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U.S. stock futures mostly rose late Wednesday as traders reacted to a strong January jobs report and a House vote to rescind Trump's Canadian tariffs. VKTX shares jumped 9% after announcing late-stage obesity drug trials. CRM hit a 52-week low amid AI concerns. NVCR surged 30% after FDA approval for a pancreatic cancer treatment. QS rose 10% despite reporting a quarterly loss. Retail investors increased purchases of software stocks, with IGV seeing record activity. The 10-year Treasury yield ros

QuantumScape (QS), a solid-state battery developer, focuses on EVs and AI, with partnerships from Volkswagen and Honda. It aims for commercialization by 2029 but faces production and funding challenges. QS has $800M in cash, with projected 2026 EBITDA loss of $250M-$275M. The stock fell from a 2025 high of $19.07 to around $4.77.

QuantumScape Corp. shares fell over 10% after-hours Wednesday, despite a loss in line with expectations, as investors questioned its growth path. The solid-state battery maker reported a Q4 loss of $0.17 per share and $110.5M in operating expenses, according to Fiscal AI. The company outlined a 2026 outlook, targeting energy storage demand across various applications, including consumer electronics and AI data centers. CEO Siva Sivaram highlighted the unique safety and performance features of th

QuantumScape co-founder and CTO Timothy Holme sold his trust's entire stake in the company for $76,465, retaining 1.2 million Class B shares. QuantumScape has no revenue and an operating loss of over $100 million, but has $800 million in cash. The company partnered with Honda in June, potentially signaling future revenue. The stock is down 24% over the past year.

QuantumScape (QS) reported no GAAP revenue and a $98M Q2 net loss, while SoundHound AI (SOUN) delivered $62M in revenue, up 45%. Both have similar market caps and are down 30-45% YTD. SoundHound raised its FY2026 revenue outlook to $230-260M. QuantumScape's commercialization is expected in 2029.

QuantumScape (QS) executives sold 65,399 shares ($375K) to cover tax obligations on vested equity. Mohit Singh sold 34,304 shares, Kevin Hettrich sold 31,095, both at $5.74. Both retain over 1.7M shares. Q2 loss narrowed to $98.2M, with $859M liquidity. Customer billings reached $21.8M YTD. Stock is down 96% from 2020 peak.

QuantumScape CFO Kevin Hettrich sold 31,095 shares on August 18 to cover tax withholdings, not due to a change in outlook. He retains 1.8M shares. QuantumScape, developing EV batteries, reported a $405M TTM net loss. Shares were at $5.74 during the sale, down 30% YoY.

QuantumScape's COO, Luca Giovanni Fasoli, sold 32,255 shares on August 18 to cover tax obligations, according to an SEC filing. The sale was non-discretionary and does not reflect his view on the stock. Fasoli still holds 1.9 million shares, valued at $11.0 million. QuantumScape develops solid-state lithium-metal battery technology for electric vehicles and has a market cap of $3.6 billion.

QuantumScape executives, including Chief Development Officer Mohit Singh, sold shares totaling $196,905 to cover tax obligations, retaining significant stakes. The company reported a $98.2M net loss and $3.6B market cap, focusing on solid-state battery development. Analysts have mixed views on its stock.

QuantumScape's CLO, Michael O. McCarthy III, sold 25,709 shares for $147,570 to cover tax obligations, retaining 1.38M shares. The sale was at $5.74/share, while the stock closed at $5.88 on August 19. QuantumScape, a solid-state battery developer, has a market cap of $3.6B and a TTM net loss of $405M.