Artur Ślesik

Artur Ślesik is a technology and financial markets journalist at Bez-kabli.pl, covering artificial intelligence, semiconductors, technology stocks and emerging innovations. A graduate of Warsaw University of Technology, he combines a technical background with market analysis to explain how new technologies are shaping industries, businesses and investment trends worldwide.

ICON (ICLR) stock steadies premarket after 40% crash on accounting probe — what’s next

ICON (ICLR) stock steadies premarket after 40% crash on accounting probe — what’s next

New York, Feb 13, 2026, 06:02 EST — Premarket ICON plc stock was flat at $80.08 before the bell Friday, steadying after a brutal 40% drop the previous session. The Dublin-based clinical research firm has launched an internal probe into its accounting controls, pulled its full-year 2025 outlook, and postponed reporting its results until late April. CEO Barry Balfe said the group is now rolling out “corrective actions” aimed at shoring up its reporting controls.
February 13, 2026
Rivian stock jumps 18% premarket after outlook puts R2 SUV back in focus

Rivian stock jumps 18% premarket after outlook puts R2 SUV back in focus

NEW YORK, Feb 13, 2026, 04:52 EST — Premarket Rivian Automotive’s stock shot up 18% in U.S. premarket trade Friday, as traders homed in on the EV maker’s latest quarterly numbers and its 2026 forecast—news that’s brought the company’s upcoming model cycle back into focus. Shares, which closed Thursday at $14 after a 5.1% slide, were last seen quoted at $16.53 on the Nasdaq. After hours, the stock rallied roughly 15%.
February 13, 2026
Apple stock’s 5% slide sparks new Siri AI delay fears — and an FTC warning adds heat

Apple stock’s 5% slide sparks new Siri AI delay fears — and an FTC warning adds heat

Apple shares tumbled nearly 5% on Thursday—the stock’s sharpest fall since April 2025—after new reports cast uncertainty on when its much-anticipated Siri revamp might arrive, while regulators tightened their focus on the Apple News app. That slide wiped out the year’s gains, putting the stock around 4% lower so far in 2026. Apple saw about $200 billion wiped off its market cap—a sharp drop for the world’s top-listed company and a big force in U.S. indexes. The hit came as the latest tech retreat drove investors back toward defensive plays.
February 13, 2026
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