Shares of Johnson Controls International surged to lead S&P 500 gainers on Wednesday morning after the company's first-quarter results topped estimates and it announced a new CEO.
Match Group shares tumbled Wednesday, a day after the online dating service provider named a new CEO and offered a soft outlook as sales for most of its units declined.
In the short-term, the crypto market will be negatively impacted by increased volatility in global trade, says ML Tech’s Leo Mindyuk. But over time, crypto will be less impacted than traditional finance.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill shares fell Wednesday, a day after it missed revenue and same-store sales estimates, and tried to downplay concerns about the effects of possible U.S. tariffs.
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Bloomberg said the move would impact roughly 80 jobs, with some of the affected employees transitioning to new roles, while others leaving the company. The change was communicated during a town hall meeting, the sources added, with Macquarie planning to sell positions it amassed through U.S. debt capital markets activities over the next two years. Macquarie, Australia's largest asset manager, generates revenue through infrastructure ownership, commodity trading in sectors like oil and gas, managing capital raisings for other companies, and offering home loans in its domestic market.