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AI·573 items
Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
Dennis W. Liu disposed of 6,059 shares of Class A Common Stock in Clear Secure, Inc. (NYSE:YOU) between September 1 and September 3, 2026.
Who
Dennis W. Liu, Chief Accounting Officer of Clear Secure, Inc.
Where
United States
When
Why
Part of the sale was to satisfy tax obligations, and the remainder was executed under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries announced its 'Pivot to Growth' strategy is accelerating with momentum in branded medicines, stabilized generics, expanding biosimilars, and a strengthened balance sheet.
Who
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., Richard Francis (CEO), Eric Hughes (EVP of R&D and CMO)
Where
Tel Aviv, Israel
When
Why
To transform from a pure-play generics company into a biopharmaceutical company and return to growth.
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Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
Kalshi plans to offer single-stock perpetual futures contracts in the U.S. and bet on agriculture commodity prices.
Who
Kalshi
Where
United States
When
Why
Kalshi is seeking regulatory approval to list contracts linked to major U.S. stocks and expand into traditional financial markets.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
Senior Executive VP and CFO of Amalgamated Financial Corp. sold 19,995 shares of the company's stock.
Who
Jason Darby
Where
United States
When
Why
unknown
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Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
Seagate and Western Digital reported strong Q4 fiscal 2026 financial results with Seagate gaining a significant head start in HAMR drive technology ahead of Western Digital's planned 2027 launch.
Who
Seagate Technology plc and Western Digital Corporation
Where
United States (NASDAQ)
When
Why
To inform investors about quarterly performance, technology roadmaps, and market positioning in the storage sector.
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Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
Hub Group received a Nasdaq delisting notice due to accounting errors and financial reporting delays, while also announcing executive leadership changes and lowering its revenue guidance.
Who
Hub Group, Inc.
Where
United States
When
Why
delays in submitting financial reports stemming from accounting errors identified earlier in the year, including a $77-million understatement of purchased transportation expenses and prematurely recognized transactions from 2023-2025.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
Dow Inc. is reportedly considering selling its 35% stake in Sadara Chemical joint venture to Saudi Aramco or another investor.
Who
Dow Inc., Saudi Aramco
Where
Jubail, Saudi Arabia
When
Why
Dow Inc. is reshaping its portfolio amid a prolonged downturn in the global chemicals industry and Sadara has become a significant financial burden with a negative investment balance.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
HSBC is winding down its transaction services business in Germany with over 300 positions expected to be phased out by 2028.
Who
HSBC Holdings plc
Where
Germany
When
Why
HSBC aims to strengthen its position in businesses with competitive advantages and growth opportunities, streamline European operations, reduce complexity, cut costs, and concentrate on higher-return businesses.
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Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
GE Aerospace agreed to acquire Consolidated Precision Products for approximately $11.75 billion, impacting Howmet Aerospace's outlook due to potential vertical integration and capacity challenges.
Who
Howmet Aerospace Inc., GE Aerospace, Consolidated Precision Products
Where
United States (NYSE)
When
Why
GE aims to secure more control over critical engine castings and expand production capacity to address a supply bottleneck rather than signaling weak demand.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
Marriott's Middle East business showed meaningful improvement in July with revenue per available room declining only 12% year over year compared to a 43% decline in the second quarter, while global room revenue increased 7%.
Who
Marriott International, Inc.
Where
Middle East, United States, Canada
When
Why
Continued regional conflict and geopolitical risks remain elevated, but demand is proving more resilient than initially feared.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
Enbridge Inc. agreed to acquire Tallgrass Energy's crude oil business for $2.55 billion in cash.
Who
Enbridge Inc. and Blackstone-owned Tallgrass Energy
Where
United States
When
Why
To expand its presence in the U.S. liquids pipeline market and strengthen its position in crude transportation.
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Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
The Cooper Companies, Inc. cut its fiscal 2026 profit and revenue forecasts due to weaker-than-expected demand for contact lenses affecting its CooperVision business.
Who
The Cooper Companies, Inc.
Where
United States
When
Why
Weaker-than-expected demand for contact lenses and a reduction in U.S. channel inventory.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 13 outside sources·
The Motley Fool published an article comparing AbbVie and CRISPR Therapeutics as investment options for 2026.
Who
The Motley Fool
Where
United States
When
Why
To provide investors with a comparison of two healthcare stocks, recommending AbbVie over CRISPR Therapeutics based on stability and cash flow.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 17 outside sources·
published an article comparing CrowdStrike and UiPath technology stocks as potential investments for 2026
Who
The Motley Fool analysts
Where
United States (implied by NASDAQ/NYSE tickers and company locations)
When
Why
to provide investment analysis and recommendations to readers
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Financial·Reported by 22 outside sources·
The Motley Fool published an article recommending four specific exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for long-term investors.
Who
The Motley Fool
Where
United States
When
Why
To provide investment advice and promote ETF products as alternatives to picking individual stocks.
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Financial·Reported by 15 outside sources·
The Motley Fool published an article analyzing Kraken Robotics stock as a potential long-term buy despite recent price declines and acquisition risks.
Who
Kraken Robotics Inc., The Motley Fool
Where
Canada
When
Why
The article aims to inform investors about Kraken Robotics' market position, recent performance, and potential for growth in underwater drone technology.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 15 outside sources·
An article published by The Motley Fool on Yahoo Finance provides investment advice on strategies to combat inflation and highlights specific stock recommendations.
Who
The Motley Fool
Where
United States
When
Why
To inform investors about strategies to protect retirement plans from inflation and promote Stock Advisor services.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 10 outside sources·
An article advises investors to rebalance portfolios away from overvalued AI stocks by considering Netflix as a reasonably valued alternative.
Who
The Motley Fool
Where
United States
When
Why
To provide balance to portfolios that are top-heavy with AI stocks and because Netflix is trading at a multiyear low valuation.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 15 outside sources·
David Einhorn criticized SpaceX's valuation and credit risk in his shareholder letter while The Motley Fool highlighted the controversy and promoted its own stock picks.
Who
David Einhorn, Greenlight Capital, Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX), The Motley Fool
Where
United States
When
Why
Einhorn believes SpaceX's IPO valuation is too high and its credit risk is underestimated, while The Motley Fool aims to inform investors about potential risks and promote their Stock Advisor service.
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Financial·Reported by 15 outside sources·
Jim Cramer commented on NVIDIA's stock price following remarks by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calling for a slowdown in AI development.
Who
Jim Cramer, NVIDIA Corporation, Dario Amodei
Where
United States
When
Why
Cramer believes the stock dip is temporary and that NVIDIA remains a buy despite concerns about capacity constraints and memory shortages.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 19 outside sources·
Analysts ranked the top 10 stocks to buy and noted that Breakwave Dry Bulk Shipping ETF (BWET) significantly outperformed other assets during a specific period due to geopolitical tensions.
Who
24/7 Wall St analysts
Where
United States, Strait of Hormuz
When
Why
Iran conflict and resulting closure of the Strait of Hormuz affecting global shipping routes.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 8 outside sources·
An analysis compares Ford Motor Company and Tesla, Inc. as investment options in the evolving automotive market, highlighting their differing business models, financial performance for FY 2025, and risk profiles.
Who
Ford Motor Company and Tesla, Inc.
Where
United States
When
Why
To help investors choose between traditional industrial stability and high-tech innovation in the automotive sector.
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Financial·Reported by 8 outside sources·
The Motley Fool published an article analyzing Everspin Technologies as a memory stock nearing a profitability turning point amidst legal challenges and strategic partnerships.
Who
Everspin Technologies, Inc., The Motley Fool
Where
United States
When
Why
To inform investors about Everspin Technologies' market position, legal expenses, strategic partnerships, and potential profitability following a period of losses.
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Financial·Reported by 10 outside sources·
The Motley Fool published an article comparing C3.ai and CrowdStrike stocks, recommending CrowdStrike over C3.ai for long-term investment.
Who
The Motley Fool analysts and investors
Where
United States (implied by NYSE/NASDAQ tickers)
When
Why
To provide investment analysis and recommendations to individual investors based on financial performance, risk factors, and market positioning of the two technology companies.
via marketaux
Financial·Reported by 8 outside sources·
Cronos Group reported second quarter results showing growth and profitability while facing a new Israeli investigation into alleged dumping of Canadian cannabis imports.
Who
Cronos Group Inc.
Where
Canada, Israel, Germany
When
Why
To report financial performance and disclose regulatory developments affecting its business operations.