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Huntington’s $7.4B Texas-Tupelo Power Move: Cadence Bank Takeover Shakes Up Banking

Huntington’s $7.4B Texas-Tupelo Power Move: Cadence Bank Takeover Shakes Up Banking

Huntington Bancshares agreed to acquire Cadence Bank in an all-stock deal valued at $7.4 billion, giving Cadence shareholders 2.475 HBAN shares per Cadence share. The combined bank will hold $276 billion in assets and $220 billion in deposits, becoming a top-10 U.S. regional bank. The merger is expected to close in Q1 2026 pending approvals. Huntington shares fell 3–4% pre-market, while Cadence rose about 2%.
27 October 2025
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Star Tribune’s Bold “Good News” Experiment – Can Positive Stories Save Local News?

Star Tribune’s Bold “Good News” Experiment – Can Positive Stories Save Local News?

The Star Tribune launched MN Rising, a digital platform featuring sponsored stories about Minnesota organizations’ community impact. The project debuted in October 2025 with over 15 founding sponsors, including Blue Cross Blue Shield and the University of St. Thomas. Businesses pay to showcase their positive initiatives. The move comes as the paper seeks new revenue streams amid declining print and digital ad sales.
23 October 2025
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Huntington Bancshares’ Profit Surge Defies Banking Jitters – HBAN Stock Eyes Rebound

Huntington Bancshares’ Profit Surge Defies Banking Jitters – HBAN Stock Eyes Rebound

Huntington Bancshares stock rose 2% to the mid-$15 range on Oct. 17, 2025, after Q3 net income jumped 22% to $629 million, beating estimates. Revenue reached $2.15 billion, with interest income up 11% and non-interest income up 20%. Average loans grew 9%, while net charge-offs stayed low at 0.22%. The bank is set to close its merger with Veritex Holdings on Oct. 20.
17 October 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Trivariate Research Recommends Dividend Growth Stocks to Shield Portfolios Amid Market Selloff
    May 19, 2026, 5:27 PM EDT. Trivariate Research suggests investors pivot to dividend growth stocks for downside protection amid a market selloff. The S&P 500 is facing a third consecutive losing session as 10-year Treasury yields hit their highest since early 2025, surpassing 4.6%. Traditional defensive sectors like pharmaceuticals and utilities now constitute just over 10% of the S&P 500, down from nearly 30% 25 years ago. Trivariate targets stocks with at least five years of consistent dividend growth, forecasted sales growth of 7%, and earnings growth of 10%. Notable picks include Rollins, a pest control firm with a 10% yoy dividend increase and solid analyst support, and Cheniere Energy, benefiting from geopolitical factors and rising earnings forecasts. Both stocks exemplify resilience and growth potential in volatile markets.

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Kraken Robotics Stock Rises: Why PNG Rebounded After the TSXV Holiday

Kraken Robotics Stock Rises: Why PNG Rebounded After the TSXV Holiday

19 May 2026
Kraken Robotics shares closed up 2.2% at C$7.44 Tuesday, outperforming the TSX Composite’s 0.3% drop. The move followed no new company disclosures, with investors focusing on the pending C$615 million Covelya acquisition and 2026 guidance. Trading volume reached 1.48 million shares. Kraken recently reported 2025 revenue of C$102.2 million and guided 2026 revenue to C$165–175 million.
SMCI Stock Alert: Super Micro Slips as Sales Shake-Up Tests AI Server Rally

SMCI Stock Alert: Super Micro Slips as Sales Shake-Up Tests AI Server Rally

19 May 2026
Super Micro Computer shares fell 0.9% to $30.56 Tuesday after a filing showed longtime sales chief Don Clegg retired, effective May 15. The company named Matthew Thauberger as chief revenue officer last week. Super Micro reported third-quarter net sales of $10.2 billion, up from $4.6 billion a year earlier, but missed Wall Street revenue estimates.
Keysight Shares Surge as Orders Hit Record High

Keysight Shares Surge as Orders Hit Record High

19 May 2026
Keysight Technologies shares climbed nearly 4% in after-hours trading Tuesday after reporting fiscal Q2 revenue of $1.72 billion and adjusted earnings of $2.87 per share, beating analyst estimates. Orders rose to $2.05 billion from $1.32 billion a year earlier. The stock closed at $344.11, then traded at $357.80 after the bell. S&P 500 and Nasdaq both fell during the session.
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