Top Stock Movers Now: Honeywell, Sherwin-Williams, Regeneron, and More
Major U.S. stock indexes were higher at midday as markets awaited more information about potential White House tariff deals.
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Wells Fargo to buy back up to $40 billion of its common stock
Wells Fargo said on Tuesday that its board had authorized a stock buyback program of up to $40 billion.
Elon Musk’s retreat from DOGE has lifted Tesla’s market cap by $158 billion—but the stock is still 50% off its December peak
A TSLA stock rebound led to gains surpassing the current market caps of Amgen or Adobe.
Sherwin-Williams Stock Rises as Firm Benefits From Higher Prices, Lower Costs
Sherwin-Williams exceeded earnings expectations on higher prices and lower costs, although revenue missed estimates.
Hims & Hers stock jumps on Novo Nordisk GLP-1 partnership
Novo Nordisk launched access to its popular weight loss GLP-1 drug, Wegovy, through multiple telehealth platforms, including Hims & Hers.
Honeywell Stock Rises as Firm Posts Strong Results, Plans to Counter Tariffs
Honeywell International exceeded first-quarter earnings and revenue estimates as two of its units posted sales gains.
S&P Global sees credit rating breathing room for trade war rivals US and China
LONDON (Reuters) -The United States and China are unlikely to see a rapid hit to their credit ratings from a trade war, S&P Global's top sovereign analyst has said, with damage more likely concentrated on poorer countries and those already on downgrade warnings. S&P reaffirmed its "stable" outlook on its AA+ U.S. sovereign credit rating days before President Donald Trump announced his sweeping round of global trade tariffs in early April. It cited the U.S.' near 100%-of-GDP government debt level and a fiscal deficit running at 6%-7% of GDP as its key credit weaknesses, while it also pointed to the significant uncertainty around Trump's trade moves and other policies.