Shares of InnovAge climbed 11% to $11.67 in after-hours trading, fueled by a fiscal year revenue outlook that comfortably outpaced Wall Street expectations. The healthcare provider’s optimistic guidance arrives on the heels of a significant turnaround, with the company shifting from heavy losses to profitability in the most recent quarter.
A coordinated wave of drone and missile strikes by Houthi rebels against Saudi Arabian energy infrastructure has sent oil prices toward the $100 threshold, triggering a broad sell-off in U.S. equities and pushing government bond yields to levels not seen since 2025.
A 9.9% share price drop greeted Braze on Tuesday, even as the marketing software firm beat earnings expectations and raised its full-year revenue forecast. The company reported a second-quarter loss of 17 cents per share, a notable improvement from the 26-cent loss recorded during the same period last year.
After a fifteen-year absence, David Bailey is returning to Staar Surgical to oversee the company’s commercial operations. The former executive, who previously led the lens manufacturer through a period of critical regulatory and product development milestones, steps back into the organization as chief commercial officer effective immediately.
A batch of cured Italian pork cheek is being pulled from shelves across nine states after routine federal testing identified the presence of Listeria monocytogenes. The recall involves 1,513 pounds of guanciale produced by Bome SRL, distributed through Prime Line Distributors and Ferrarini USA to retailers and food-service providers nationwide.
Shares of Sigma Lithium plunged 15% to $10.54 Tuesday afternoon after a preliminary Brazilian judicial ruling purportedly suspended the company’s environmental licenses. While the firm maintains its mining operations remain unaffected, the sudden legal development has wiped out a significant portion of its market value amid a broader 20% annual decline.
A 9% slide in Beam Therapeutics shares on Tuesday followed the release of trial results for BEAM-302, a treatment targeting alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency. While the company maintains the drug possesses a favorable safety profile, investors reacted sharply to data that showed no numerical improvement over previous mid-study benchmarks.
Shares of Bloom Energy climbed 11% to $279.92 by midday Tuesday, extending a blistering rally that has seen the fuel-cell provider’s market value more than triple this year. The jump follows a late-week announcement from S&P Dow Jones Indices confirming the company’s upcoming promotion into the S&P 500 benchmark.
A bold revision of long-term growth projections propelled AMD shares 6% higher on Tuesday, as Chief Financial Officer Jean Hu signaled that the company’s total addressable market could reach $3 trillion by 2030. The updated outlook significantly eclipses the $2 trillion estimate provided by the chipmaker just months ago in July.
Four former warehouse employees have leveled a class-action lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the retail giant of firing them for requesting medically necessary accommodations. The plaintiffs claim the company systematically penalized pregnant workers by flagging them for time off-task and draining their unpaid leave balances for essential health-related breaks.
A 16% jump in share price to $29 marks a significant milestone for Orion Energy Systems, which has now nearly doubled its market value this year. This surge follows the company securing a second multi-million dollar contract to outfit a global hyperscaler’s data facility with its specialized lighting technology.
Shares of System1, the parent company of MapQuest, jumped 35% to $5.18 on Tuesday following a surge in app downloads. The sudden market interest coincides with a broader digital map branding controversy triggered by a presidential executive order mandating the renaming of Lake Ontario to Lake America.
The U.S. Department of Commerce is securing minority equity stakes in D-Wave Quantum, Rigetti Computing, and Quantinuum as part of a $300 million federal funding package. This move marks a strategic shift to bolster domestic supply chains for advanced hardware by directly linking research grants to government ownership.
A 10% slide in Canaan’s American depositary receipts on Tuesday underscored a bruising second quarter, as the crypto-mining firm grappled with a $97.6 million loss. The company’s valuation has now shed nearly 60% since January, reflecting the cooling demand for hardware amid broader volatility in the digital asset market.
As U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement reviews loom and new foreign investment restrictions move through Congress, Mexican trade associations are arriving in New York this week. The delegation, led by Amexcap and BIVA, aims to soothe investor anxiety surrounding the country’s evolving regulatory landscape and shifting national security policies.
The U.S. Department of Commerce is securing minority equity stakes in D-Wave Quantum, Rigetti Computing, and Quantinuum as part of a $300 million funding package. This move marks a pivot toward direct government involvement in the domestic supply chain for quantum hardware, aiming to accelerate the transition from research to commercial production.
U.S. corn exporters moved 1.66 million metric tons during the week ending September 3, outpacing both the previous week’s total of 1.5 million tons and the 1.44 million tons recorded during the same period last year, marking a robust start for the 2026/27 marketing cycle.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has formally accepted American Battery Technology’s mining and refinery proposal, clearing a path for extraction on 10,000 acres of public land in central Nevada. This milestone marks the end of a four-year development phase focused on domestic lithium production for the tech and energy sectors.
President Trump’s vow to block Bombardier from the American market sent the company’s stock sliding 4.7% on Tuesday, hitting 300.25 Canadian dollars. The ultimatum arrived shortly after Canada enacted $27.6 billion in retaliatory tariffs, marking a sharp escalation in the ongoing trade friction between the two nations.
Visa is bridging its vast settlement network with blockchain-based credit systems, launching an initiative that allows lenders to leverage VisaNet data for stablecoin-linked financing. This move aims to automate collateral management and funding, signaling a shift toward integrating traditional payment rails with programmable, high-speed digital commerce.
A sharp 83% reduction in monthly attack rates during late-stage clinical trials pushed Pharvaris shares up 11% on Tuesday. The Swiss biopharmaceutical firm confirmed that its oral treatment, deucrictibant, successfully met all primary and secondary endpoints in a study involving both adolescent and adult patients suffering from hereditary angioedema.
Shares of GrafTech International climbed 17% to $7.24 Tuesday morning after the manufacturer announced an immediate 30% price increase for its graphite electrodes. The move signals a pivot for the firm, which has seen its stock value plummet 53% since the beginning of the year amid sustained market volatility.
Escalating military friction in the Persian Gulf has ignited a rally in global energy markets, pushing Brent crude toward the psychological $100 threshold. Tuesday’s gains follow Houthi strikes on Saudi energy infrastructure and recent U.S. naval actions against Iranian tankers, stoking fears of a significant disruption to regional supply chains.
Stryker shares tumbled 8.1% to $278.71 on Tuesday after the medical technology firm admitted that persistent manufacturing hurdles are stifling its peripheral vascular business. The drop marks a significant downturn for the company, which has now seen its market valuation decline by 21% since the start of the year.
Camden-based Holtec Nuclear is moving toward a public listing, setting terms for an initial public offering that values the firm north of $10 billion. The company intends to float 50 million shares, positioning itself to join the Nasdaq exchange under the ticker symbol HNUC following this major capital raise.
IG Wealth Management is shifting the management of its flagship retail fund suite to Goldman Sachs Asset Management. The agreement, announced Tuesday, tasks the global investment firm with overseeing the IG Strategic Wealth Portfolios, a collection of five investment vehicles previously marketed as the IG Core Portfolios.
Rubellite Energy shares surged 7.6% on Tuesday after the firm announced the sale of its 50% interest in Alberta's East Edson natural gas assets. The company offloaded the stake to its third-party operator for C$67 million, opting to exit the natural gas sector in favor of its core heavy-oil portfolio.
With shares trading at $20.85, Jersey Mike’s Subs prepares to report its inaugural quarterly results this Wednesday. Investors are looking for evidence that the sandwich chain can translate its $8 billion market valuation into sustained growth following its public debut, as the company navigates a transition toward younger demographics.
Tanner Newton will step into the role of chief financial officer and executive vice president at Concentra on November 1. This transition coincides with the leadership shift of Matt DiCanio, who transitions from his current dual role to serve as the company's president and chief executive officer.
Prague-based investment fund Starteepo Sicav, which holds a 7.3% stake in Xerox, has formally urged the company’s board to consider selling its financial services division. The investor argues that the unit remains a hidden asset, currently undervalued and obscured by the broader company's complex market position.
