Новости за 25.07.2016

Shares of Celgene Corp. fell in Monday's extended session after the drug maker decided not the pursue approval for use of Revlimid, a lymphoma drug, in maintenance therapy following a late stage study.

Noodles & Co. shares fell more than 7% late Monday after news Kevin Reddy is stepping down as CEO and chairman, effectively immediately.

Texas Instruments Inc. shares rallied in the extended session Monday after the chip maker topped Wall Street estimates for the quarter and offered a strong outlook.

Texas Instruments Inc reported a 12 percent rise in second-quarter profit, helped by strong demand for its chips used in the automotive, industrial and communications equipment markets.

Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. has agreed to buy Crimson Trace Corp. for $95 million, in a deal utilizing cash on hand, the gun maker said late Monday.

Shares of Gilead Sciences Inc. declined in Monday's extended session after the biopharmaceutical company lowered its 2016 outlook on product sales despite turning in better-than-expected quarterly earnings.

Sanmina Corp. shares fell in the extended session Monday after the electronics manufacturing services provider's earnings were in-line but their outlook range slanted to the downside of Wall Street estimates.

Express Scripts Holding Co. shares fell late Monday as the pharmacy-benefit management company's second-quarter revenue fell short of Wall Street expectations.

U.S. stocks closed lower Monday, retreating from record levels as investors were cautious ahead of a deluge of earnings, data releases and central bank meetings.

A U.S. judge on Monday said Deutsche Bank AG must face part of a lawsuit claiming it deceived investors who bought more than $5.4 billion of preferred securities by concealing its exposure to the fast-deteriorating subprime mortgage market.

Oil futures fell on Monday to settle at their lowest level in three months, as a glut of petroleum-product supplies implied a slowdown in crude refinery demand and the growing number of active U.S. oil rigs pointed to stronger production.

Buffalo Wild Wings Inc.'s stock surged 5% in afternoon trade Monday, after the company disclosed that Marcato Capital Management has taken a large stake in the restaurant operator.

Party chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz will not perform the ceremonial function of calling to order the Democratic National Convention tonight in Philadelphia, according to MSNBC and CNN reports.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation says it's investigating a hack into the emails of the Democratic National Committee, which then surfaced on the website WikiLeaks.

Small-cap stocks have been solid performers this year, as has previously been noted here.

Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer plans to stay with the Internet company, which was sold to Verizon for $4.8B. But could she ultimately leave once the transition is over?

Americans are expected to spend $75.8 billion on back-to-school supplies this year — $7.8 billion more than last year.

Tech, healthcare & consumer cyclicals are top growth sectors investors may want to consider.

An internal review that Fiat Chrysler Automobiles conducted from mid-2015 found that U.S. sales figures were inflated by 5,000 to 6,000 vehicles, partly amid pressure to keep the company's year-over-year monthly sales streak alive, the Automotive News reported Monday, citing two sources at FCA.

Wall Street was slightly lower on Monday as investors braced for another set of corporate earnings and ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting.

Outerwall the owner of Redbox video rental kiosks, said it had agreed to be bought by the affiliates of private equity firm Apollo Global Management, in a deal valued at about $1.6 billion.

Sprint, the No.4 U.S. wireless carrier, reported slightly better-than expected revenue as heavy discounts helped it attract the most postpaid subscribers on a net basis for any first quarter in nine years.

Kimberly-Clark Corp. on Monday reported second-quarter earnings and revenue that were higher than Wall Street expected.

Sprint Corp.'s stock jumped 1.1% in premarket trade Monday, after the telecommunications company reported fiscal first-quarter revenue that beat expectations, with new postpaid phone customers added after losing them a year ago.

Home Group Inc., a retail chain, filed to go public Monday.