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Braiin Limited Common Stock

Braiin Limited operates as an agriculture and analytics services company that provides solutions to improve farming productivity using IoTs, Wireless Connectivity, Robotics, Software, and AI/ML in Australia and New Zealand. It has strategic partnership with Muval to support and expand residential lifecycle opportunities in the United Kingdom and United States. The company was incorporated in 2022 and is based in Subiaco, Australia. As of March 20, 2023, Braiin Limited operates as a subsidiary of Northern Revival Acquisition Corporation.

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MGM Resorts shares rise on reported talks with board member Barry Diller

MGM Resorts International shares rose 0.8% after The Wall Street Journal reported private discussions between the company and board member Barry Diller. Braiin Limited shares surged 16.6% after the company introduced Aria, an AI-powered agent for the real estate sector. Exxon Mobil Corporation shares gained 4.1% after oil prices surged on renewed geopolitical tensions stemming from President Donald Trump's reinstatement of a blockade on Iranian ships in the Strait of Hormuz. NVIDIA Corporation shares fell 3.5% amid a broader decline in the technology sector.
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Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Braiin surges 62%, AppLovin tumbles 12%

Several stocks made significant moves in midday trading. Braiin surged 62% after launching Aria, an AI agent for the real estate industry, with its CEO citing a scalable software opportunity in a market forecast to reach $32 billion by 2033. AppLovin tumbled 12%, making it the worst-performing S&P 500 member and on pace for its sixth daily loss in seven sessions. Biogen added nearly 2% after Truist upgraded the stock to buy from hold, citing potential upside from upcoming drug trial data. U.S.-listed shares of Nio rose 3% after Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to buy from neutral, setting a $7 price target that implies 46% upside. SpaceX fell nearly 4% to a fresh post-IPO low, approaching its $135 offering price, despite the FAA clearing the way for a flight test. U.S.-listed shares of SK Hynix tumbled 8% after their Nasdaq debut, while Seoul-listed shares sank more than 15% in their worst day ever. Memory and chip stocks were under pressure, with the Roundhill Memory ETF down 9% and the iShares Semiconductor ETF off 4%. MGM Resorts International rose more than 1% after reports of private buyout talks with Barry Diller. Energy stocks gained as oil prices rose over 4% following President Trump's reinstatement of a blockade on Iranian ships, with Valero Energy up 4% and ConocoPhillips up nearly 3%. Shopify and Deckers Outdoor Group both rose about 2% after Jefferies upgraded them to buy.
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