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Abbott stock rises after CEO Robert Ford buys $2 million in shares — what ABT investors watch next

Abbott stock rises after CEO Robert Ford buys $2 million in shares — what ABT investors watch next

New York, Jan 26, 2026, 19:05 ET — After-hours Abbott Laboratories (ABT) saw its shares climb roughly 1.3% on Monday, closing near $108.77 in after-hours trading. A recent filing revealed that Chairman and CEO Robert B. Ford acquired 18,800 shares at an average price of $107.1259. (SEC) Abbott is making this purchase amid efforts to steady the stock following a…
Abbott Laboratories stock (ABT) in focus: Exact Sciences vote date lands as earnings week nears

Abbott Laboratories stock (ABT) in focus: Exact Sciences vote date lands as earnings week nears

New York, January 11, 2026, 15:30 EST — Market closed. Abbott Laboratories starts the week with its proposed acquisition of Exact Sciences in the spotlight, following Exact Sciences’ announcement of a shareholder vote scheduled for Feb. 20. Timing is crucial here since Abbott’s quarterly results come out on Jan. 22. That report could reset expectations for 2026 and clarify just…

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  • Delta Lithium and Other ASX Penny Stocks Showing Potential Amid Risk-On Market
    January 26, 2026, 10:51 PM EST. As Australian markets adopt a risk-on stance, penny stocks on the ASX gain investor attention for growth potential in smaller firms. Delta Lithium Limited, with a market cap of A$233.1 million, targets lithium exploration in Western Australia but remains pre-revenue and unprofitable, forecasting earnings to decline by 38.2% annually over three years. The company is debt-free, holding strong assets that exceed liabilities, ensuring a cash runway beyond a year. Meanwhile, Deep Yellow Limited, a A$2.28 billion uranium explorer, recently turned profitable with zero debt and sustained strong earnings. These companies exemplify the blend of risk and opportunity present in emerging Australian mining and tech stocks amid current market trends.
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