RFK Jr. Tells Senate Glyphosate Causes Cancer Authored by Troy Myers via The Epoch Times, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told senators on April 21 that glyphosate, a key ingredient in herbicides like Roundup, causes cancer and that human consumption of the chemical should be minimized. His comments came amid growing […]
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SNA|EPS $4.69 vs $4.75 est (-1.3%)|Rev $1.21B vs $1.18B est (+2.5%)|Net Income $247.0M Stock $382.38 (-0.3%) Mixed results. Snap-on Incorporated (NYSE:SNA) delivered a split quarter for Q1 2026, with diluted EPS of $4.69 missing the $4.75 consensus estimate by 1.3%, while revenue of $1.21B exceeded the $1.18B forecast by 2.5%. The stock traded largely unchanged
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DCOM|EPS $0.74 vs $0.78 est (-5.1%)|Rev $123.6M|Net Income $32.8M Stock $36.75 Earnings Miss. Dime Community Bancshares, Inc. (NASDAQ:DCOM) reported Q1 2026 adjusted EPS of $0.74, falling short of the $0.78 analyst estimate by 5.1%. The regional bank generated revenue of $123.6M for the quarter, reflecting a 19.0% increase from the $103.8M recorded in Q1 2025.
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Edge computing has become a central architectural consideration in modern IoT deployments, particularly as connected systems scale in complexity and data intensity. Rather than relying exclusively on centralized cloud platforms, organizations are increasingly distributing processing closer to devices to address latency, bandwidth, and reliability constraints. In this context, Edge Computing IoT architectures are reshaping how
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Goldman: Fast Food’s ‘Bang For The Buck’ Gains As Casual Dining Appeal Craters Goldman analyst Christine Cho has published her latest quarterly survey of 2,000 consumers for 1Q26, pointing to a softer restaurant environment. Muted demand backdrop suggests that the K-shaped economy continues to fester, with working-poor consumers still facing the greatest downward pressure. Respondents
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Andurand’s “Hedge” Fund Lost 52% In First Two Weeks Of April On Levered Oil Bets Three weeks ago, when Bloomberg pointed out that Andurand was the best performing hedge fund in March thanks to its notorious levered long oil positioning (and really nothing else), we said they may want to refresh his exposure after the
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Kalshi Bans 3 US Politicians For Betting On Their Own Election Races Authored by Stephen Katte via CoinTelegraph.com, Two US congressional candidates and one sitting lawmaker have received fines and bans from Kalshi after they were found betting on the outcomes of their election races, as prediction market platforms crack down on insider trading. Matt
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MCHP Price $89.12 Change +8.1% Volume 3.8M Microchip Technology Incorporated surged 8.1% to $89.12 on Thursday as a powerful rally swept through the semiconductor sector, lifting the company alongside multiple peers posting strong gains. Sector-wide strength. The move came as part of a broad-based rally across semiconductor stocks, with at least seven sector peers posting
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PKG Price $219.26 Change +6.8% Volume 415,771 Packaging Corporation of America surged 6.8% on Thursday, riding a broad rally across the packaging sector that lifted multiple peers higher. Shares jumped to $219.26 on volume of 415,771 shares as the company joined sector peers Sonoco Products (up 5.4%) and Graphic Packaging (up 3.1%) in a synchronized
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NXPI Price $240.12 Change +6.4% Volume 982,263 NXP Semiconductors surged 6.4% Thursday despite negative analyst actions. The stock closed at $240.12 on volume of 982,263 shares after Wells Fargo and Mizuho both slashed their price targets, creating a paradoxical rally that caught market watchers off guard. Two downgrades with steep cuts. Wells Fargo maintained its
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