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Bumble shares surged nearly 50% on Monday after reports that the dating-app operator was in advanced talks to be taken private by Ithaca Holdings in a deal valuing the company at around $1 billion. The stock closed at $3.80, marking its biggest-ever single-session percentage gain, according to Reuters. (Sources: BBC News, Reuters, Benzinga) ​Bumble stock soars 50%

Bumble is in advanced talks with Ithaca Holdings to take the dating app private in a deal worth about $1 billion, Reuters reported. Neither company has confirmed a deal, and both declined to comment. Bumble shares rose sharply after the news. The talks come as the company tries to win back users with artificial intelligence.

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The market's most expensive stocks, measured by forward price-to-earnings ratios at the end of the second quarter, suffered unusually sharp valuation contraction in the third quarter, according to Trivariate Research. Their multiple compression was roughly 100 times as large as that of the cheapest names, an extreme seen only 5.3% of the time since 1999. AI capital-spending-sensitive high-valuation names such as AMD, Marvell, Corning and Bloom Energy were hit hardest. The S&P 500's forward price-to-earnings ratio fell to 19 at the end of last week from 22 at the start of 2026.

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Bumble is reportedly in advanced negotiations for a private acquisition by Ithaca Holdings, which values the company at approximately $1 billion. This potential acquisition follows a decline in Bumble's market valuation, which was around $389 million recently. Shares of Bumble saw a significant increase, which rose nearly 52% after the acquisition discussions became public. The company is facing challenges in a competitive market, particularly with younger users disengaging.

Morgan Stanley credit analysts Lindsay Tyler and Benjamin Guerrero said in a note titled “ORCL Credit: Lighthouse in the Fog” that delays to Oracle data center projects could defer revenue and cash flow, according to a report on the analysis [1]. The note follows reports that Oracle’s Project Lighthouse campus in Port Washington, Wisconsin, may […]

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