Equity Markets — Page 12
Page 12 of the Equity Markets archive on FinancialMarkets.com.
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- Intel Rallies on Reported Price Increase and Northland Upgrade
- Dyne and Amgen Fall as Novartis Trial Setbacks Weigh on Biotech
- Nvidia Director-Linked Entities Plan $1.09 Billion Share Sale
- GameStop Profit Rises as eBay Gains Bolster Results and Sales Decline
- GameStop's Profit Jump Is an eBay Stake, Not a Retail Turnaround
- FICO's Stock Lost 17% in a Day Over a Mortgage-Scoring Fight, and Today Is the First Real Test
- WaFd Shareholders Will Own Less Than Half of the Bank They're Merging Into
- McKesson Still Hasn't Said Whether Its Data Breach Is Material, and a Ransom Deadline Has Already Passed
- JPMorgan Cut NIO Even After It Beat Estimates. The Reason Is in Next Year's Battery Costs.
- Three Chipmakers Beat and Raised This Week. The Market Sold All Three Anyway.
- Alumis Stock Halves After Its Lupus Drug Misses in the Broad Population, but a Subgroup Responds
- NetApp Beat Every Guidance Metric It Set and Raised Its Forecast. Investors Sold the Stock Anyway.
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise Just Raised Guidance for This Year and Next. Orders Are Still Growing Faster Than It Can Fill Them.
- Broadcom's AI Chip Revenue Tripled in a Year. Its Guidance Still Wasn't Big Enough for Wall Street.
- Palo Alto Networks Beat Every Adjusted Estimate and Still Posted a GAAP Net Loss. Its Own Guidance Points to Another Margin Squeeze Next Year.
- Enovis Dropped 16 Percent on a $190 Million Robotics Acquisition
- Shein Fell More Than 5 Percent for a Second Straight Session in Hong Kong
- California's Wildfire Liability Bill Died Last Week. Utility Stocks Had Already Started Recovering.
- Broadcom's Earnings Tonight Are the AI Trade's Next Test, and Analysts Can't Agree on the Answer
- China's Selloff Is Bigger Than the Global Bond Rout. A New Auto Rule Is Adding Its Own Damage.
- Shein's Stock Keeps Falling in Hong Kong. Now There's a Specific Reason: Tariffs on Small Packages.
- Shein's Hong Kong Debut Confirms What the Grey Market Already Knew
- Trian Walks Away From Wendy's, and the Stock Gives Back Its Gains
- California's Wildfire Bill Wiped Out a Quarter of Edison International's Value