Check out the companies making headlines in the midday trading: GameStop – Memestock has skyrocketed 11.7%. On Tuesday, GameStop’s board announced it had unanimously approved plans to purchase Bitcoin with some of the company’s cash following a similar move by MicroStrategy. Dollar Tree – Discount retail chains rose 3.1% after Wednesday announced it would offload its family dollar business to a group of private equity investors for $1 billion. Playtika – Mobile game stock has increased by 20.5% after receiving a double upgrade to buy from Bank of America’s Under Performance. The bank said the company has high profitability in a “still growing” and “mature” industry. Totalenergies SE – US stocks in French energy and oil companies rose 2.1% after Citi bought and bought. The company said the market could be underestimating the company’s potential volume and margin growth. Paychex – The stock rose 4.2% after the company’s third quarter earnings results surpassed Wall Street estimates. Paychex posted an adjusted profit of $1.49 per share. However, revenues were in line with expectations of $1.51 billion. NVIDIA – AI Darling’s stock slipped around 6% amid a rapid sale of the technology name. The information technology sector fell by more than 1%. Alphabet and Amazon stocks fell by more than 1%, while Metaplatform lost nearly 2%. Tesla – The electric car maker’s stock pulled back 5.6% and put it at pace to snap a five-day winning streak. The stock is still up over 16% over the past week. CINTAS – Stocks rose 5.8% after recording better revenue and revenue than expected for the third quarter. According to FactSet, CINTAS won $1.13 per share with revenues of $26.1 billion, while analysts supplied the pencil with revenues of $1.05 per share and $2.6 billion. Boundary Solutions – Fire extinguishing agent manufacturers spiked around 10% on the back of UBS upgrades and purchased from Neutral. UBS said stock prices will benefit as wildfires collide with more populated areas. – CNBC’s Alex Hurling, Lisa Kailay Han and Michelle Fox reported.
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