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The latest stocks coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
Shares of the Ray-Ban maker fell over 3% after Goldman Sachs cut its rating to 'Neutral,' citing moderating growth and intensifying competition in the smart eyewear market.
The German rail infrastructure company cut its full-year sales and earnings forecasts, citing weaker customer demand and project delays, triggering a sharp sell-off in its stock.
The Swedish online brokerage reported a significant earnings beat for the second quarter, citing stronger trading activity and a record influx of new customers amid improving investor sentiment.
Shares in the German medical and safety technology group rose after it reported preliminary Q2 sales that beat expectations and raised the lower end of its full-year profit margin forecast.
The British animal genetics firm boosted its full-year profit guidance, citing better-than-expected trading and robust performance in its key divisions, which significantly improved its cash position and reduced debt.
President Trump is increasingly using stock market highs as a primary measure of his administration's success, a metric that critics argue ignores the economic reality for the nearly 40% of Americans who do not own stocks.
Research firm MoffettNathanson identifies the upcoming multiplayer component of Grand Theft Auto VI as the most critical factor for investors evaluating Take-Two Interactive stock, citing its potential for long-term recurring revenue.
