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  • Wall Street Futures Rise; Intel Surges After Trump Comments, Oil Prices Drop
    June 18, 2026, 9:42 AM EDT. U.S. markets rebounded in premarket trading Thursday, recovering from prior losses prompted by Federal Reserve rate hike concerns. Intel shares soared following a tweet from former President Trump suggesting a deal with Apple, boosting investor sentiment. Meanwhile, oil prices fell amid easing supply fears. The market's upward move reflects renewed optimism despite lingering economic uncertainties around interest rates.

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AT&T falls in early trading on CFO transition, spotlight on fiber costs

AT&T falls in early trading on CFO transition, spotlight on fiber costs

18 June 2026
AT&T shares slipped to $22.37 premarket as investors weighed CFO Pascal Desroches’ year-end retirement and Jennifer Biry’s 2027 succession amid heavy fiber and 5G spending, ongoing wireless competition from Verizon, and looming risks from SpaceX’s Starlink; next financial update set for July 22.
Ondas draws attention with $125M Cyberhawk drone inspection deal

Ondas draws attention with $125M Cyberhawk drone inspection deal

18 June 2026
Ondas shares rose about 3% in premarket trade after announcing a $125 million mostly cash deal to acquire Cyberhawk, which is expected to deliver over $45 million in revenue for fiscal 2027 with about 95% recurring revenue and a $95 million backlog; deal closing is expected in Q3, pending approvals.
Accenture Drops After Forecast Misses, Despite $4.18 Billion Cybersecurity Spend

Accenture Drops After Forecast Misses, Despite $4.18 Billion Cybersecurity Spend

18 June 2026
Accenture shares tumbled premarket after slashing its full-year local-currency revenue growth outlook to 3%-4% and guiding fourth-quarter revenue below Wall Street estimates, overshadowing a $4.18 billion cybersecurity acquisition push as investors focused on persistent weak IT spending and uncertainty over AI’s impact on consulting demand.
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