Top Stock Movers Now: Intel, Netflix, Incyte, and More
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Key Points
- U.S. stocks were mixed at noon, and positive news about retail sales eased continued focus on tariffs.
- New Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan reportedly plans to reorganize semiconductor manufacturers’ manufacturing methods and AI strategies.
- A disappointing 3-phase study of skin care treatments has given Incyte Blissbling share.
U.S. stocks were mixed at noon, and the report showed earnings from retail sales offset continued concerns about the impact of tariffs. this Dow Jones Industrial Average Get up, Nasdaq Falling, S&P 500 Almost no change.
Intel(INTC) In a report, the company’s new CEO Lip-Bu Tan plans to overhaul the chipmaker’s manufacturing method, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy.
Norwegian Cruise Company Stocks (NLH) The upgrade from JPMorgan pointed to senior executive comments that cruise operators did not see a callback on consumers on travel.
Moffettnathanson upgrades Netflix stock (NFLX). Analysts also raised their price targets, pointing to the development capabilities of the largest streaming providers Profit ratio.
incyte(Incy) The worst-performing stock in the S&P 500 index after drugmakers announced disappointing results for phase 3 trials of experimental skin care treatments.
Steel Dynamics shares (Stld) and nuclear (New) When President Donald Trump said there will be no exceptions for our steel and aluminum tariffs.
Confirm holding (Af) Share in News Walmart (WMT) chose competitor Klarna to offer giant retailers Buy now, pay later (BNPL) loan.
Oil and gold futures rose. The yield on the Ministry of Finance’s bills fell for 10 years. The dollar lost ground in the euro, pound and yen. Most major cryptocurrencies are at higher prices.

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