NYSE:MS 10 August 2025 - 16 June 2026

Stockland shares rise as Morgan Stanley retail partnership puts ASX property stock back in focus
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Stockland shares rise as Morgan Stanley retail partnership puts ASX property stock back in focus

Stockland shares moved higher after the company finalised the Stockland Convenience Retail Partnership with an investment vehicle managed by Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing. The partnership will initially hold three newly developed retail town centres — Stockland Gables in NSW, Stockland Providence in Queensland and Stockland Sienna Wood in Western Australia — with a combined value of about A$250 million. Morgan Stanley’s vehicle will hold a majority interest, while Stockland keeps a significant stake and continues to manage the properties. Stockland chief investment officer Justin Louis said the deal “supports Stockland's strategy to align our investment objectives with institutional capital.” The news matters for the share price because Stockland is being judged on whether it can keep funding growth without
June 16, 2026
Stockland Rises 3.3% While ASX 200 Edges Down, Morgan Stanley Retail Deal Surfaces
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Stockland Rises 3.3% While ASX 200 Edges Down, Morgan Stanley Retail Deal Surfaces

Stockland Corporation Ltd. finished Thursday ahead of the Australian market, closing at A$4.10, a rise of A$0.13, or 3.27%, at 4:10 p.m. AEST. The day’s trading saw shares move between A$3.89 and A$4.14. About 19.79 million shares changed hands and market value was around A$9.97 billion. The move was noticeable as the broader index slipped. Stockhead’s Friday pre-market board showed the ASX 200 at 8,633, off 0.23%. ASX 200 futures were set for a 1.7% jump at the open after Wall Street’s overnight rebound.
June 12, 2026
Japan’s $1.2 Trillion in US Treasuries Is Now a Market Risk for America
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Japan’s $1.2 Trillion in US Treasuries Is Now a Market Risk for America

Japan’s jump in domestic bond yields has traders asking if the largest foreign owner of U.S. government debt is beginning to shift cash back home. Japanese investors dumped a net ¥4.67 trillion in U.S. government, agency and local authority debt for the three months ending March 31, marking their biggest pullout since Q2 2022, Japan’s balance-of-payments data showed, Bloomberg reported.
May 18, 2026
Coinbase Has a Wall Street Problem: Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade Crypto Fees Turn Up the Heat
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Coinbase Has a Wall Street Problem: Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade Crypto Fees Turn Up the Heat

Morgan Stanley is rolling out crypto trading on ETrade, slashing prices and putting Coinbase Global under new pricing strain. The Wall Street bank is charging 50 basis points per crypto trade, Bloomberg reported, and intends to extend access to all 8.6 million ETrade clients before the year’s out. Coinbase, the biggest U.S. crypto exchange, is now facing direct competition from a firm with a massive brokerage customer base. The shift is happening: crypto is edging into standard brokerage accounts, alongside stocks, ETFs, and cash. Morgan Stanley last year announced plans for E*Trade clients to trade bitcoin, ether, and solana via Zerohash, its digital-asset backbone. Coinbase, meanwhile, will release its first-quarter numbers after Thursday’s close.
May 7, 2026
Crypto ETFs Today: Bitcoin ETFs Draw $336 Million, Ether Funds Extend Inflow Streak
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Crypto ETFs Today: Bitcoin ETFs Draw $336 Million, Ether Funds Extend Inflow Streak

U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs attracted $335.8 million on Wednesday, while spot ether ETFs added $96.4 million, marking another day of strong inflows as crypto-fund interest bounced back. Early Thursday, bitcoin hovered close to $80,000, recently quoted at $78,119, with ether trading at $2,351.36. Spot ETFs—publicly traded funds that mirror the token’s price—are now a direct gauge of traditional investor appetite for crypto. In the past seven U.S. trading days, bitcoin funds pulled in roughly $1.87 billion, while ether funds brought in another $474 million. All told, that’s $2.35 billion flowing into the two combined.
April 23, 2026
AI News Today: Anthropic Faces Bank Scrutiny As Google Targets Nvidia’s Chip Turf
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AI News Today: Anthropic Faces Bank Scrutiny As Google Targets Nvidia’s Chip Turf

On Monday, Anthropic’s Mythos model drew fresh scrutiny from regulators in Australia and South Korea, highlighting the AI system’s growing profile in a day packed with news across banks, chips, data centers and robotics. Australia’s securities regulator said it is “closely monitoring” Mythos alongside its international counterparts. South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service, for its part, called in financial companies to discuss risks tied to the Mythos AI. The latest wave of AI tools isn’t stopping at spitting out text or code. They’re edging closer to “agentic AI” — tech that starts planning and acting on its own, with minimal nudging from people. That shift is forcing banks and regulators to wrestle with a tougher dilemma: could the same AI that
April 20, 2026
How Large Language Models Are Reshaping Business, Coding, and Automation
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The AI Revolution Is Here: How Large Language Models Are Reshaping Business, Coding, and Automation

Large Language Models – the technology behind ChatGPT and other AI chatbots – have exploded into the mainstream and are driving a new tech revolution. The adoption of generative AI has been unprecedented: by 2025, 95% of U.S. companies are using AI, with production use cases doubling in the past year bain.com. Tools like ChatGPT captured 1 million users in just 5 days after launch, a sign of how rapidly people embraced AI assistance weforum.org. Industry leaders are heralding this moment; OpenAI CEO Sam Altman calls AI “the biggest, the best, and the most important” technological revolution mitsloan.mit.edu. Demis Hassabis, head of Google DeepMind, even suggests AI’s impact could be “10 times bigger than the Industrial Revolution – and maybe
August 10, 2025