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After-hours movers: Netflix, United Airlines, Zions Bancorp, and more
Published 01/20/2026, 04:47 PM Updated 01/20/2026, 04:49 PM After-hours movers: Netflix, United Airlines, Zions Bancorp, and more After-hours movers: Netflix (NFLX) fell 5% after results and guidance were lackluster. Netflix forecasts 2026 revenue of $50.7B-$51.7B (+12%-14% year over year) with ad revenue expected to roughly double, and an operating margin of 31.5%. United Airlines (UAL) rose 5% after solid quarterly results and guidance.
After-hours movers: Crown Holdings, Zions Bancorp, and more
Published 20/10/2025, 22:24 After-hours movers: Crown Holdings, Zions Bancorp, and more After-hours movers: Crown Holdings (CCK) rose 10% after it published strong quarterly results and guidance. Adjusted diluted earnings per share increased 13% above a very strong prior year quarter. Zions Bancorp (ZION) initially rose 2% after third quarter EPS topped consensus.
Hexcel, W.R. Berkley, Zions Bancorp, and more set to report earnings Monday
Hexcel, W.R. Berkley, Zions Bancorp, and more set to report earnings Monday Earnings season continues, and we’re here to spotlight the companies gearing up to report their financial results for the next trading day, helping you prepare for the market action. Leading the charge on Monday, April 21, 2025, are notable firms including W.R. Berkley, Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ:), Western Alliance Bancorp, Wintrust Financial (NASDAQ:), and Hexcel Corp (NYSE:).
After-hours movers: NANO Nuclear Energy, DMC Global, Zions Bancorp, and more
After-Hours Stock Movers: NANO Nuclear Energy (NNE) fell 10% after it filed to offer 1.4 million units of common stock and warrants. Weakness in NNE also impacted peers Oklo Inc (OKLO) and NuScale Power Corporation (SMR). DMC Global (NASDAQ:) fell 26% after it provided an update its strategic review.
After-hours movers: NANO Nuclear Energy, DMC Global, Zions Bancorp, and more
Published 21/10/2024, 21:46 After-hours movers: NANO Nuclear Energy, DMC Global, Zions Bancorp, and more After-Hours Stock Movers: NANO Nuclear Energy (NNE) fell 10% after it filed to offer 1.4 million units of common stock and warrants. Weakness in NNE also impacted peers Oklo Inc (OKLO) and NuScale Power Corporation (SMR). DMC Global (NASDAQ:) fell 26% after it provided an update its strategic review.
America's Most Cybersecure Banks 2024
L ast fall, the SEC strengthened its cybersecurity guidelines to require public companies to swiftly detail cybersecurity incidents and to address cybersecurity at the board level. For good reason—since at least the advent of ATMs, consumers have relied upon the electronic security of institutions that hold their money, and ever-newer forms of cybersecurity breaches and scams have turned people’s financial lives upside down.
USA-Les valeurs à suivre à Wall Street (actualisé)
(Actualisé avec contrats à terme sur indices, cours en avant-Bourse, résultats de KKR&Co, Tyson Foods, Tupperware Brands) 8 mai (Reuters) - Principales valeurs à suivre lundi à Wall Street où les contrats à terme sur indices donnent une ouverture en hausse de 0,31% pour le Dow Jones .DJI et de 0,23% pour le Standard & Poor's-500 .SPX , tandis que le Nasdaq est attendu en baisse de 0,04%: * LES BANQUES RÉGIONALES AMÉRICAINES rebondisssent lundi en avant-Bourse après une semaine tumultueuse...
USA-Les valeurs à suivre à Wall Street
8 mai (Reuters) - Principales valeurs à suivre lundi à Wall Street où les contrats à terme sur indices donnent une ouverture en hausse de 0,2% pour le Dow Jones .DJI et de 0,13% pour le Standard & Poor's-500 .SPX , tandis que le Nasdaq est attendu en baisse de 0,09%: * QUALCOMM QCOM.O a annoncé lundi son intention de racheter le groupe israélien Autotalks, spécialiste des puces destinées à la prévention des accidents routiers, ce qui lui permettra de se renforcer dans le secteur de l'automobile.
Stocks end volatile session lower as rally collapses in wake of Fed minutes
U.S. stocks ended a volatile session on a downbeat note on Wednesday, as an afternoon rally quickly fizzled in the wake of the Federal Reserve releasing the minutes to its most recent meeting. The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -0.67% fell 168 points, or 0.7%, to 24,797. The S&P 500 SPX, -0.55% lost 15 points to 2,701, a drop of 0.6%. The Nasdaq Composite Index COMP, -0.22% sank 16 points, or 0.2%, to 7,218.
Regional bank ETF on track for record close in wake of Fed minutes
Exchange-traded funds that track the banking sector surged on Wednesday, after minutes from the Federal Reserve's most recent meeting pointed to higher odds for more rate hikes going forward. The SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF KRE, +1.98% added 1.8% and was on track for a record close. Separately, the SPDR S&P Bank ETF KBE, +1.89% jumped 1.8% and was on track for its highest close since late January, which itself represented its best close since 2007, before the worst of the financial crisis.
5 highflying bank stocks that are still a buy
One of the biggest stories for the financial sector in 2017 was a rally built on the one-two punch of less-stringent regulation and a broad-based economic boom that would power these cyclical stocks. And while not all of the much-anticipated reforms materialized, with Dodd-Frank still firmly on the books despite promises of a repeal, other efforts such as the defanging of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the landmark tax-cut legislation indeed delivered.
Zions Bancorp will pay employee bonuses, boost salaries thanks to tax bill
Zions Bancorp ZION, -0.99% the Salt Lake City-based large regional bank, said Tuesday it would pay $1,000 bonuses to nearly 80% of its workforce and increase compensation for nearly 40% of employees as a result of the tax legislation passed late in December. Wells Fargo WFC, -1.03% and Fifth Third Bank FITB, -0.98% previously announced they would increase the minimum wage they pay. Zions stock gained 18% over the past 12 months, lagging the 19.4% gain for the S&P 500 SPX, -0.52%
Trump Today: President goes after familiar foes in tweet-storm
President Donald Trump came out swinging Tuesday in his first day back after his holiday in Florida, mixing it up with familiar foes like the Justice Department, the New York Times and the Iranian government. He did have some nice things to say to DACA supporters. In one of many messages on Twitter, Trump again accused the Justice Department of being part of the “deep state” for blocking prosecution of top Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin and former FBI director James Comey.
Manager of outperforming fund says Twitter’s stock has room to run
Brian Flanagan, manager of the Thrivent Mid-Cap Stock Fund, bought shares of Twitter near the end of 2016, just as the company started figuring out how to make better use of its data and improve the targeting of its ads. Twitter TWTR, +11.02% which went public in November 2013, was “clearly ... not monetizing,” Flanagan said. “If you look at the revenue generated per user for Facebook FB, +0.36% and Google [the main subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.
Financial ETF hits highest level since 2007 on rate hike hopes
Exchange-traded funds tied to the financial sector jumped on Wednesday, as expectations grew that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates at its March meeting. The Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF XLF, +2.65% rose 2.2% in its biggest one-day advance since Nov. 16. The day’s gain also took the fund to its highest level since December 2007, before the worst of the financial crisis was known.
These 6 financials could be the best bets if interest rates rise, says Goldman
The U.S. stock market may be worried about a potential rise in interest rates, but blanket selling in anticipation of a move by the Federal Reserve—which is widely expected to happen before the end of the year—isn't the right move for investors, according to a Goldman Sachs research report released Wednesday. In particular, the investment bank sees at least one sector of the economy that stands to see huge earnings upside when the Federal Reserve changes its policies: banks.
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