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2 weeks ago | 
crainsnewyork.com | Joel Leon |Katrina Compoli
Sellside analysts spent their weekends ripping up their models and downgrading stocks across the board after President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff announcement ratcheted up expectations for a downturn. Investors woke up Monday morning to find marquee names, including Starbucks Corp. and Caterpillar Inc., with their ratings, price targets and estimates slashed. Wall Street didn’t spare their own, even Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Joel Leon |Katrina Compoli
Sellside analysts spent their weekends ripping up their models and downgrading stocks across the board after President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff announcement ratcheted up expectations for a downturn. Investors woke up Monday morning to find marquee names, including Starbucks Corp. and Caterpillar Inc., with their ratings, price targets and estimates slashed. Wall Street didn’t spare their own, even Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloomberglinea.com | Matthew Griffin |Kim Bashin |Katrina Compoli
Bloomberg — Las acciones de las empresas que tienen grandes operaciones de fabricación en Vietnam, incluidas Nike Inc (NKE) y Lululemon Athletica Inc (LULU), se dispararon el viernes después de que el presidente Donald Trump dijera que Vietnam estaba dispuesto a eliminar los aranceles para evitar nuevos gravámenes estadounidenses. Las acciones de Nike borraron una pérdida anterior para ganar hasta un 5,9%, mientras que On Holding AG (ONON) y Skechers USA Inc. subieron al menos un 8%.
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3 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Matthew Griffin |Katrina Compoli
Investors gaming out the impact from President Donald Trump ’s tariff broadside have identified a group of potential winners in a rewired world trading order. In short, they are buying shares of companies with largely domestic supply chains.
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1 month ago | 
irishexaminer.com | Cailley LaPara |Katrina Compoli
As earnings season comes to a close, corporate America’s financial outlook is only getting worse as US president Donald Trump’s policies ramp up unpredictability. FedEx and Nike, two giant companies with broad views into the global economy, served as the latest warning signs that tariff confusion, currency swings, inflation and other macroeconomic forces are making it harder to come to business decisions, plan for the future and communicate financial expectations with investors.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberg.com | Cailley LaPara |Katrina Compoli
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1 month ago | 
financialpost.com | Cailley LaPara |Katrina Compoli
FedEx Corp. and Nike Inc., two giant companies with broad views into the global economy, served as the latest warning signs that tariff confusion, currency swings, inflation and other macroeconomic forces are making it harder to come to business decisions, plan for the future and communicate financial expectations with investors. Nike signalled further revenue declines and said Trump’s tariffs on China and Mexico would contribute to a sharp decline in profitability.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberg.com | Cailley LaPara |Katrina Compoli
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2 months ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Katrina Compoli |Michael Hirtzer
Smithfield Foods Inc. shares rose about 2% in the pork producer’s return to being a public company, after the stock priced below the range offered in its IPO. Shares of the world’s largest pork producer traded around $20.40, above the initial public offering price of $20 each. Smithfield and an indirectly owned subsidiary of its backer, Hong Kong-listed WH Group Ltd., sold about 26 million shares to raise $522 million.
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2 months ago | 
bloomberg.com | Katrina Compoli |Michael Hirtzer
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