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The video game maker reported a notable insider sale as European regulators are set to rule on its acquisition.

The trust maintains ~1.3 million common shares and 54.6 million Class B shares, retaining substantial voting power in the confectioner.

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Insider reduced direct equity holdings by 9% under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, following a 61% one-year stock return.

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American Eagle maintains a consistent revenue edge, but both retailers show identical profitability margins in key quarters—a divergence worth monitoring.

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Chewy is adding physical clinics to its digital pet empire, while Walmart's scale and advertising business keep it in the lead.

Etsy maintains profitability with a 5.7% net margin, while Wayfair is still unprofitable despite 5.1% revenue growth.

The salad maker's investors received some much-needed good news.

A new law passed in Washington, D.C. imposes price caps on resold event tickets.

One of its brands was targeted in a ransomware attack.

Today, July 17, 2026, the streaming giant's guidance miss triggered a stock slide as investors reassess near-term growth momentum.

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Footwear retailer Shoe Carnival has rebranded as Shoe Station, and it has a new ticker, too.

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The streaming giant reported generally decent second-quarter results, but gave light guidance and a reporting change.