Check out the companies making the biggest moves midday: TreeHouse Foods — The food processor rallied 23% after announcing it’s being bought by European investment group Investindustrial for $22.50 per share in cash. That represents an 18% premium from Friday’s close. The deal values TreeHouse at nearly $3 billion. Tech stocks — Names tied to the artificial intelligence trade roared back on news of a possible end to the U.S. government shutdown, which contributed to investors’ risk-on attitude. Nvidia jumped nearly 3.5%, while AMD rose about 3.8%, and Broadcom gained 1.7%. Each of the “Magnificent Seven” stocks were in the…
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Check out the companies making headlines before the bell : MP Materials — The rare earth mine operator rose 3% after a Deutsche Bank upgrade to buy from hold. The bank highlighted MP as a buying opportunity for investors looking for exposure to rare earths. Palantir — Shares of the defense technology stock popped 3%. The stock tumbled more than 11% amid the selloff in artificial intelligence-focused names last week. American Airlines , United Airlines and Delta Air Lines — These three airline stocks all rose about 2% in premarket trading on hopes that the U.S. government shutdown could be…
Advanced Micro Devices on Tuesday will host its first financial analyst day in three years — and Wall Street thinks the chipmaker will live up to high expectations. AMD shares have been on a tear this year as investors cheered the company’s high-profile partnerships with AI giants such as OpenAI and Oracle . Although the stock is up nearly 104% year to date, shares have slumped about 5% since AMD gave fourth-quarter margin guidance that was in line with estimates. Analysts remain bullish on the stock with a consensus price target of $267.02 implying roughly 9% potential upside ahead, per…
ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via EmailDavid Zervos, Jefferies, joins ‘Fast Money’ to talk his take on the stock market, the influence of the political backdrop, what is driving markets higher, and more.08:19Mon, Nov 10 20255:34 PM EST Source link
Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) speaks to reporters outside the Senate Chamber of the U.S. Capitol Building on Oct. 1, 2025 in Washington, DC.Andrew Harnik | Getty ImagesDemocratic senators on Monday blamed the White House push to fast track artificial intelligence data centers and its attacks on renewable energy for rising electricity prices in certain parts of the U.S.Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and others demanded that the White House and Commerce Department detail what actions they have taken to shield consumers from the impact of massive data centers in a letter sent Monday.Voters are increasingly…
Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) speaks at a press conference with other Senate Democrats who voted to restore government funding, in Washington, DC on November 9, 2025. Nathan Posner | Anadolu | Getty ImagesUpdate: The Senate on Monday night passed the deal, sending the funding bill to the House.Senate Democrats are poised to help Republicans pass a bill that could lead to the end of the government shutdown. But the deal they’re agreeing to doesn’t directly address what was once Democrats’ key demand: an extension of Affordable Care Act subsidies, which are due to expire by year’s end.The Senate took a major step toward…
Global stocks rallied Monday as the longest-ever U.S. government shutdown appeared to be drawing to an end.The U.S. senate has approved the first stage of a bipartisan deal which could bring an end to the shutdown. The deal would fund the government until Jan. 30th next year, and would potentially reverse some of the permanent layoffs of government employees that occurred during the 35-day impasse.Strategists said a potential end to the shutdown would offer a boost to investors after a week in which AI and tech stock jitters sent global equities into retreat.Speaking with CNBC’s “Europe Early Edition” on Monday,…
A Gulfstream G-IV private jet flies past clouds at sunset on approach to Washington’s Reagan National Airport on June 12, 2024, in Arlington, Virginia.J. David Ake | Getty ImagesThe Federal Aviation Administration on Monday will “effectively prohibit business aviation” at a dozen major U.S. airports, adding to flight restrictions for commercial airlines as air traffic controller shortages snarl travel in the government shutdown, a trade group said.Last week, the Trump administration ordered U.S. commercial airlines to cut their schedules to ease strains on air traffic controllers who are working without their regular paychecks in the shutdown. Government officials at first…
Instacart topped third-quarter earnings and issued upbeat guidance under new CEO Chris Rogers.The grocery delivery platform’s stock rose 1.6% on Monday.Here’s how the company did versus LSEG estimates:Earnings per share: 51 cents vs. 49 cents expectedRevenue: $939 million vs. $934 million expectedRevenue rose 10% from $852 million in the year-ago period. Gross transaction value, which tracks the value of goods sold, climbed 10% to $9.17 billion from $8.3 billion last year and surpassed a $9.11 billion estimate from FactSet.In his first letter to shareholders as CEO, Rogers said Instacart is focused on affordability and boosting its enterprise solutions. He referred…
Jakub Porzycki | Nurphoto | Getty Images Investors piled back into artificial intelligence names on Monday stateside. Shares of Nvidia jumped 5.8%, Broadcom advanced 2.6% and Microsoft climbed 1.9% to end its eight-day losing streak, its longest consecutive decline since 2011.Market watchers are hoping that another historically long streak — the U.S. government shutdown — could soon be snapped as well. As of this newsletter’s publication time, lawmakers in the U.S. Senate are voting on a deal to reopen the government, though it still has to pass through the House and then signed into law by President Donald Trump (who…
