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Meme-stock mania is back, but something different is driving Krispy Kreme and American Eagle’s surge
The capital markets have been feeling a lot like 2021 recently. No, that’s not because of any political similarities, but because meme stocks are back in fashion. Again, it’s the turn of previously-struggling consumer brands and retailers to enjoy a sudden share price surge. Donut-maker Krispy Kreme, estate agent Opendoor, mortgage provider Rocket Companies and retailer Kohl’s have all seen their share prices balloon in recent weeks.
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Fluent in the language of IR: Duolingo wins big at IR Impact Awards – US
Language-learning giant Duolingo was the big winner among a room full of IR excellence at the IR Impact Awards – US in New York on March 26. The firm took home two of the most coveted gongs of the night: best overall investor relations (mid-cap) and best investor relations officer (mid cap) for Debbie Belevan. Duolingo also topped its sector category, winning the best in technology trophy against fierce competition.
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Reddit leads nominations just one year after its IPO ahead of the IR Impact Awards – US 2025
Other companies topping the shortlists include Duolingo, Moody’s Corporation, JPMorgan Chase & Co and GE Aerospace The IR team at Reddit will hope to turn a successful IPO year into a successful night of award wins, after the social media company picked up six nominations at the upcoming IR Impact Awards – US 2025. The platform, which made its $6.4 bn market debut in March 2024, appears on the shortlists for six awards by nomination, the winners of which will be determined by IR Impact’s panel of expert judges. Awards Reddit could win at the gala event, which takes place…