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Nasdaq Marketscompaniesearnings
Tyson Foods revised down its annual adjusted operating income and revenue growth outlook due to additional pressure in its Beef segment during the fourth quarter. The stock fell nearly 8%.
Nasdaq Marketscommoditiesinvestment opinion
ExxonMobil looks set to increase its dividend payout for the 44th consecutive year. The article highlights two energy dividend stocks with growing payouts.
Nasdaq Marketsmacroeconomic data
First-time claims for U.S. unemployment benefits crept slightly higher in the week ended August 29th, according to a Labor Department report. The increase was modest.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniesearnings
Campbell's reported a Q4 net loss versus a year-ago profit, hurt by lower sales and inflation. The company cut its dividend by 36% to reduce debt and provided weak guidance.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniesroutine announcement
Paylocity CEO Williams sold 12,000 shares for approximately $1.8 million. The transaction is a routine insider sale.
Nasdaq Marketstechnologyinvestment opinion
The article argues that hyperscalers are the backbone of AI, with Amazon's cloud growth accelerating. It presents a bullish investment thesis on Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta Platforms.
CNBC Top Newscommoditiesmarket event
Brent oil prices rose above $96 per barrel after Iran fired missiles at Kuwait. Oil prices have gained more than 7% this week amid U.S.-Iran military strikes.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniescorporate event
AbbVie announced positive topline results from the Phase 3 CERVINO trial of etentamig in relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma. The data could support regulatory submissions.
Nasdaq Marketsmarketsinvestment opinion
The article compares Kratos Defense and Northrop Grumman as drone stocks. It notes Kratos has a high rate of revenue growth.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniescorporate event
MediaAlpha announced that CFO Pat Thompson will step down effective October 1, 2026. Tigran Sinanyan, Senior VP of Finance, will succeed him. The company also updated its Q3 outlook.