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REGENXBIO shares sink after the FDA places a clinical hold on two gene therapy trials following a safety concern tied to abnormal tissue growth in one patient.
RTX shares were little changed as investors weighed a new $197 million Raytheon reconnaissance contract for Poland and fresh quarterly results with 2026 guidance.
Teva beat fourth-quarter estimates as drug sales surged, led by Austedo and Ajovy, while the company forecast steady earnings and revenue growth for 2026.
South Dakota Republican Representative Logan Manhart introduced House Bill 1155 Tuesday to allow the state to invest up to 10% of public funds in Bitcoin (CRYPTO:
United Microelectronics shares fell even after beating Q4 earnings estimates, as investors focused on flat pricing, steady utilization, and a cautious margin outlook for early 2026.
Amazon shares are trending Wednesday after the Seattle-based e-commerce company confirmed plans to imminently lay-off 16,000 workers. Multiple analysts also weighed in on the stock following the company's updated grocery strategy.
Nvidia's AI boom is increasingly tied to billions in GPU-backed private credit, with CoreWeave and other AI clouds borrowing heavily to buy Nvidia chips. Here's why Nvidia is becoming a private credit macro trade for investors.
