Adobe announces $25B stock buyback amid AI disruption fears
Adobe announced a $25 billion stock buyback program as the company navigates ongoing concerns about AI's impact on its creative software business.
Adobe announced a $25 billion stock buyback program as the company navigates ongoing concerns about AI's impact on its creative software business.
BBVA reported nearly €3 billion in first-quarter profit, up 11% year-over-year, and announced a new tranche of share buybacks as the Spanish bank continues its capital return program.
Securitize, a digital asset platform, filed for a $1.25 billion SPAC merger, marking one of the largest tokenization-focused deals as the sector sees renewed institutional interest.
Cousins Properties, a REIT focused on office and multifamily real estate, increased its share repurchase authorization by $250 million, bringing total remaining capacity to $410 million.
ING completed its previous share buyback program and announced a new €1 billion repurchase authorization, signaling continued capital return to shareholders.
Several small-cap companies announced extensions to tender offer deadlines, including Assertio/Garda and Soleno Therapeutics, signaling ongoing deal uncertainty and refinancing negotiations.
Infleqtion's CEO spoke exclusively about the company's SPAC listing plans and flagged a $160 billion addressable market opportunity, while forecasting industry consolidation in quantum computing.