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The latest stocks coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
The aerospace and defense company secured follow-on orders from a U.S. defense entity to supply its Stalker uncrewed aircraft systems, building on a previous contract from earlier in the year.
Advanced nuclear fuel manufacturer Standard Nuclear has significantly reduced the size and pricing of its upcoming U.S. initial public offering, now aiming to raise $150 million in a downsized deal, according to a recent regulatory filing.
First Quantum Minerals is in early-stage discussions to sell a minority stake in its Taca Taca copper project in Argentina, one of the world's largest undeveloped sites, according to a Bloomberg report. Rio Tinto, Mitsubishi, and Mitsui are said to be among the potential buyers.
UnitedHealth Group shares fell in pre-market trading as investors reacted to disappointing results from a key peer and an expanded Department of Justice antitrust investigation ahead of the company's own earnings report.
Jay Clayton, President Trump's nominee for Director of National Intelligence, is set to face sharp questioning from senators over his recent subpoenas of New York Times journalists during his delayed confirmation hearing.
The industrial technology company announced a significant year-over-year increase in second-quarter orders and sales, driven by robust performance in its energy segment and improved profitability.
Shares of the Mediterranean fast-casual chain rose after Morgan Stanley upgraded its rating and price target, citing an attractive entry point following a recent stock decline.
CVS Health shares fell after the company announced a major settlement with the Federal Trade Commission that alters its pharmacy benefit manager's business model, alongside a separate $440 million settlement with the Department of Justice.
Shares of Molina Healthcare fell sharply after a report from rival Elevance Health fueled investor concerns about rising medical expenses, prompting a pullback from a recent 52-week high.
