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Major U.S. indexes gained at midday Monday, as tech stocks surged after Nvidia and Apple supplier Foxconn posted strong fourth-quarter results.

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Alico, Inc. (NASDAQ:ALCO) shares traded higher on Monday after the Florida-based agribusiness and land management company announced key changes to its operations. Alico plans to wind down Alico Citrus’ primary operations, which will include reducing most of its citrus production workforce effective immediately. Alico’s Board approved reducing up to 172 positions, with 135 employees affected by January 6, 2025, and the remainder by April 1, 2025. Alico expects that approximately 3,460 citrus acre

After a difficult 2024, American Airlines (AAL) is getting a big tailwind as it launches into 2025. The company received upgraded stock recommendations from two investment banks, TD Cowen and Jeffries (JEF).

Arbe Robotics Ltd. (NASDAQ:ARBE) shares are trading higher after the company partnered with NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) to enhance free space mapping and AI-driven capabilities for the automotive industry. The collaboration aims to advance vehicle safety and autonomy, with Arbe set to showcase its ultra-high-definition radar technology at CES 2025. Arbe said its radar technology delivers a “Grand Unified Perception Model,” integrating radar data into OEM systems for autonomous driving. It p