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AbbVie Inc.: “I think the answer is that AbbVie, which is big for our charitable trust, gets more.” Nvidia Corp.: “You have to buy it weird. Why? Because sellers come out of the woodwork every time the stock goes up. But I’m with [CEO] Jensen Huang. … I’m going to say, buy.” Aegon NV: “I … Read More “Rapid7 is not a buy” »

A pedestrian carries a Starbucks branded cup on Thursday, April 28, 2022 in San Francisco, California, US. Starbucks Corp. David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty Images starbucks’ North American President Rawson Williams is leaving the company and will be replaced by the head of the coffee chain’s Asia Pacific division. The announcement Friday marks … Read More “North American flagship of Starbucks to leave company as chain shakes leadership” »

Market movers round up the best trades from investors and analysts on CNBC throughout the day. Professionals are looking at bank stocks and consumer spending ahead of the holiday weekend. They are also mulling over the names of beaten-down tech and developments after the S&P 500’s worst week since March 2020. Some of the investments … Read More “The Pros Are Banking on These Consumer Names” »

Elon Musk pauses and looks down during a press conference at SpaceX’s Starbase facility near Boca Chica Village in South Texas on February 10, 2022. Jim Watson | AFP | Getty Images who has had a particularly eventful year Elon MuskIt was definitely a tough week. TeslaU.S. stock, which has lost nearly half its value … Read More “Elon Musk had a bad week at Tesla, SpaceX and Twitter” »

GMC Hummer EV Version 1 Michael Welland | CNBC GM On Friday it said it was increasing the price of its electric Hummer by $6,250, effective Saturday. The company attributed the higher prices to parts, technology and logistics. The company said that all reservations placed before Saturday are exempted from the increase. Hummer EV pickup … Read More “GM is raising the price of its Hummer EV later this week” »

With bearish fears rising on Wall Street, CNBC Pro found stocks that are cheap even in an economic downturn. Key averages are heading towards a loss-making week on Friday. Investors are worried that the Federal Reserve’s announcement this week of its most aggressive rate hike since 1994 could propel the economy into recession. If the … Read More “These stocks can be bought cheaply for the long term even when there is a recession” »

Longtime investor Ron Barron believes that fears of a recession are giving investors a lifetime buying opportunity after stocks plunge into a bear market. “Hopefully you’re able to get someone or a lot of people to tell your audience that this is a once in a generation big opportunity,” Barron said in an email sent … Read More “Ron Barron calls it a generation-after-generation opportunity to buy stocks” »

The Food and Drug Administration on Friday authorized Moderna‘sand pfizerCovid-19 shots for babies under 6 months old, which makes almost everyone in the US now eligible for vaccination. The FDA’s decision comes after its own committee of independent vaccine expertsElected unanimously to recommend shots After evaluating their safety and effectiveness during an all-day meeting open … Read More “FDA allows Pfizer, Moderna to vaccinate children under 6 months” »

Here are Friday’s biggest calls on Wall Street: Goldman Sachs Upgrades Utz to Buy from Neutral Goldman says investors should buy declining shares of the snacks company. “We upgrade Utz to Buy as we view an above-average and below-the-line growth outlook given the company’s strong position in the lucrative salty snack category, driven by faster … Read More “Apple, Dow, Amazon, CVS, Roblox, Netflix” »

WWE CEO and Chairman Vince McMahon is stepping down from his duties as the company’s board Investigates alleged misconduct executive, the company announced on Friday. The move was announced and the Special Board Committee investigation came two days after the Wall Street Journal reported that the WWE board had been asked to pay McMahon $3 … Read More “WWE boss Vince McMahon steps down from CEO duties during misconduct investigation” »