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CrowdStrike stock steadies premarket after Anthropic’s Claude Code Security rattles cyber shares

CrowdStrike stock steadies premarket after Anthropic’s Claude Code Security rattles cyber shares

CrowdStrike shares rose 0.6% to $391 in premarket trading Monday after falling nearly 8% Friday, following Anthropic’s launch of an AI security tool that triggered a broader selloff in cybersecurity stocks. Investors are watching for CrowdStrike’s March 3 earnings and guidance, as concerns grow over AI-driven competition and market disruption.
23 February 2026
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Palo Alto Networks stock heads into Monday after choppy week as CyberArk debt move sets March deadline

Palo Alto Networks stock heads into Monday after choppy week as CyberArk debt move sets March deadline

Palo Alto Networks shares closed Friday at $148.70, down 1.5%, after trimming its fiscal 2026 profit forecast due to higher acquisition integration costs. The company’s $25 billion CyberArk deal triggered a debt repurchase offer, with noteholders facing a March 20 deadline. After-hours trading saw a slight rebound. Investors remain focused on whether margins can stabilize as integration continues.
22 February 2026
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Palo Alto Networks stock (PANW) heads into Monday under pressure as targets fall again

Palo Alto Networks stock (PANW) heads into Monday under pressure as targets fall again

Palo Alto Networks shares closed down 1.5% at $148.70 on Friday, extending a five-day slide to 11%. HSBC cut its price target to $114 and kept a Reduce rating. Cybersecurity stocks fell after Anthropic previewed a new “Claude Code Security” feature, raising concerns about AI competition for software budgets. Fortinet and CrowdStrike also dropped, despite gains in the broader market.
21 February 2026
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Palo Alto Networks stock ticks up premarket after CyberArk deal closes, with earnings next

Palo Alto Networks stock ticks up premarket after CyberArk deal closes, with earnings next

Palo Alto Networks shares rose 0.6% to $166.34 premarket after announcing it completed its $25 billion acquisition of CyberArk. The company will keep CyberArk’s products as a standalone platform and begin integration. Investors await Feb. 17 results for details on costs and guidance. CyberArk shareholders receive $45 in cash and 2.2005 Palo Alto shares per share.
12 February 2026
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CyberArk stock hovers near $410 as Nasdaq flags Feb. 10 halt ahead of Palo Alto merger close

CyberArk stock hovers near $410 as Nasdaq flags Feb. 10 halt ahead of Palo Alto merger close

CyberArk shares rose 0.3% to $410.32 midday Tuesday after Nasdaq said trading will halt after hours as Palo Alto Networks moves to close its takeover. The deal, set to close before markets open Feb. 11, offers CyberArk holders $45 in cash and 2.2005 Palo Alto shares per share. The implied value stood near $412, with a $1.75 spread. Palo Alto shares also edged higher.
10 February 2026
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Palo Alto Networks (PANW) stock nudges higher as Nasdaq flags Feb 11 close for CyberArk deal

Palo Alto Networks (PANW) stock nudges higher as Nasdaq flags Feb 11 close for CyberArk deal

Palo Alto Networks shares rose 0.5% to $166.88 Tuesday as Nasdaq set a tentative Feb. 11 close for its $25 billion merger with CyberArk. CyberArk stock will be halted after-hours Tuesday and suspended Feb. 12. Palo Alto reports earnings Feb. 17, with investors watching for integration plans. Cybersecurity stocks traded higher across the board.
10 February 2026
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CyberArk stock rises as Nasdaq flags Feb. 11 close for Palo Alto takeover

CyberArk stock rises as Nasdaq flags Feb. 11 close for Palo Alto takeover

CyberArk shares rose 4.4% to $409.22 after Nasdaq said its merger with Palo Alto Networks is expected to close before the market opens Feb. 11. Nasdaq plans to halt CyberArk trading after Tuesday’s after-hours session, with suspension effective Feb. 12 if the deal closes. The offer values CyberArk at about $410 per share based on Palo Alto’s latest price.
10 February 2026
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Palo Alto Networks (PANW) stock jumps as CyberArk merger close nears; traders eye Feb. 17 results

Palo Alto Networks (PANW) stock jumps as CyberArk merger close nears; traders eye Feb. 17 results

Palo Alto Networks shares rose 4.2% to $166 Monday, steady after hours, as Nasdaq said its $25 billion CyberArk merger is tentatively set to close before the Feb. 11 open. CyberArk shares are expected to be halted after trading Tuesday. Barclays cut its Palo Alto price target but kept an overweight rating. Morgan Stanley called Palo Alto its “favorite” cybersecurity stock for AI exposure.
9 February 2026
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Palo Alto Networks stock jumps as Nasdaq sets a close date for the CyberArk deal

Palo Alto Networks stock jumps as Nasdaq sets a close date for the CyberArk deal

Palo Alto Networks shares rose 3.4% to $164.81 Monday after Nasdaq set a tentative Feb. 11 closing date for its $25 billion CyberArk merger. CyberArk shares gained 4% to $407.38, with trading set to halt after-hours Feb. 10. The deal gives CyberArk holders $45 cash and 2.2005 Palo Alto shares per share. Investors await Palo Alto’s quarterly results on Feb. 17 for updates on integration and demand.
9 February 2026
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Singtel share price rises as DC Tuas opens and cyberattack disclosure keeps telcos in focus

Singtel share price rises as DC Tuas opens and cyberattack disclosure keeps telcos in focus

Singtel shares rose 0.8% to S$4.76 by mid-afternoon Monday after opening its new 58-megawatt DC Tuas data centre, with over 90% capacity committed before launch. Singapore authorities said espionage group UNC3886 targeted all four local telecom operators last year, exfiltrating some technical data but causing no service disruption. Singtel’s next earnings report is due Feb. 18.
9 February 2026
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Palo Alto Networks stock snaps back after sharp slide as NextWave overhaul lands before earnings

Palo Alto Networks stock snaps back after sharp slide as NextWave overhaul lands before earnings

Palo Alto Networks shares closed up 2.9% at $159.32 on Friday, recovering part of Thursday’s 7.2% drop. The company announced a revamped NextWave partner program focused on bundled security platforms. Software stocks rebounded with the broader market after heavy losses earlier in the week. Investors await Palo Alto’s Feb. 17 earnings for signs of demand and margins.
7 February 2026
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Qualys stock slides nearly 13% after Q4 beat as 2026 outlook cools the mood

Qualys stock slides nearly 13% after Q4 beat as 2026 outlook cools the mood

Qualys shares dropped 12.7% to $111.62 Friday after the company forecast 2026 revenue growth of 7% to 8%, below last year’s 10%. The cybersecurity firm reported fourth-quarter revenue of $175.3 million and raised its share buyback program by $200 million. RBC and Truist trimmed price targets. CEO Sumedh Thakar received performance shares, with some withheld for taxes.
6 February 2026
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Palo Alto Networks stock pops as PANW rolls out NextWave partner reboot into earnings week

Palo Alto Networks stock pops as PANW rolls out NextWave partner reboot into earnings week

Palo Alto Networks shares rose 2.4% to $158.44 Friday, rebounding from a 7.2% drop after the company launched an updated partner program to drive bundled platform sales. Channel Chief Michael Khoury said the overhaul includes new incentives and dropped discount caps. Investors await the Feb. 17 earnings report for signs of demand. Cybersecurity peers Fortinet and CrowdStrike also posted gains.
6 February 2026
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CrowdStrike stock rebounds as Aramco pact lifts CRWD after bruising software selloff

CrowdStrike stock rebounds as Aramco pact lifts CRWD after bruising software selloff

CrowdStrike shares rose 3.7% to $391.20 Friday, rebounding after a 9.2% drop the previous day amid a broader software sell-off. The company announced a memorandum of understanding with Saudi Aramco to explore cybersecurity projects in the kingdom. Other cybersecurity stocks showed mixed moves. CrowdStrike will report quarterly results on March 3.
6 February 2026
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  • Chevron's Q1 Oil Production Rises 15% but Earnings Fall on Timing and Regional Issues
    May 2, 2026, 3:50 PM EDT. Chevron's first-quarter production surged 15% to nearly 3.9 million barrels of oil equivalent per day, driven by acquisitions and U.S. growth. However, adjusted earnings declined to $2.8 billion from $3.8 billion a year ago despite higher Brent oil prices averaging $81 per barrel. Profit setbacks stemmed from production dips in the Middle East and Kazakhstan downtime, coupled with a $2.9 billion unfavorable timing impact from financial derivative recognition mismatches. Underlying operations remained strong with U.S. refining at record throughput and ongoing cost-saving measures. Chevron also advanced long-term growth through Venezuela expansion, Texas gas power deals, and new projects in Israel and Equatorial Guinea.

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