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Hereāre the stocks with notable attention/movement for today, 1/6.
*Data captured as of 11:00 AM EST.
Hereās a breakdown of key stock events for today, 1/6.
*Data captured as of 11:00 AM EST.
Top 3 news you canāt miss for today, 1/6.
*Data captured as of 11:00 AM EST.
New York Post
BullishLongTermDISCorporate Developments
Disney inks deal to combine Hulu + Live TV business into Fubo
- Disney merges Hulu + Live TV with FuboTV, enhancing sports streaming prospects.
- Deal creates second-largest internet pay-TV provider in North America with $6B revenue.
- Disney retains a 70% stake, positioning for greater flexibility in streaming offerings.
- Legal battle with Fubo ends, clearing path for Disney's sports streaming service Venu.
- Fubo shares surged after the merger announcement, impacting investor sentiment positively.
Investopedia
BullishShortTermUBERCorporate Developments
Uber Stock Rises on Accelerated $1.5 Billion Buyback Plan
- Uber initiates a $1.5 billion accelerated stock buyback program.
- The buyback is part of a $7 billion total plan announced in February 2024.
- CFO claims Uber stock is undervalued and shows considerable business momentum.
- Retiring over 1% of market cap indicates confidence in stock value.
- Uber shares rose over 2.75% following the announcement, indicating positive market response.
benzinga.com
BullishLongTermNVDAIndustry News
Apple Supplier Foxconn Posts Record Revenue, Rides High On AI Server Demand And Nvidia Partnership - NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA)
- Foxconn posted record revenues driven by AI server demand.
- Fourth-quarter revenue rose 15.17% year-on-year to $64.83 billion.
- Foxconn suppliers GB200 chips crucial for Nvidia's AI infrastructure.
- A new production facility for AI servers is being built in Mexico.
- High demand for Nvidia's Blackwell platform aligns with market growth.
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