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RVNL Q3 results: Profit inches up to ₹324 crore, ₹1 dividend declared as margins tighten

RVNL Q3 results: Profit inches up to ₹324 crore, ₹1 dividend declared as margins tighten

Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd posted a slight uptick in profit for the December quarter on Thursday and announced an interim dividend, despite a squeeze on its operating margin due to rising costs. The results come amid a packed schedule for India’s rail and infrastructure contractors. Investors are focused on whether increased government spending will boost steady cash flow, not just headline-grabbing order wins.
5 February 2026
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XRP price in ‘washout zone’ as analyst maps $30 target — but flags another drop first

XRP price in ‘washout zone’ as analyst maps $30 target — but flags another drop first

After a steep drop, XRP lingered near $1.59 on Thursday. One well-known technical analyst described the token’s move as a “washout” phase, suggesting it might set the stage for a surge to $20 or even $30 further down the line. The timing is crucial as XRP’s price has plunged sharply since its early-January high, with traders hunting for signs of capitulation — the point when sellers run dry.
5 February 2026
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Rocket Lab stock drops again today: RKLB slides as SpaceX-xAI buzz fades, Mars funding in focus

Rocket Lab stock drops again today: RKLB slides as SpaceX-xAI buzz fades, Mars funding in focus

NEW YORK, Feb 5, 2026, 12:14 — Regular session underway. Shares of Rocket Lab Corporation dropped nearly 6% on Thursday, hovering around $69 as the stock continued its recent slide affecting several space-related companies this week. By roughly 12:15 p.m. EST, the Nasdaq-listed stock was down 5.9% at $68.74, with about 11 million shares changing hands. This followed a 10% plunge in the previous session, according to MarketScreener data.
5 February 2026
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  • American Eagle Outfitters (AEO) Slides 35% in Six Months on Higher Costs, Demand Weakness
    July 2, 2026, 1:50 PM EDT. American Eagle Outfitters (AEO) shares have slid 35.1% over the past six months, trailing both the retail group and S&P 500. The company is getting hit by higher operating costs, including an 11% rise in SG&A from more ad spend, and a $20 million impact from tariffs. Management pointed to weak sales in women's bottoms, denim in particular, and said colder weather hit seasonal demand. SG&A is projected to climb again in fiscal Q2, while tariffs will rise to 15%, adding more cost pressure. Executives flagged a volatile environment, with macro uncertainty continuing, and said they're working to strengthen product appeal and execution.
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