one of the world’s lowest interest rates, which influences economic behavior and savings patterns.

Military and International Relations

The USS Abraham Lincoln will dock in Thailand after more than 250 days deployed in the Middle East, with the vessel stopping en route to its home port. This visit represents continued U.S. military presence and partnership in Southeast Asia.

U.S. forces are strengthening Pacific security partnerships through CARAT Thailand 2026, with maritime cooperation initiatives. Conversely, the U.S. is moving to block China’s third-country cloud workaround, targeting data centers in Thailand and Singapore, reflecting broader technological competition.

Advertisement

Real Estate and Development

Bouygues is building a 56-storey tower in Thailand, representing significant foreign investment in infrastructure development. The InterContinental Khao Yai Resort has also been upgraded, expanding luxury hospitality options for international visitors.

Miscellaneous Developments

Thailand warns citizens about accessing commercial AI tools, while providing millions of citizens with AI access, reflecting balanced approaches to technology adoption. Lisa has blended Muay Thai and tuk-tuk culture in recent promotional content, celebrating traditional Thai elements.

Additionally, Afghanistan’s post delegation traveled to Thailand for the APPU congress, and Thailand is hosting the Third WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine in 2027, positioning the nation as a leader in health and wellness initiatives.

Source : Google News – Search

Advertisement
Continue Reading

Business

(VIDEO) Where and When to Watch the Lindsay Clancy Trial Livestream as Its Jury Deliberations Continue Today

Published

on

Lindsay Clancy Trial Cut Short as Judge Cites 'Unforeseen Circumstance,'

PLYMOUTH, Mass. — As jurors in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial continue deliberating following a reported deadlock Tuesday, interest in following the proceedings live has remained high, with the case being carried across multiple television networks and streaming platforms since testimony began last month.

The trial is unfolding at Plymouth Superior Court in Plymouth, Massachusetts, where Clancy, 36, a former labor and delivery nurse, has pleaded not guilty to three counts of murder in the deaths of her children, Cora, 5; Dawson, 3; and Callan, 8 months, at the family’s home in Duxbury in January 2023. Cameras have been permitted inside the courtroom throughout the proceedings, allowing for extensive live and archived video coverage of testimony, closing arguments and the ongoing jury deliberations.

Court TV has served as one of the primary sources for live, uninterrupted coverage of the trial, broadcasting proceedings both on its television channel and through its streaming platforms. The network has continued airing dedicated verdict-watch segments as deliberations have stretched across multiple days, along with legal analysis from its on-air personalities examining the case’s central legal question: whether Clancy was criminally responsible for her actions given her defense’s claim that she suffered from postpartum psychosis at the time of the killings.

Advertisement
Lindsay Clancy Trial Cut Short as Judge Cites 'Unforeseen Circumstance,'
Where and When to Watch the Lindsay Clancy Trial Livestream as Its Jury Deliberations Continue Today

Beyond Court TV, the trial has also been available through NBC10 Boston, which has provided live broadcast coverage of the proceedings, and through Boston-area affiliate Boston 25 News, which has offered ongoing live-blog and video updates throughout each day of testimony and deliberation. National outlets including NBC News, ABC News and CNN have also streamed portions of the trial through their respective digital platforms, with NBC News specifically hosting live video coverage of jury deliberations as they have unfolded this week.

For viewers seeking additional access points, streaming options have included Fox Nation, which has offered live trial coverage as part of its subscription service, with a free trial period available to new users, and CNN’s subscription streaming service, CNN All Access, which similarly offers a free trial period for viewers interested in following the case. The Associated Press has also made trial footage available through its own video distribution channels, and out-of-market television stations, including Chicago’s ABC7, have carried portions of the coverage as well, reflecting the trial’s broader national interest beyond Massachusetts.

YouTube has additionally served as a significant access point for the trial, with Court TV maintaining a dedicated video archive and live-stream presence on the platform. Individual video segments covering specific days of testimony, along with ongoing “verdict watch” livestreams during deliberations, have accumulated substantial viewership as the case has progressed toward its conclusion. Court TV’s YouTube coverage has carried an editorial note ahead of some livestreams warning viewers that courtroom content, including detailed testimony and evidence, may be disturbing given the nature of the case.

Streaming device platforms have also made the trial accessible to a broader audience. Roku has listed “The Lindsay Clancy Trial” as an available program within its free ad-supported content offerings, allowing users to stream ongoing coverage directly through Roku-connected televisions without a separate cable or satellite subscription.

The trial has drawn sustained public attention throughout its run, including demonstrations of support for Clancy outside the Plymouth County Courthouse, where groups of women wearing pink have gathered on multiple occasions holding signs expressing solidarity with the defendant. That level of public engagement has coincided with the extensive multiplatform coverage the case has received, positioning it among the more closely watched criminal trials broadcast nationally in recent years.

Advertisement

As deliberations continue following Tuesday’s reported jury impasse, viewers interested in following developments in real time have multiple simultaneous options across broadcast television, cable news, subscription streaming services and free platforms including YouTube and Roku, ensuring that whenever jurors do reach a final verdict, coverage of that moment is likely to be widely and immediately accessible.

This trial involves detailed discussion of child deaths, mental illness and suicide. Readers who may be personally affected by these topics are encouraged to seek support, including from a mental health professional or a crisis helpline such as the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

Continue Reading

Trending

Copyright © 2025