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NYSE:HERC 9 March 2026

Sunbelt Rentals Holdings starts $1.5 billion buyback after NYSE debut, buys 663,882 shares in first week

Sunbelt Rentals Holdings starts $1.5 billion buyback after NYSE debut, buys 663,882 shares in first week

Sunbelt Rentals Holdings repurchased 663,882 shares worth about £36.2 million between March 2 and March 6, its first buyback after moving its main listing to New York. The shares were bought on the London Stock Exchange and will be held in treasury. Sunbelt’s NYSE shares rose 1.25% to $75.36 on Monday. The company’s next earnings call is set for March 12.
9 March 2026
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Capital One $425 Million Settlement Gets Final Approval — When 360 Savings Payments May Arrive

Capital One $425 Million Settlement Gets Final Approval — When 360 Savings Payments May Arrive

23 April 2026
A federal judge in Virginia has approved Capital One’s $425 million settlement over low-interest 360 Savings accounts, clearing payouts for account holders from September 2019 to June 2025. Payments are set to begin July 21 if there is no appeal. Current 360 Savings customers will get the higher 360 Performance Savings rate once the deal takes effect. Plaintiffs’ lawyers were awarded $32 million in fees.
Lululemon names former Nike executive Heidi O’Neill CEO as founder pressure mounts

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23 April 2026
Lululemon named former Nike executive Heidi O’Neill as CEO, effective Sept. 8, amid pressure from founder Chip Wilson and Elliott Investment Management. The announcement follows a 4% drop in Americas revenue last quarter, while international sales climbed 17%. O’Neill will join the board and be based in Vancouver. Interim co-CEOs Meghan Frank and André Maestrini will return to their previous roles in September.
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