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Incyte Shares Slide as Conservative 2026 Outlook Offsets Q4 Revenue Beat

Incyte shares fell more than 7% on Tuesday as a conservative 2026 revenue forecast overshadowed a double-digit increase in quarterly sales. While the Delaware-based drugmaker beat top-line expectations for the fourth quarter, its outlook for key products like the skin cream Opzelura failed to meet the aggressive growth targets set by Wall Street analysts.

Shopify Eyes Holiday Growth as AI and Margin Pressure Take Center Stage

Shopify is set to report its fourth-quarter results on Wednesday morning, with analysts anticipating a significant revenue jump following a robust holiday shopping season. While the e-commerce giant expects to see top-line growth driven by international expansion and its Shop Pay platform, investors remain focused on how the company manages margin compression and its long-term artificial intelligence roadmap.

Yext Shares Surge as $180 Million Buyback Plan Offsets Buyout Collapse

Yext Inc. launched a $180 million tender offer to repurchase its own shares on Monday, a strategic move aimed at stabilizing its valuation after a failed takeover attempt by its chief executive. The digital presence management firm saw its stock climb 12% following the announcement, recovering some ground after a volatile quarter marked by financing hurdles in the enterprise software sector.

TSX Gains as Shopify Surges on Analyst Upgrade

Toronto’s stock market extended its rally during Tuesday’s mid-trading session, fueled by a broad-based advance in the technology and commercial services sectors. The S&P/TSX Composite Index rose 0.7% to 33257.00, supported largely by a significant rating upgrade for e-commerce leader Shopify.

Open Text Stock Climbs as Buyback Program Hits $500 Million

Open Text shares surged in Toronto trading after the Canadian enterprise software giant announced a $200 million expansion to its share repurchase program. The move brings the total aggregate value of the fiscal 2026 buyback initiative to $500 million, reflecting a significant ramp-up in the company's capital return strategy.

Dakota Gold Shares Slide Following $75 Million Equity Offering

Dakota Gold shares fell more than 9% on Monday after the company priced a public offering of 12.3 million shares, a move expected to generate at least $75 million in gross proceeds. The capital raise follows a period of significant growth for the firm, which has seen its market valuation nearly double over the past year.

Moderna Shares Surge on Five-Year Vaccine Supply Pact with Mexico

Moderna shares climbed 6.7% on Tuesday following a five-year agreement with the Mexican government to secure a domestic supply of respiratory vaccines. The deal includes a technology transfer to local drugmaker Liomont, enabling the domestic production of mRNA COVID-19 shots to bolster the country's pandemic readiness.

Estée Lauder Sues Walmart Over Alleged Counterfeit Luxury Goods

Cosmetics giant Estée Lauder has filed a federal lawsuit against Walmart, alleging the retail titan sold counterfeit versions of high-end fragrances and skincare products through its e-commerce platform. The complaint, lodged in a California court, accuses Walmart of trademark infringement and false designation of origin involving several of the world’s most recognizable prestige brands.

Vestis Shares Surge 22% on Earnings Beat and Efficiency Gains

Vestis shares jumped Tuesday after the workplace supplies provider reported adjusted earnings that exceeded Wall Street expectations and projected steady margin growth through aggressive cost-cutting. Despite a slight revenue miss, investors rallied behind the company’s forecast of 5% sequential quarterly growth in adjusted EBITDA.

U.S. Crude Inventories Poised for Third Straight Weekly Decline

U.S. commercial crude oil stockpiles likely contracted for a third consecutive week as refineries maintained robust operations, according to a Wall Street Journal survey of analysts and traders. The anticipated drawdown comes ahead of official government data scheduled for release on Wednesday.

Oil Prices Slip Despite Mounting Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz

Crude oil and refined product futures edged lower during Tuesday midday trading as markets corrected from a two-session rally, though persistent geopolitical friction between Washington and Tehran provided a firm floor for prices. Despite the retreat, supply risks remain elevated following a U.S. government warning for commercial vessels to navigate cautiously through critical Middle Eastern shipping lanes.

Five Hospitalized After Fire at Valero’s Ardmore Refinery

Five workers were transported to the hospital on Monday night following a fire at Valero Energy Corp.’s refinery in Ardmore, Oklahoma. The company confirmed the blaze was extinguished shortly after it began at the 90,000 barrel-per-day facility, though the specific cause of the incident and the severity of the injuries remain under investigation.

Hasbro Secures Global Toy Rights for HBO’s Upcoming Harry Potter Series

Hasbro has finalized a multi-year licensing agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, positioning the toy giant as the primary global licensee for the Harry Potter franchise. The deal, which officially begins in 2027, coincides with the highly anticipated debut of the HBO Original Harry Potter television series.

Sutro Biopharma Shares Climb After Pricing $110 Million Offering

Sutro Biopharma shares surged 10% after the clinical-stage biotech company priced a $110 million underwritten offering of 7.9 million shares. The deal, priced at $13.98 per share, attracted a mix of new and existing institutional investors to support the firm’s oncology development pipeline.

Carney Seeks to Defuse Trump’s Demands for Detroit-Canada Bridge Stake

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is attempting to de-escalate a burgeoning diplomatic rift with the United States after President Trump demanded a 50% ownership stake in the yet-to-open Gordie Howe International Bridge. Despite Canada financing the construction of the 1.5-mile corridor, Trump has threatened to block its 2026 opening unless Ottawa provides compensation and addresses a suite of trade grievances.

Nebius Acquires Tavily to Power Autonomous AI Agents

Amsterdam-based AI cloud provider Nebius announced on Tuesday its acquisition of Tavily, a specialized search engine built for artificial intelligence agents. The deal aims to integrate Tavily’s real-time web navigation and fact-verification capabilities into the Nebius platform, enabling developers to build and deploy sophisticated autonomous systems.

Xylem Shares Slide as Restructuring Weighs on Annual Forecast

Xylem shares tumbled on Tuesday after the water technology provider issued a full-year outlook that trailed Wall Street estimates. Despite a solid performance in the recent quarter, the company’s aggressive focus on streamlining its portfolio and exiting low-margin markets is tempering near-term growth expectations.

Goodyear Shares Tumble 14% After Adjusted Earnings Miss Estimates

Goodyear Tire & Rubber shares plunged on Tuesday after the company reported fourth-quarter adjusted earnings that failed to meet analyst projections. Despite a modest beat on top-line revenue, the tire manufacturer's bottom line suffered from what leadership described as a non-linear recovery in a volatile industry landscape.

InterDigital Sues Hisense and TCL Over Video Patent Infringement

InterDigital has initiated a global legal offensive against Chinese electronics giants Hisense and TCL, alleging the unauthorized use of video compression and high-dynamic-range (HDR) technologies. The lawsuits, filed across multiple jurisdictions including Germany, Brazil, and India, target intellectual property held within InterDigital’s joint licensing program with Sony.

Williams Posts 4Q Profit Surge on Infrastructure Expansion

Williams reported a significant jump in fourth-quarter profit on Tuesday, driven by the successful rollout of pipeline transmission and offshore projects throughout 2025. While net income climbed to $733 million, the energy infrastructure giant narrowly missed analyst expectations for adjusted earnings as it prepares for a new phase of power innovation.

Smucker Streamlines Leadership, Cuts COO Role in Major Restructuring

The J.M. Smucker Co. is overhauling its executive suite, eliminating the position of chief operating officer and redistributing key responsibilities across its top leadership. Effective Feb. 9, the reorganization sees CEO Mark Smucker reclaim the title of president as the food giant pivots toward a more integrated management model and launches a search for its first AI-focused chief technology officer.

EssilorLuxottica Eyes €28B Sales Target Amid Meta Supply Woes

EssilorLuxottica is set to report its 2025 fiscal results this Wednesday, with investors looking to see if the group's blockbuster partnership with Meta can outpace persistent production bottlenecks. While the Franco-Italian eyewear giant is expected to post a significant revenue increase to over 28 billion euros, the spotlight remains on the logistical and legal friction surrounding its flagship AI-powered smartglasses.

Incyte Revenue Surges 28% on Strong Jakafi and Opzelura Demand

Incyte reported a significant jump in fourth-quarter profit as revenue soared to $1.51 billion, driven by robust demand for its flagship cancer treatment Jakafi and the skin-cream therapy Opzelura. While the biotechnology firm comfortably beat top-line expectations, adjusted earnings fell slightly short of Wall Street estimates.

General Atlantic to Take European Wax Center Private in $330M Deal

European Wax Center has entered a definitive agreement to be acquired by its largest shareholder, General Atlantic, in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $330 million. The deal marks a strategic exit from the public markets for the waxing services giant as it seeks stability following a volatile year on the Nasdaq.

Amentum Shares Tumble as Revenue Miss Overshadows Earnings Beat

Shares of Amentum Holdings slid nearly 10% in premarket trading Tuesday after the government services contractor reported a sharper-than-expected revenue decline for its fiscal first quarter, offsetting an earnings beat driven by aggressive cost-cutting measures.

S&P Global Shares Tumble on Soft 2026 Outlook Despite Q4 Growth

S&P Global shares dropped nearly 9% in premarket trading after the financial intelligence firm issued long-term earnings guidance that trailed Wall Street estimates, overshadowing a solid fourth-quarter performance driven by its core ratings and indices businesses.