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5 questions

The figure

How much did Kodiak Sciences rise on Monday after its six-month eye injection met its phase 3 goal?

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C. 177.96%

Kodiak closed at US$87.70, up 177.96%, after Zenkuda hit the DAYBREAK study's primary endpoint and 54% of patients reached a 24-week gap between injections. Read the story →

The company

Which company handed its seed business to shareholders as a new listed company called Vylor?

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A. Corteva

Corteva gave holders one Vylor share for each Corteva share, so its own price fell 83.81% while shareholders finished roughly where they started. Read the story →

The why

Why did Seagate and Western Digital each lose about a tenth of their value on Friday?

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D. A report said Toshiba plans to double its hard drive output

Nikkei reported Toshiba will spend about ¥60 billion to double its hard drive output by its 2027 financial year, aiming for 30% of the market. Read the story →

The figure

What fourth-quarter revenue did Micron report after Wednesday's close?

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B. US$54.23 billion

Micron's revenue was US$54.23 billion against the US$51.07 billion analysts expected, up from US$11.32 billion in the same quarter a year earlier. Read the story →

The term

What is a prediction market, as Wednesday's story on DraftKings explained it?

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C. An exchange for contracts on an outcome, where the price is the odds

The edition called it an exchange where people buy and sell contracts on an outcome, and the contract's price is the odds. Kalshi and Polymarket run them. Read the story →

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