S&P 500 CEO Pay Reaches $18.2 Million Median
A Diligent report found higher executive pay and sign-on bonuses as CEO turnover and investor scrutiny shaped compensation decisions.

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A Diligent report found higher executive pay and sign-on bonuses as CEO turnover and investor scrutiny shaped compensation decisions.

The research publisher highlights revenue and cash-flow trends at two companies, while pointing to slower profitability growth at PNC.

Specialty testing, acquisitions and margin gains support expansion, while higher costs and reimbursement changes remain risks.

Dr. Raluca Dinu will lead the ceremony, which the company says will recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month and spotlight breast health.

The 25-year extension preserves Cboe’s exclusive SPX options license and opens the door to joint work on tokenized contracts.

The S&P/TSX 60 futures contract rose 0.1% as traders awaited Canadian growth figures and monitored energy prices.

Summit gained after AstraZeneca agreed to invest $2 billion, while CarMax beat earnings forecasts and FICO faced a new scoring framework.

The publisher points to growth and improving returns at two business services companies, while citing stagnant margins at SS&C.

Citi says investors added exposure to the S&P 500 while bearish positioning in the Russell 2000 remained near extreme levels.

The publisher points to growth, cash flow and buybacks at Palantir, Zebra Technologies and GE Vernova.

U.S. futures were mixed as Treasury yields climbed, while Anthropic’s IPO ambitions and OpenAI’s model setback drew attention.

The chipmaker’s forward earnings multiple is below the benchmark, while analysts expect rapid revenue growth and the company plans more shareholder returns.

Analyst downgrades and concerns about weaker viewing engagement weigh on Netflix, with third-quarter results due October 20.

Dow and S&P futures slipped while Nasdaq contracts edged higher as reports on Anthropic and OpenAI renewed scrutiny of AI safety.

Losses in Tokyo, Seoul and Hong Kong followed Wall Street’s decline, while Brent crude climbed amid uncertainty over U.S.-Iran talks.

Major U.S. futures edged lower as investors weighed soaring yields, concerns about AI development and upcoming economic data.

The payment will go to shareholders of record in October and marks Hormel’s 393rd consecutive quarterly dividend.

The game platform plans a 1-for-10 share split to address Nasdaq’s minimum bid rule and disclosed third-quarter repurchases.

The steelmaker fell more than major U.S. indexes, while Zacks’ quarterly consensus calls for sharp year-over-year earnings and revenue growth.

The stock trailed major indexes in its latest session, while Zacks consensus estimates point to higher quarterly revenue and a small per-share loss.

VirTra fell more than major indexes, while upcoming quarterly estimates call for lower sales and a per-share loss.

The insurer lagged major indexes in Monday’s session, while Zacks consensus forecasts point to lower quarterly earnings and revenue.

The uniform maker’s shares lagged major indexes at the latest close, while analysts expect quarterly revenue to rise from a year earlier.

The shares lagged major indexes, while Zacks consensus estimates point to higher quarterly earnings and revenue than a year earlier.
