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Cardinal Health stock jumps 9% after earnings beat — what CAH investors watch next

Cardinal Health stock jumps 9% after earnings beat — what CAH investors watch next

Cardinal Health shares jumped 9% to $226.05 Thursday after the company raised its fiscal 2026 adjusted earnings forecast to $10.15-$10.35 per share. Quarterly revenue rose 19% and adjusted profit beat estimates, driven by strong specialty drug demand. CEO Jason Hollar cited double-digit profit growth across all segments. Specialty medicines, including GLP-1 drugs, contributed significantly to revenue gains.

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  • Dow Jones, Nasdaq 100: Four Key Market Movers to Watch This Week
    June 28, 2026, 3:43 PM EDT. Dow Jones and Nasdaq 100 indices slowed recently amid rising stock market volatility. Investors focus on four major events this week. First, US nonfarm payrolls data due, with job growth expected at 114,000 and unemployment steady at 4.3%, influencing Federal Reserve rate decisions. Second, SpaceX could join the Nasdaq 100, triggering a potential $4.3 billion buying spree, though its shares have fallen 32% from highs. Third, fragile US-Iran ceasefire risks geopolitical escalation, which may push crude oil prices higher and unsettle markets. Fourth, key corporate earnings, including Nike, Constellation Brands, and General Mills, will provide fresh insights into market health. These events will shape market direction amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

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UiPath (NYSE:PATH) shares see heavy trading after Friday’s jump as buyback calculations come into focus

UiPath (NYSE:PATH) shares see heavy trading after Friday’s jump as buyback calculations come into focus

28 June 2026
UiPath closed up 6.04% at $10.53 Friday, with weekly trading volume equal to 57% of its diluted share count, but shares remain 8.2% below the company’s average first-quarter buyback price of $11.47; with $500 million authorized for repurchases, every $100 million at current prices retires more shares, making buyback efficiency a key factor as revenue and ARR growth remain in the low-teens.
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