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Delta’s Premium Strategy Shields Profits Despite Record Fuel Costs

Delta Air Lines posted strong revenue growth and raised its dividend even as it faced its largest-ever quarterly fuel bill, highlighting how its focus on premium cabins and loyalty programs is changing the airline’s financial playbook

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Ionis Pharmaceuticals Stock Plunges After Consecutive Drug Setbacks

Ionis Pharmaceuticals shares tumbled nearly 29% in two days after a failed heart drug trial and a partner’s exit from Huntington’s disease programs, raising questions about future growth and competition in the biotech sector

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Bank of America Sees Coca-Cola Stock Undervalued Before Earnings

Coca-Cola’s 63-year dividend growth streak and steady margins have Bank of America raising its price target, but investors face risks from global demand shifts and currency swings

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Levi Strauss Sees White Denim Sales Jump as It Expands Beyond Jeans

Levi Strauss is pushing into shirts, dresses, and premium lines as white denim sales soar 70%. Analysts see growth potential, but margin pressures and shifting consumer habits pose risks for the 173-year-old brand

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Kering Sells Beauty Business and Ends Gucci-Coty Deal Early

Kering is offloading its beauty division and ending its Gucci-Coty licensing deal a year ahead of schedule, shifting Gucci’s beauty rights to L'Oréal and signaling a major move to reduce debt and refocus on core luxury brands

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Market Rotation Sends These 5 Stocks Lower - Are They Now a Bargain

A weak June jobs report triggered a sharp rotation out of defensive stocks, pushing down shares of Johnson & Johnson, PepsiCo, Starbucks, Constellation Brands, and TJX. Here’s why some investors see opportunity—and what could go wrong next

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