Investments 12 February 2026 - 15 February 2026

ChampionsGate Stock Little Changed as SPAC Deal Timeline Gets Attention

ChampionsGate Stock Little Changed as SPAC Deal Timeline Gets Attention

ChampionsGate Acquisition Corporation stock was flat in premarket trading Wednesday. The Nasdaq-listed SPAC stayed near the level investors could redeem for cash if the company doesn’t seal a merger. The stock last changed hands at $10.35, off 0.07% in the past 24 hours. TradingView data showed the market shut with no fresh trades on the tape at the time. It had a market cap near $103.4 million.
June 3, 2026
Airbnb stock pops after hours as ABNB tops Q1 revenue view, but flat margin outlook worries investors

Airbnb stock pops after hours as ABNB tops Q1 revenue view, but flat margin outlook worries investors

New York, Feb 12, 2026, 18:56 ET — Trading after the bell. Airbnb Inc climbed roughly 5% in after-hours action Thursday, after putting out a first-quarter revenue forecast that cleared Wall Street's bar. The company is banking on higher-end rentals to help counter cautious spending from budget travelers. Despite that, Airbnb doesn’t see margin expansion happening this year. Shares finished the regular session down 3% at $115.97.
February 13, 2026
DraftKings stock sinks after weak 2026 forecast as prediction-markets spend takes focus

DraftKings stock sinks after weak 2026 forecast as prediction-markets spend takes focus

Shares of DraftKings dropped roughly 13% in after-hours action Thursday, with investors balking at the company’s 2026 forecast, which landed softer than they’d hoped. The sports-betting firm’s new outlook prompted the selloff, despite a stronger-than-expected Q4. Online betting companies are facing the forecast at a challenging point. Years of expansion—sparked by fresh state openings and aggressive marketing—have now given way to calls for tighter margins and more predictable earnings.
February 12, 2026
KeyBank taps ex-CrossFirst exec Ward Nixon for new family office team in

KeyBank taps ex-CrossFirst exec Ward Nixon for new family office team in

KeyBank has brought on a five-person family office and private capital team headed by Ward Nixon, setting up shop in Overland Park, Kansas. The move aims to strengthen connections with mid-sized U.S. businesses and their owners. Family offices—private firms handling wealth for affluent families—are stepping up as owners and lenders in the middle market, which covers companies smaller than big corporations but bigger than small businesses. Private equity operates within this space too, frequently directing financing and deal activity.
February 12, 2026