Equity Markets — Page 10
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- Fluence Energy Shares Collapse 22 Percent After the Battery Maker Slashes Its Full-Year Forecast
- Lennar Cuts Its Delivery Outlook Again as Higher Rates Squeeze Buyers
- Generac Shares Surge More Than 30 Percent After Amazon Taps It for a $2.4 Billion Data Center Power Deal
- Lennar Reports Tonight Into a 5% Treasury Yield, a 7% Mortgage and a Stock Near Its 52-Week Low
- Three Law Firms Opened Investigations Into Enova a Day After Its Charter Retreat, and Two Analysts Cut Targets While Staying Bullish
- J.B. Hunt Fell 13% on an Off-Cycle Warning, and Every Major Trucker Fell With It
- The Dow Fell 734 Points While the Nasdaq Lost 41, and Semiconductors Finished Green
- Vera Bradley Returned to Profit on Barely Any Revenue Growth
- Six Biotech Readouts Landed in One Session, and the Reactions Did Not Track the Data
- The AI Safety Argument Has Acquired an Antitrust Problem
- Trip.com Posted a $361 Million Quarterly Loss and Grew Its Adjusted Earnings at the Same Time
- Oracle Has Fallen Through Three Sessions Since Beating on Revenue, and the Market Is Arguing About Capex
- Dave & Buster's Fell Another 19% to a 52-Week Low, Two Sessions After Its Earnings Miss
- Enova Walked Away From Its Bank Charter and Lost a Quarter of Its Market Value in a Day
- Chip Stocks Slid Hard, Then the Market Caught Its Breath
- Oracle's Beat Comes With a Bigger Restructuring Bill and a Canceled Insider Stock Sale
- Dave & Buster's Sales Slump Deepens, and Wall Street Was Not Expecting It
- Paramount Skydance Seeks Nearly $1.9 Billion Bond as Its Antitrust Fight With State Regulators Drags On
- Europe's Top Court Keeps Booking's eTraveli Deal Blocked
- A Founder-Aligned Investor Wants Fermi's Board to Explain Its Post-IPO Rule Changes
- Hain Celestial's International Sale Comes With a Catch: It Needs Its Lenders' Blessing First
- Sysco Sells $1 Billion in Stock to Help Pay for Its Jetro Restaurant Depot Deal
- Chip Stocks Sold Off After a Call to Slow AI, but the Damage Did Not Track Chip Exposure
- Corning's $2 Billion Stock Sale Program Took 12% Off the Shares, and Its Optics Peers Fell Too