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- 1Venture capital secondary market hits roughly $152 billion●Вторинний ринок венчурного капіталу цього року переріс сам себе. Обсяг угод на вторинному ринку венчура сягнув приблизно
The venture capital secondary market has grown beyond expectations, with deal volume reaching about $152 billion this year, according to estimates from Jefferies and Evercore. Analysts at William Blair and Preqin project further growth, forecasting volumes of up to $250 billion in their 2026 reports, pointing to a rapidly expanding segment as investors seek liquidity from existing startup stakes.
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Jefferies analysts are flagging early indications that demand for Apple's iPhone 18 could come in softer than expected. The note from the investment bank suggests the next flagship iPhone cycle may not match the strength of previous launches, a warning that weighs on expectations for Apple's upcoming sales. Investors typically treat analyst supply-chain checks as an early signal for Apple's stock direction.
- 3Jefferies Names Its Top Australia Internet Stock Pick▼Jefferies Names Top Australia Internet Stock Pick
Jefferies has named its preferred internet stock in Australia, according to an Investing.com report. The brokerage's pick gives investors a read on which listed Australian internet company it sees as best positioned. Details of the chosen stock and the reasoning behind the call were not included in the headline cited, and market reaction has not yet been reported.
- 4Titans' Simmons accuses Giants' Skattebo of illegal helmet use▼Titans' Jeffery Simmons says Giants' Cameron Skattebo lowering helmet breaks NFL rule
Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons has accused New York Giants running back Cameron Skattebo of lowering his helmet on runs, which is against NFL rules. Simmons publicly criticized the rookie's technique, arguing it should draw penalties. The comments have fueled debate among fans about officiating consistency and player safety in the league.