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Analog Devices stock slips into year-end as chip shares cool; Fed minutes and ADI earnings on deck

Analog Devices stock slips into year-end as chip shares cool; Fed minutes and ADI earnings on deck

Analog Devices Inc shares fell 0.44% to $275.63 Monday, marking a second straight decline. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropped 31.94 points to 7,178.27 as chip stocks tracked a weaker U.S. market. Investors await Federal Reserve minutes Tuesday after policymakers cut rates but signaled caution. Analog Devices last issued upbeat guidance in late November, projecting fiscal Q1 revenue above analyst estimates.
30 December 2025
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Amphenol stock slips in year-end tech pullback; Fed minutes and housing data loom

Amphenol stock slips in year-end tech pullback; Fed minutes and housing data loom

Amphenol shares closed down 0.4% at $136.90 Monday as tech stocks dragged U.S. markets lower in thin year-end trading. The stock traded between $135.83 and $137.59 on volume of 4.3 million shares. Amphenol will report fourth-quarter results on Jan. 28. Investors are watching upcoming U.S. economic data and Federal Reserve minutes for further direction.
30 December 2025
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Target stock drops after activist buzz fades; Fed minutes set the next test for TGT

Target stock drops after activist buzz fades; Fed minutes set the next test for TGT

Target fell 1.4% to $98.10 Monday, erasing part of last week’s activist-driven gains as trading volume stayed light. The move followed news that Toms Capital took a significant but undisclosed stake. Investors await Tuesday’s Fed minutes and any updates from the activist investor. Target has no investor events scheduled before its next earnings report, expected in early March.
30 December 2025
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KLA stock drops after tech pullback hits chip equipment names; Fed minutes next

KLA stock drops after tech pullback hits chip equipment names; Fed minutes next

KLA Corp shares fell 1.5% to $1,260.39 Monday, ending a six-session winning streak as tech stocks retreated in thin year-end trading. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropped 0.41%. KLA’s volume was lighter than usual, with 625,000 shares traded versus a 993,000 average. Investors await Fed minutes and jobless claims later this week.
30 December 2025
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Western Digital stock slips as tech cools; Fed minutes and Jan. 22 earnings date loom

Western Digital stock slips as tech cools; Fed minutes and Jan. 22 earnings date loom

Western Digital shares fell 1% to $179.68 Monday, swinging between $176.70 and $184.77 in volatile year-end trading. The stock is up 303% in 2025, outpacing rival Seagate. Investors await Federal Reserve minutes Tuesday and Western Digital’s earnings on Jan. 22. Broader markets closed lower, with the S&P 500 down 0.35% and the Nasdaq off 0.50%.
30 December 2025
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Marvell stock slips today as chips cool into year-end; MRVL traders eye Fed minutes and CES

Marvell stock slips today as chips cool into year-end; MRVL traders eye Fed minutes and CES

Marvell shares fell 0.6% to $85.76 as chip stocks traded mixed ahead of year-end. Nvidia and Broadcom slipped, while Intel rose after a filing showed Nvidia bought $5 billion in Intel shares. The Dow lost 0.51%, S&P 500 dropped 0.35%, and Nasdaq fell 0.5%. Investors are watching Fed minutes, jobless claims, and Marvell’s upcoming CES CEO appearance.
30 December 2025
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Uber stock holds near $81 after hours as traders eye Fed minutes and Uber’s next earnings

Uber stock holds near $81 after hours as traders eye Fed minutes and Uber’s next earnings

Uber shares closed at $81.50, up 0.3%, then slipped 0.1% after hours as U.S. markets fell. The stock is down 12% since early December, with investors watching upcoming U.S. data and Fed minutes before Uber’s next earnings, expected Feb. 4. Lyft and DoorDash also declined. Uber faces scrutiny over its Uber One program after an amended FTC complaint.
30 December 2025
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  • West Pharmaceutical Services Q1 2026 Earnings Beat Estimates, Shares Surge
    April 23, 2026, 7:34 AM EDT. West Pharmaceutical Services (NYSE:WST) reported strong Q1 CY2026 results, with revenue rising 21% year-on-year to $844.9 million, exceeding analyst estimates by 8.4%. Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) came in at $2.13, beating forecasts by 27.1%. The company raised its full-year revenue guidance to $3.32 billion and adjusted EPS to $8.58. Operating margin improved to 21% from 15.3% last year. CEO Eric M. Green attributed growth to increased demand and successful production expansion, particularly in Europe. Despite a solid quarter, the company's longer-term revenue growth has moderated, with a 6.7% CAGR over five years and a slowdown to 4.9% in the past two years, raising some caution on future momentum.

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Heineken Beats Q1 Revenue Forecasts, Keeps 2026 Outlook Despite Beer Volume Dip

Heineken Beats Q1 Revenue Forecasts, Keeps 2026 Outlook Despite Beer Volume Dip

23 April 2026
Heineken reported a 2.8% rise in first-quarter organic net revenue, beating forecasts, but beer volumes fell 0.8% and shares dropped nearly 3%. Weakness persisted in Europe and the Americas, while Asia Pacific saw gains. The company kept its full-year profit outlook and gave no update on a successor to CEO Dolf van den Brink, who steps down May 31.
Tesla Q1 Earnings: Profit Beats Estimates on $22.4 Billion Revenue, but Musk’s Spending Surge Raises the Stakes

Tesla Q1 Earnings: Profit Beats Estimates on $22.4 Billion Revenue, but Musk’s Spending Surge Raises the Stakes

23 April 2026
Tesla reported first-quarter revenue of $22.39 billion and net income of $477 million, beating profit expectations despite weak vehicle deliveries and rising inventory. Adjusted earnings per share were 41 cents. Free cash flow reached $1.44 billion, but the company warned it would likely turn negative for the rest of 2026. Tesla increased its capital spending forecast to over $25 billion for the year.
Gold eases from one-week bounce as Iran truce holds and Warsh signals hawkish tilt

Gold eases from one-week bounce as Iran truce holds and Warsh signals hawkish tilt

23 April 2026
Gold fell 0.8% to $4,701/oz in early Asian trade Thursday, reversing much of Tuesday’s gain as an extended U.S.-Iran ceasefire reduced safe-haven demand. The dollar index rose to 98.57 and U.S. 10-year yields hit 4.31% after hawkish comments from Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh. Gold remains about 13% below its January record high but is up 8% year-to-date. Traders await the April 28–29 FOMC meeting.
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