Equity Markets — Page 9
Page 9 of the Equity Markets archive on FinancialMarkets.com.
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- Viking Therapeutics' Real News Isn't the Weight Loss. It's Keeping It Off.
- Medicare's Lab-Fee Cut Is Bigger on Paper Than in the Stock Reaction, So Far
- GRAIL Surges 34% Ahead of FDA Advisory Panel Review
- Novo Nordisk Falls 8% After Setting Peer-Based Growth Ambitions
- Meta and Intel Jump 12.46% as Investors Weigh Competing Catalysts
- Netflix Shares Slide as Wall Street Loses Patience Waiting for a Hit
- Volkswagen Slashes Its Profit Forecast, and a Coincidental Slide in GM Shows How Fast a Warning Can Spread
- Nscale Files for a New York Listing as AI Infrastructure Companies Line Up for Wall Street's Money
- Paramount and State Regulators Edge Toward a Settlement That Could Unlock the Warner Bros. Deal
- Stellantis Joins the Push to Keep Dealers From Advertising Rock-Bottom Prices
- The Best-Performing Stock of the Last 45 Years Isn't a Tech Giant, It's Home Depot
- CoreWeave's Convertible Notes Reveal Why a 5% Slide Became a Next-Day Rally
- Xenon's Epilepsy Drug Heads to the FDA While a Safety Signal Sidelines a Separate Program
- Nucor's Profit Outlook Doubles From a Year Ago, But Wall Street Marks It Down
- Meta's Biggest Obstacle to AI Agent Muse Might Not Be the Technology
- China's State Rare Earth Giant Is Reportedly Eyeing a Company With Ties to the Pentagon's Favorite Miner
- Howard Buffett Becomes Berkshire Chairman as Warren Buffett Steps Back for Good
- Fluence Energy Slashes Guidance Again as Wall Street Loses Patience
- Generac's Amazon Deal Is Worth $2.4 Billion Now, Not the Widely Quoted $8 Billion
- Exxon Mobil Moves Closer to a Return to Venezuela After Nearly Two Decades Away
- Volvo Bets on a 13-Model Product Blitz to Turn Around Its Fortunes
- Raiffeisen Bank International Heads for Its Worst Day in Years After a Short Seller Targets Its Russia Business
- Citigroup Cuts Boston Scientific to Neutral, Citing a Cybersecurity Hangover and a Widening Field of Rivals
- Diamondback Energy Slides After Its Biggest Shareholder Cashes Out Nearly $2 Billion