The biggest move day and night, Bruker-Diagnostics Solutions shares fell more than 11% after announcing sales of $600 million convertible stock. This decline brings Blue Cars to its pace with its biggest daily decline since July 21st. SPRINKLR – Shares fell 8% after the software company announced that financial head Manish Sarin would start from his role. TG Therapeutics – Biotechnology companies rose more than 5% after approving an additional $100 million in their stock repurchase program. We also completed another repurchase of the same size. Alphabet – Google and YouTube parents jumped over 8% after a federal judge ruled that Alphabet could maintain a Chrome browser. However, Google is unable to sign exclusive search transactions and must share that data, the ruling said. Macy’s – Retailers rose 16% after posting second-quarter results that beat expectations. Macy’s earned an adjusted 41 cents per share with $48.1 billion in revenue, while analysts voted by LSEG were expecting a profit of 18 cents per share against $4.746 billion in revenue. Macy’s also raised its revenue and revenue outlook. Six Flags Entertainment – Amusement Park operators slid 1% after Trust downgraded Six Flag and trimmed its revenue estimate. Dollar Tree – Discount retailers fell more than 7% after reporting second-quarter revenue and revenue that exceeded analyst expectations. Stocks had already spiked 62% in the past six months, and to a 49% year in 2025. Teck Resources – Canadian miners fell by 3%. UBS upgraded Teck to buy it from Neutral and said it has improved risk/reward after recent performance. Stocks have fallen almost 10% over the past three months, and have fallen more than 15% over the past six. VIR Biotechnology – Biotechnology has earned over 5% after Evercore ISI began coverage with an outperform rating. Analyst Cory Kasimov is looking at “a compelling asymmetric setup developed for VIR, driven by a lack of gratitude for how quickly the story can change.”
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