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Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) Stock After Hours Dec. 12, 2025: Citi Downgrade, Wells Fargo Price Target Raise, Insider Filing — What to Know Before the Next Market Open

Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) Stock After Hours Dec. 12, 2025: Citi Downgrade, Wells Fargo Price Target Raise, Insider Filing — What to Know Before the Next Market Open

Intuitive Surgical, Inc. (NASDAQ: ISRG) ended Friday’s session (12/12/2025) lower, then traded almost flat after the bell as investors digested a busy mix of analyst calls, options-market signals, and fresh SEC-related headlines. Below is a detailed wrap of what moved ISRG on Dec. 12, 2025 after hours, plus the key news, forecasts, and analysis published on 12/12/2025 that traders will likely carry into the next regular session. ISRG after the bell (12/12/2025): Price action was calm, but the headline tape wasn’t ISRG closed at $542.32 at 4:00 p.m. ET on Dec. 12, down $5.04 (-0.92%) on the day. In after-hours
Merck (MRK) Stock After Hours on Dec. 12, 2025: Winrevair EU Tailwind, Analyst Targets, and What to Watch Before the Next Open

Merck (MRK) Stock After Hours on Dec. 12, 2025: Winrevair EU Tailwind, Analyst Targets, and What to Watch Before the Next Open

Merck & Company, Inc. (NYSE: MRK) ended Friday, December 12, 2025, as a relative bright spot in a broadly weak session for U.S. equities. The stock closed at $100.30 (+1.30%), extending its winning streak to three straight days even as the S&P 500 fell 1.07%. MarketWatch After the bell, trading was muted: one widely followed quote feed showed MRK at about $100.28 in after-market trading (around 7:04 p.m. ET)—essentially flat versus the close, suggesting investors had largely priced in the day’s catalysts by the end of regular hours. Zacks A crucial calendar note: December 13, 2025 is a Saturday, and
Dell Technologies (DELL) Stock After-Hours Dec. 12, 2025: Why Shares Fell and What to Know Before the Next Market Open

Dell Technologies (DELL) Stock After-Hours Dec. 12, 2025: Why Shares Fell and What to Know Before the Next Market Open

Dell Technologies Inc. (NYSE: DELL) ended Friday, December 12, 2025, with a sharp decline, then edged slightly lower in after-hours trading—a move that puts the spotlight back on two forces that keep yanking Dell’s stock around in late 2025: AI-infrastructure sentiment and hardware supply-chain pricing shocks. DELL closed the regular session at $129.98 (down 6.22%), after trading in a wide range between $139.49 and $129.44, with volume around 9.30 million shares. Investing.com After the bell, MarketWatch showed DELL at $129.84 at 6:54 p.m. ET, down $0.14 (-0.11%) in extended trading. MarketWatch One calendar reality check before we go further: December
AbbVie Stock (ABBV) After-Hours Update: What Happened on Dec. 12, 2025—and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

AbbVie Stock (ABBV) After-Hours Update: What Happened on Dec. 12, 2025—and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

AbbVie Inc. (NYSE: ABBV) ended Friday, December 12, 2025, modestly lower, then drifted a bit further down in after-hours trading—an unsurprising outcome on a day when U.S. equities broadly retreated and investors refocused on the macro calendar. Here’s what moved the stock after the bell, the fresh analyst notes published on 12/12, and the practical checklist market watchers are carrying into the next session. StockAnalysis+2Reuters+2 ABBV stock price after the bell (Dec. 12, 2025) AbbVie shares closed the regular session at $223.32, down $0.66 (-0.29%), according to consolidated market data. In extended trading, ABBV was quoted around $222.52 at 7:42
McDonald’s Stock (MCD) After Hours 12/12/2025: Late-Day Strength, Weekend Headlines, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

McDonald’s Stock (MCD) After Hours 12/12/2025: Late-Day Strength, Weekend Headlines, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

McDonald’s Corporation (NYSE: MCD) ended Friday, December 12, 2025, as one of the market’s standout large-cap “defensive” winners—even as Wall Street logged its worst day in roughly three weeks. The stock closed at $316.72 (+2.26%) and then eased slightly in after-hours trading—a modest pullback that suggested no major new, late-breaking catalyst hit the tape after the closing bell. Yahoo Finance+1 One calendar note up front (because dates matter and markets are picky): U.S. stock markets do not have a regular session on Saturday, December 13, 2025. NYSE trading hours are Monday–Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET, so the “next
Synopsys (SNPS) Stock After-Hours Update: What Happened After the Bell on Dec. 12, 2025—and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

Synopsys (SNPS) Stock After-Hours Update: What Happened After the Bell on Dec. 12, 2025—and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

Updated: Saturday, December 13, 2025 Synopsys, Inc. (NASDAQ: SNPS) ended Friday, December 12, 2025, on a sour note—down 5.09% in regular trading to $452.95—before stabilizing in after-hours trade. By the end of the extended session, SNPS was quoted around $452.35, off about 0.13% from the close. Yahoo Finance At first glance, the move looks confusing: Synopsys had just delivered a headline “beat” earlier in the week and drew a wave of upbeat analyst commentary. But Friday wasn’t a “single-stock story.” It was a risk-off day for tech and semis, with investors suddenly jittery about AI-linked valuations—and that macro tape can
PepsiCo Stock (PEP) After Hours on Dec. 12, 2025: What Moved the Shares, the Latest 2026 Outlook, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

PepsiCo Stock (PEP) After Hours on Dec. 12, 2025: What Moved the Shares, the Latest 2026 Outlook, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

PepsiCo (PEP) closed at $150.65 on Dec. 12, 2025 and slipped to about $150.28 after hours. Here’s the key news, forecasts, and analyst takes shaping the setup into the next session. PepsiCo, Inc. (NASDAQ: PEP) finished Friday, December 12, 2025 on a stronger note than the broader market — and then gave back a small piece of those gains in after-hours trading. One calendar reality check upfront: December 13, 2025 is a Saturday, when U.S. stock markets are closed. So “before the market open on 13.12.2025” effectively means investors are positioning through the weekend for the next regular session on
Charles Schwab (SCHW) Stock After the Bell (Dec. 12, 2025): November Asset Flows, Analyst Forecasts, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

Charles Schwab (SCHW) Stock After the Bell (Dec. 12, 2025): November Asset Flows, Analyst Forecasts, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

Charles Schwab Corporation (NYSE: SCHW) finished Friday, December 12, 2025, modestly lower in regular trading, then ticked up in after-hours action—an end-of-week setup shaped by fresh company operating data, new analyst notes, and a broader tech-led market pullback. SCHW closed at $96.65, down about 0.4% on the session, with the stock trading around $96.84 (+0.2%) in after-hours as of early evening updates. MarketWatch+1 One quick calendar reality check: December 13, 2025 is a Saturday, so U.S. equity markets (NYSE/Nasdaq) do not open. The next full regular session is Monday, December 15, 2025—meaning “before the open” planning is really about weekend
Citigroup Stock (C) After Hours on Dec. 12, 2025: JPMorgan Upgrade, Banamex Watch, and What to Know Before the Next Market Open

Citigroup Stock (C) After Hours on Dec. 12, 2025: JPMorgan Upgrade, Banamex Watch, and What to Know Before the Next Market Open

Citigroup, Inc. (NYSE: C) ended the Friday, December 12, 2025 session close to flat—then stayed calm after the bell—despite a high-profile analyst upgrade that helped put the bank back in the spotlight. The setup heading into the next trading session is less about a single headline and more about whether Citi’s 2025 rerating can keep going as Wall Street weighs: (1) the turnaround under CEO Jane Fraser, (2) regulatory and capital tailwinds for big banks, and (3) progress on the long-running Banamex plan in Mexico. Below is what moved Citi on 12/12, what the after-hours tape said, and what to
Eaton (ETN) Stock After Hours Dec. 12, 2025: Why Shares Fell, What Analysts Forecast, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

Eaton (ETN) Stock After Hours Dec. 12, 2025: Why Shares Fell, What Analysts Forecast, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

Eaton Corporation plc (ETN) slid 5.25% on Dec. 12 and steadied after hours. Here’s the key news, forecasts, and what matters before the next session. Eaton Corporation plc (NYSE: ETN) ended Friday, Dec. 12, 2025, with a sharp drop—and then a small after-hours rebound that left investors with a familiar question: “Is this a real shift, or a one-day air pocket in a crowded trade?” By the closing bell, ETN fell 5.25% to $331.98 after trading between $349.98 and $329.40. Volume was roughly 3.88 million shares, and the day’s move amounted to about -$18.38. Eaton After the bell, sentiment cooled
ServiceNow (NOW) Stock After the Bell on Dec. 12, 2025: After-Hours Move, Stock Split Countdown, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

ServiceNow (NOW) Stock After the Bell on Dec. 12, 2025: After-Hours Move, Stock Split Countdown, and What to Watch Before the Next Market Open

ServiceNow, Inc. (NYSE: NOW) ended Friday’s session with a modest decline and then traded a touch lower in extended hours—while the broader tech complex took heavier heat on renewed “AI bubble” nerves. The bigger storyline for NOW heading into next week isn’t a single headline from Friday night; it’s the calendar: ServiceNow’s 5-for-1 stock split is days away, and that can create real-world friction (and occasional volatility) for investors, options traders, and anyone with open orders. After the bell (Dec. 12, 2025): NOW closed at about $865.17, down roughly 0.27%, then slipped to around $864.25 in after-hours trading (as of
Cisco (CSCO) Stock After the Bell on Dec. 12, 2025: After‑Hours Snapshot, Fresh Headlines, Analyst Forecasts, and What Matters Before the Next Market Open

Cisco (CSCO) Stock After the Bell on Dec. 12, 2025: After‑Hours Snapshot, Fresh Headlines, Analyst Forecasts, and What Matters Before the Next Market Open

Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO) ended Friday, December 12, 2025, on a softer note after a week that included a long-awaited milestone: the stock finally revisited (and briefly surpassed) its dot‑com era peak. The regular session closed with CSCO down about 1.85% at roughly $77.80, while after-hours trading was essentially flat, ticking only slightly higher. Yahoo Finance+1 Below is what investors should know after the bell on 12/12/2025—including the biggest same-day news threads, the most relevant forecasts and analyses circulating into the weekend, and the practical checklist heading into the next U.S. market open. After-hours recap: What CSCO did after

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China’s J-10C debut draws eyes at Singapore Airshow as Asia weighs U.S. ties

China’s J-10C debut draws eyes at Singapore Airshow as Asia weighs U.S. ties

7 February 2026
Singapore, February 7, 2026, 17:58 (SGT) China used the Singapore Airshow to project military reach and sell an image of confidence, as Southeast Asian delegations packed Chinese booths and watched a debut display by the People’s Liberation Army Air Force’s J-10C fighters. (https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/china-flexes-its-muscle-singapore-airshow-us-isolated-2026-02-06/) The timing matters. Regional officials and analysts say doubts about Washington’s long-term posture are growing, as U.S. President Donald Trump has criticised some allies and imposed tariffs, creating room for Beijing to widen influence. Behind the aerobatics and glossy models, the show is also turning into a stress test for industrial capacity — who can deliver aircraft,
Blockchain’s New Pitch: Tracking Supply-Chain Emissions for a Price

Blockchain’s New Pitch: Tracking Supply-Chain Emissions for a Price

7 February 2026
Blockchain industry groups are promoting supply-chain emissions tracking and data transparency, not crypto trading, as key business uses. Companies face mounting pressure to map Scope 3 emissions, which are often hard to verify. Past blockchain supply-chain projects, including Maersk’s TradeLens, struggled with adoption when partners failed to participate.
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