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Eli Lilly stock price today: LLY rises on $1.93 billion Repertoire deal as earnings near

Eli Lilly stock price today: LLY rises on $1.93 billion Repertoire deal as earnings near

New York, Jan 29, 2026, 11:20 ET — During the regular session Eli Lilly shares climbed Thursday after Repertoire Immune Medicines announced a partnership with the drugmaker worth up to $1.93 billion, including an $85 million upfront payment, plus milestone and royalty fees. Lilly was up 0.5% at $1,028.89 in late morning trading, while the S&P 500 slipped about 1.4%. Repertoire will lead early research using its Decode platform, which explores how T cells attack diseased cells, before Lilly takes the programs to the clinic and eventually the market.
Grab stock slides in New York as tech wobbles; eyes turn to Feb. 11 earnings

Grab stock slides in New York as tech wobbles; eyes turn to Feb. 11 earnings

NEW YORK, Jan 29, 2026, 10:52 AM EST — Regular session. Shares of Grab Holdings Limited slipped roughly 2.3% on Thursday, continuing a volatile run for the Southeast Asian ride-hailing and delivery company amid a pullback in U.S. tech stocks. The stock closed near $4.43, having opened at $4.52 and fluctuated between $4.42 and $4.57, with around 11.7 million shares traded.
Western Digital stock slides ahead of earnings after Seagate rally — what’s next for WDC shares?

Western Digital stock slides ahead of earnings after Seagate rally — what’s next for WDC shares?

New York, Jan 29, 2026, 10:56 EST — Regular session Shares of Western Digital Corp dropped 2.8% to $271.81 in early Thursday trading, giving back some of Wednesday’s gains ahead of the company’s quarterly earnings report after the U.S. market closes. Seagate Technology edged down 0.8%, while Micron Technology slipped 2.2%.

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  • Nvidia CEO Flags AI Photonics Roadblock; Coherent, Lumentum, Nokia Could Gain
    July 5, 2026, 10:08 PM EDT. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warned that photonics tech-key for using light to move data in AI-has become a bottleneck. Nvidia has put $2 billion into both Coherent and Lumentum Holdings, two names in the photonics and optical networking space. Coherent, now in the S&P 500, posted a 27% jump in revenue to $1.8 billion and shares have doubled this year. But it leans hard on data center demand. Lumentum saw revenue nearly double to $808 million last quarter and is up 130% for the year. Still, it's up against tough rivals and trades at a high price. Nokia, also getting Nvidia money, may get a lift as AI demand rises. All three are looking to tackle tough data transfer problems as AI ramps up.
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