As of early afternoon on December 4, 2025, Netflix, Inc. is trading around $103.96, down roughly 5% from yesterday’s close and extending a sharp two‑day sell‑off.24/7 Wall St.The drop comes just weeks after Netflix’s 10‑for‑1 stock split and is being fueled by two big headlines: a mostly cash bid for Warner Bros. Discovery’s studios and streaming business and a $40.7 million share sale by co‑founder and chairman Reed Hastings.Investing.com+3Reuters+3Reuters+3
Advanced Micro Devices sits at the heart of the AI chip boom. Here’s what investors need to know about the stock today, from fresh news and deals to analyst forecasts out to 2030.
The Toronto-Dominion Bank has just delivered a busy day for investors. On December 4, 2025, the bank reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, announced a higher dividend and outlined guidance that will shape expectations for 2026 and beyond. At the same time, TD’s share price is hovering near record highs after a spectacular year-long rally, forcing investors to ask whether there is still upside left in the stock. Fintel+3TD Bank Financial Group - Media Room+3stories.td.com+3
Ashtead Group plc, the FTSE 100 equipment rental heavyweight behind the Sunbelt Rentals brand, is trading well below its 2023 peak but remains firmly on analysts’ watchlists as investors weigh a powerful buyback programme, a pending move of its primary listing to the United States and an upcoming earnings release on 9 December 2025.
GB Group PLC, the UK identity and fraud technology specialist, is heading into the end of 2025 with a busy news flow: promotion into the FTSE 250, an expanded share buyback, solid half‑year results and an Australian bolt‑on acquisition. Here’s a deep dive into what all of that means for the GBG share price and its outlook as of 4 December 2025.
Tesco PLC’s share price has spent most of late 2025 loitering near 52‑week highs, powered by upgraded profit guidance, a sizeable £1.45bn share buyback and steadily rising dividends. As of the morning of 4 December 2025, Tesco shares are trading in the low‑450p range after closing at 450.9p in the previous session, leaving the stock up more than 20% year to date and comfortably ahead of the FTSE 100. Tesco PLC+2Yahoo Finance+2
The US dollar–Indian rupee pair is trading around historic territory on 4 December 2025, with the rupee having slipped past the psychologically crucial ₹90 per dollar level for the first time this week and briefly hitting fresh all‑time lows near ₹90.4.Investing.com+2dtnext+2
RS Group PLC shares pushed higher on Thursday as fresh insider option grants and a series of positive broker moves kept the FTSE 250 industrial distributor firmly on investors’ watchlists.
National Grid plc is back under the spotlight on 4 December 2025 after the UK energy regulator Ofgem signed off its next transmission price-control package, setting the terms under which the company will earn returns on billions of pounds of new grid investment over the coming decade.
LONDON – 4 December 2025 – RELX PLC, the data and analytics group behind LexisNexis and ScienceDirect, continues to trade in a consolidation zone despite delivering another year of high‑quality growth, aggressive share buybacks and upbeat analyst forecasts.
National Australia Bank Limited is heading into its December AGM trading a little above A$40 per share after a bumpy few months that saw the stock slide from record highs, digest flat FY25 earnings and attract increasingly cautious broker research.StockAnalysis+1
Pfizer Inc. remains one of the most closely watched healthcare stocks as of December 3, 2025. The share price is still stuck near post‑COVID lows, but a new $10 billion obesity‑drug acquisition, expanding RSV vaccine markets and a hefty dividend yield around 6.5–7% are reshaping the narrative around the stock. Pfizer+2Pfizer+2
Astera Labs, Inc. is back in focus on December 3, 2025, after a dramatic two‑day swing that combined a double‑digit sell‑off, a new NVLink Fusion connectivity announcement with NVIDIA, and a wave of fresh analyst commentary.
July 9, 2026, 9:37 PM EDT. Global electric vehicle (EV) demand climbed 7% in June, the fourth month in a row showing gains, Benchmark Mineral Intelligence said. Europe led with a 31% jump to a June record of 530,000 units. China registrations fell 11% to roughly 1 million units, while North America was down 13%, hit by the end of the U.S. EV tax credit. Chinese EV makers are moving into new export markets as domestic sales slip. For the first half of 2024, global EV volumes rose 2% from a year earlier. Europe remains the main growth region.