Booz Allen Hamilton – Booz Allen Hamilton cut around 2,500 jobs, or 7% of the workforce, citing a slowdown in some Trump administration’s government spending, and stating that it would put ongoing pressure on business in the quarterly, citing ongoing pressure. Intuit – Intuit, which owns TurboTax and QuickBooks software, popped 7.5% after the company reported strong quarterly results. Intuit said its third quarter revenue rose 15% to $7.8 billion. Apple – Though Tech Giant’s shares take place primarily in China after President Donald Trump threatened to have to pay more than 25% tariffs on iPhones made outside of production of US flagship phones, the company is turning manufacturing into India amid Trump’s trade war. Nuclear Power – Atomic-related stocks have reached the core after Reuters reported on Friday that it would sign an order to boost nuclear power. Oklo and Nuscale stocks won 24% and 14.5% respectively, while Cameco rose 9%. Constellation energy added 2.8%. Ross Stores – Stocks fell 11% after annual retailers retracted their full-year forecasts, citing uncertainty around tariffs. Roth Store’s second quarter revenue guidance also fell below Wall Street expectations. Deckers Outdoor – UGG Boots Maker saw its shares fell 19% after Deckers refused to provide full-year guidance for fiscal year 2026. WolfSpeed - Semiconductor Component stock makers plummeted 13%. The company is preparing to file for bankruptcy within a few weeks. Stepstone Group – Investment companies rose more than 4% as a result of first-quarter fiscal first-quarter forecasts. Stepstone reported adjusted earnings of 68 cents per share, with analysts surveyed by FactSet expecting 44 cents per share. Adjusted revenue of $295.9 million was also ahead of its $229.4 million forecast. Workday – HR Software Company’s shares fell 11.8%. Workday has issued a second-quarter subscription revenue forecast of $2.16 billion in line with analyst consensus estimates voted by StreetAccount. TESLA – Electric car makers have fallen slightly, even after Dan Ives raised the price target for Tesla stock ahead of the launch of the forecast Robotaxi in Austin, Texas next month. “The golden age of autonomy is now at the gateway for Tesla,” the analyst said. – CNBC’s Alex Hurling, Jesse Pound, Yun Lee and Michelle Fox reported.
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