Innoviz stock, long stuck below $1, surged past $2 on recent positive developments but has since retreated. With annual cash burn of $80 million and similar reserves, the company is leveraging the higher price to raise $40 million. The stock dropped
26% after the announcement.

Monday surges after strong earnings and guidance; Co-CEO Roy Mann and CFO Eliran Glazer discuss future acquisitions: "We're actively evaluating companies and hope to complete one or two acquisitions this year." On whether Monday is a product company or an R&D company: "We're a product company. If you win customers' hearts through the product, they won’t leave you."

Monday beats Q4 expectations with $1.08 EPS vs. $0.79 expected; delivers strong forward guidance—projects 2025 revenue between $1.208B-$1.221B, surpassing Wall Street's $1.21B estimate. Shares surge in pre-market trading

Nadav Zafrir, Check Point's new CEO, speaks after the earnings release: "Thirty years of experience have prepared me well for this role—we can do big things at Check Point." On AI’s impact on cybersecurity: "We know some things have changed, some things won’t, and some changes we can’t yet predict. But Check Point can lead in this space, too."

The semiconductor sector faced turbulence after Chinese startup DeepSeek unveiled its AI model, which seemingly reduces the need for massive AI infrastructure investments. While major chip stocks tumbled—some recovering partially—Oppenheimer sees a buying opportunity, including in Israeli chipmakers

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