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Some companies took at hit after the election, while others rallied. Here are the biggest names making moves on Wednesday.
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Some companies took at hit after the election, while others rallied. Here are the biggest names making moves on Wednesday.
Pound reaches highest level against a basket of currencies since the Brexit referendum a decade ago.
E.l.f. Beauty posted stronger-than-expected quarterly results on Wednesday as the company continues to see broad-based growth across its portfolio.
Crude oil prices tumbled Wednesday after Vice President JD Vance blamed the Republicans' steep midterm election losses on the Iran war.
Snap misses on revenue and daily active users in third-quarter earnings reported Wednesday.
The stock market skyrocketed after a decisive sweep for Democrats in the 2026 midterm elections, a move that Trump's reaction added to.
Qualcomm delivered better-than-expected results but issued a weak earnings forecast.
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Flutter's new CEO Dan Taylor issued his first earnings report as CEO on Wednesday.
Analysts say that after a roughly two-year turnaround the company's retail pharmacy business and other units may be strong enough to stand on their own.
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Qnity's third quarter was strong across the board and so what its full-year guide.
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Voters in the states at the heart of the AI data center boom pushed back on the buildout on Election Night.
In control of Congress, Democrats are preparing to pursue legislation to address affordability, while also trying to rein-in President Donald Trump
Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft stock was up after the midterms, while stocks tied to Trump advisor Elon Musk and data centers fell on Wednesday.
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Trump's handling of tariffs, the Iran war and an array of Washington-area construction projects are sure to face sudden pushback from newly empowered Democrats.
Trump is a frequent critic of media companies, especially broadcasters that he views as being biased against him.
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