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NYSE:GEA News 29 December 2025

GE Aerospace stock slips on ex-dividend day as Wall Street cools into year-end

GE Aerospace stock slips on ex-dividend day as Wall Street cools into year-end

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 15:18 ET — Regular session Shares of GE Aerospace fell about 1% to $312.08 in afternoon trading on Monday as the jet-engine maker’s stock traded ex-dividend. The stock last closed at $315.14 and has traded between $311.61 and $315.97. The company said it declared a quarterly dividend of $0.36 a share, payable on Jan. 26, 2026, to shareholders of record at the close of business on Dec. 29. The ex-dividend date is Dec. 29, meaning buyers from Monday are not entitled to the payout. GE Aerospace The dip came as U.S. stocks eased from record

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Coca-Cola stock price ends near $79 — frozen products exit sets up KO earnings week

Coca-Cola stock price ends near $79 — frozen products exit sets up KO earnings week

7 February 2026
Coca-Cola will discontinue its frozen products, including the Minute Maid frozen line, in the U.S. and Canada in Q1 2026. Shares closed Friday up 0.66% at $79.03 ahead of Tuesday’s quarterly results. CEO James Quincey sold 337,824 shares on Feb. 3 for about $26 million under a pre-arranged plan. Options pricing suggests a possible 3% move after earnings.
Cisco stock jumps 3% into earnings week as tech shakeout keeps CSCO in focus

Cisco stock jumps 3% into earnings week as tech shakeout keeps CSCO in focus

7 February 2026
Cisco shares closed up 3% at $84.82 Friday after a volatile week for tech stocks. The company will report quarterly results Feb. 11, with analysts expecting EPS of $1.02 on $15.12 billion revenue. U.S. jobs and inflation data, delayed by the federal shutdown, are also due next week. About 23.9 million Cisco shares traded Friday.
AMD stock rebounds 8% after post-earnings slump as payrolls, CPI loom

AMD stock rebounds 8% after post-earnings slump as payrolls, CPI loom

7 February 2026
AMD shares jumped 8.2% to $208.44 Friday, rebounding after a 13% plunge earlier in the week on weak guidance and AI competition fears. The Philadelphia semiconductor index rose 5.7% as chip stocks led a broader market rally. Investors are awaiting next week’s U.S. payrolls and inflation data, which could shift rate expectations for tech.
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