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The Japanese seafood group is expanding its Asian processing footprint while adding shelf-stable foods and pet products to its regional portfolio.
North American momentum improved, but Hain still needs lender approval and a major asset sale to ease its December debt wall.
The healthcare distributor raised earnings guidance after a strong first quarter and outlined how a $2.25 billion deal will deepen its oncology platform.
An FBI inquiry follows claims that a dark-web service exposed millions of license scans, while IDScan.net offers monitoring to potentially affected users.
XRP’s breakout case now depends on a technical ceiling, unfinished ledger upgrades and whether fresh liquidity reaches the network.
Dollar General has surged over three months despite remaining below its 52-week high, helped by stronger margins and raised earnings guidance.
RCL offers faster earnings growth and stronger valuation support, while Walmart remains the steadier but costlier consumer franchise.
The regional chain surveyed more than 1,400 workers as it expands training and prepares new locations across two states.
TrendForce expects Apple’s iPhone Duo to ship five million units, reshaping a sluggish foldable market dominated by Samsung and Huawei.
Investors faced a sharp premarket retreat as rising crude, higher yields and fresh warnings about AI development converged.
A California class action will test whether recyclable packaging claims outpaced the recycling infrastructure available to consumers.
Rising crude and Treasury yields finally pressured stocks, but JPMorgan sees earnings strength limiting the damage to equities.
Google Cloud’s explosive expansion is raising the stakes for Alphabet as investors measure AI demand against the cost of serving it.
A conditional $60 billion purchasing framework offers Qualcomm a foothold in AI infrastructure, but execution and dilution risks remain substantial.
Investors marked down Olema after AstraZeneca’s SERENA-4 setback raised fresh questions about oral SERD drugs in breast cancer.
Oracle’s cloud infrastructure surge is strengthening its growth case, but enormous capital spending leaves investors focused on execution and cash flow.
Chipmakers bore the brunt as rising crude prices and Treasury yields intensified pressure on richly valued growth stocks.
Investors questioned the durability of AI infrastructure spending after industry leaders urged a slower pace for frontier-model development.
The pizza partnership tests whether Walmart can turn its fast-growing delivery infrastructure into a broader consumer platform beyond groceries.
The miner is exploring renminbi financing, but has stressed that no debt issuance has been approved.
Energy Transfer’s October move to TXSE gives the young venue an anchor issuer, but investors must weigh visibility against trading depth.
The healthcare-apparel retailer is liquidating its brick-and-mortar footprint while keeping its online business operating for now.
Wall Street absorbed a 5% Treasury yield, renewed oil-supply risks and warnings that frontier AI development should slow.
The warehouse retailer is limiting purchases as fuel markets pull refinery capacity away from lubricant production and squeeze drivers.