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Bath & Body Works stock fell after Goldman Sachs downgraded the retailer to "Sell" from "Neutral," citing declining consumer sentiment and risks associated with its new third-party distribution strategy.
Shares of FuelCell Energy fell significantly after the company announced and priced a $225 million public stock offering at a steep discount to its previous closing price, raising concerns about shareholder dilution.
Kodiak Gas Services announced a multi-year agreement with Baker Hughes to deploy up to 1.8 GW of gas turbine power generation, primarily for U.S. data centers, causing its stock to rise. The deal aims to address growing electricity demand and grid constraints.
German insurer Allianz SE plans to reduce its workforce by 1,500 to 1,800 positions at its Allianz Partners subsidiary in Europe. The company attributed the job cuts to the implementation of artificial intelligence solutions.
Shares of the energy giant climbed after the company signaled a substantial increase in second-quarter profits, a forecast bolstered by a surge in crude oil prices following new hostilities in the Strait of Hormuz.
Wells Fargo has begun coverage of AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile with a cautious outlook, identifying SpaceX's Starlink satellite service as a growing competitive risk to the industry.
Citi Research has raised its rating on automotive supplier Forvia to 'Buy' from 'Neutral,' anticipating that a reaffirmation of the company's full-year guidance will help the stock recover from its recent downturn.
Shares of the energy giant climbed in pre-market trading, driven by a surge in crude oil prices following reports of attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and a U.S. policy shift on Iranian oil sales.
Bank of America clients became net buyers of U.S. equities for the first time in five weeks, purchasing a net $4 billion in the week ending July 3. The shift was primarily driven by strong buying from hedge funds, which have now been net buyers for four consecutive weeks.
