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Chevron stock: Venezuela license shift and Leviathan gas bet put CVX back on watch

Chevron stock: Venezuela license shift and Leviathan gas bet put CVX back on watch

NEW YORK, Jan 17, 2026, 11:45 — Market closed Chevron shares ticked up 0.1% to $166.26 by Friday’s close. U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright told Reuters that Washington is accelerating efforts to broaden Chevron’s Venezuela license—a waiver under U.S. sanctions—allowing the company to pay the Venezuelan government in cash rather than crude and act as “another marketer of crude.”
Home Depot stock price in focus as investors seek answers on surveillance data ahead of Fed meeting

Home Depot stock price in focus as investors seek answers on surveillance data ahead of Fed meeting

New York, January 17, 2026, 11:26 ET — The market is now closed. Home Depot is under fresh pressure from shareholders to scrutinize how it handles surveillance data from its parking lots, following reports that vendor Flock Safety’s license-plate reader cameras have been linked to U.S. immigration enforcement. The stock closed Friday at $380.17, up $1.03, or 0.27%. Zevin Asset Management, which owns over $7 million in Home Depot shares, is spearheading a proposal backed by 17 co-filers urging an “assessment of privacy and civil rights risks.” A company spokesperson responded, saying: “We cannot legally interfere with federal enforcement agencies.”
Agricultural Bank of China A-shares slide again — 601288 investors eye Monday’s margin-rule reset

Agricultural Bank of China A-shares slide again — 601288 investors eye Monday’s margin-rule reset

Shanghai, Jan 18, 2026, 00:35 CST — Market closed Agricultural Bank of China’s Shanghai-traded Class A shares closed Friday down 1.6% at 7.21 yuan, marking roughly a 5% drop over the past three sessions. The decline comes ahead of a policy-heavy week in mainland markets. Trading volume hit about 372 million shares, with the stock dipping to a session low of 7.20 yuan.

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  • Tesla up 8% as delivery outlook, FSD hopes lift stock; $420 target in sight by 2026
    June 30, 2026, 2:19 AM EDT. Tesla shares jumped 8% to near $412 after Morgan Stanley, Barclays, and Goldman Sachs raised forecasts for second-quarter deliveries, outpacing Tesla's own guidance. Investors responded to steadier demand in China and Europe and new focus on Tesla's Full Self-Driving software, seen as a potential driver for recurring revenue. The company cited record order backlog, higher output at Giga Berlin, and better auto margins. A model with 14% revenue growth and 9% operating margin pegs the 2026 target at $420, making the stock look fully valued after the move. Tesla's sales, FSD take-up, and energy storage progress remain key for next steps.
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