US Top News and Analysis | Honeywell disappoints on quarterly results — but delivers on its breakup plan

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Honeywell reported first‑quarter earnings that missed revenue expectations, with adjusted revenue up 2.4% to $9.1 billion and adjusted EPS rising 10.1% to $2.45, but the results were weighed down by war‑related headwinds in Iran and a supply disruption in its aerospace unit, causing the stock to dip before recovering. The more significant development was the company’s announced breakup strategy: it will sell its Workflow Solutions business to American Industrial Partners in a cash deal expected to close in the back half of 2026, along with the previously announced sale of its Productivity Solutions and Services unit, and it plans to spin off its Aerospace business on June 29, pending board approval. Management believes the divestitures will eliminate the conglomerate discount, creating a pure‑play high‑tech automation company and a separate aerospace and defense entity that could be valued higher. Segment performance showed modest organic growth in Building Automation and Aerospace, while Process Automation declined due to Middle‑East conflict, and Industrial Automation held steady. The outlook for fiscal 2026 remains largely unchanged, with guidance slightly below expectations for the upcoming quarter, but higher pricing and improved productivity are expected to offset inflation pressures. Analysts reiterated a $250 price target and a “Buy” rating, viewing the transformation plan as a value‑creating event for shareholders.

Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/23/honeywell-disappoints-on-quarterly-results-but-delivers-on-breakup-plan.html

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US Top News and Analysis | Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Texas Instruments, United Rentals, Wex, Penn Entertainment & more

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Midday market action saw Texas Instruments soar 19% after it lifted its current‑quarter earnings outlook to $1.77‑$2.05 per share and raised revenue guidance to $5‑$5.4 billion, while United Rentals jumped more than 23% on a full‑year sales forecast boost to $16.9‑$17.4 billion. American Airlines climbed over 4% despite cutting its full‑year earnings outlook, and Penn Entertainment rallied 15% after a beat on its quarterly results, whereas Wex tumbled 17% following a push for shareholders to vote only for its own board nominees. Honeywell slipped 2.6% on mixed Q1 results and weak Q2 guidance; Lululemon fell 11% after naming Heidi O’Neill as CEO; and Nokia rose 11% on a modest earnings beat and strong operating profit. Mobileye gained 5% on better‑than‑expected Q1 earnings and revenue, while IBM dropped 9% after missing its full‑year guidance despite an earnings beat. Tesla fell more than 3% after Elon Musk warned of higher capital spending, even though its adjusted earnings beat expectations; CSX rose 7% on an earnings beat; Southwest Airlines slipped 2.5% after missing forecasts; ServiceNow’s shares plunged 18% despite a beat, weighed by concerns over its Armis acquisition; and Molina Healthcare rose 10.3% after reaffirming its 2026 outlook and beating earnings estimates.

Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/23/stocks-making-the-biggest-moves-midday-txn-uri-wex-penn.html

#TexasInstruments #UnitedRentals #Wex #PennEntertainment #AmericanAirlines #Honeywell #Lululemon #Nokia #ElonMusk #ServiceNow # #HeidiO'Neill

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US Top News and Analysis | Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Honeywell, Nokia, Netflix, IBM, Tesla & more

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In pre‑market trading on April 23, 2026, a range of stocks saw notable moves: Netflix rose just over 1 % after announcing an additional $25 billion share buyback; Helix Energy Solutions jumped more than 3 % following its all‑stock merger with Hornbeck Offshore Services, which will trade under the ticker HOS; Honeywell fell 5.6 % on mixed Q1 results and weaker Q2 guidance; Lululemon dropped over 4 % after appointing Heidi O’Neill as its new CEO; Nokia surged 11 % on a slight earnings beat and higher‑end full‑year guidance; Mobileye Global rallied 11 % after beating both earnings and revenue expectations; Avis Budget Group slipped more than 5 % amid a steep weekly decline; IBM slipped 7 % despite an earnings beat because it did not raise its full‑year outlook; Tesla fell over 2 % after CEO Elon Musk warned of substantially higher capital spending even though Q1 earnings topped forecasts but revenue missed estimates; CSX rose 4 % after beating EPS expectations though revenue was marginally below forecasts; Texas Instruments leapt 11 % on a strong Q2 earnings outlook and upbeat revenue guidance; Southwest Airlines fell 2.5 % after missing earnings and revenue estimates; ServiceNow’s shares tumbled more than 13 % despite beating expectations, as the integration of Armis weighed on its outlook; Molina Healthcare rose 2.9 % after reaffirming its 2026 forecast and beating earnings; United Rentals jumped over 13 % after raising its full‑year sales forecast; and Knight‑Swift Transportation dropped 4 % after posting revenue below expectations.

Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/23/stocks-making-the-biggest-moves-premarket-hon-nok-nflx-ibm-tsla.html

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US Top News and Analysis | Eli Lilly taps into its GLP-1 windfall, while Honeywell sheds a lower-margin unit

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Eli Lilly, buoyed by its lucrative GLP‑1 obesity drugs, announced a $3.25 billion cash purchase of clinical‑stage biotech Kelonia Therapeutics, with the deal potentially rising to $7 billion if milestones are met, adding an intravenously delivered T‑cell therapy to its cancer pipeline; the company is also expanding through recent acquisitions of Centessa Pharmaceuticals, Ventyx Biosciences and Orna Therapeutics. Meanwhile, Honeywell advanced its portfolio overhaul by selling its Productivity Solutions and Services unit—a provider of mobile computers, barcode scanners and printing equipment—to Brady Corporation for $1.4 billion, a price below some expectations but expected to clean up the balance sheet ahead of the upcoming spin‑off of its Automation business. Despite war‑related uncertainties, IPO activity remained robust, with Jersey Mike’s and AI‑chip maker Cerebras filing for public offerings, while Madison Air Solutions successfully went public, and major earnings reports from UnitedHealth Group, GE Aerospace, 3M, Danaher, RTX, Halliburton and D.R. Horton are slated to begin the week’s earnings wave.

Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/20/eli-lilly-taps-into-its-glp-1-windfall-while-honeywell-sheds-a-lower-margin-unit.html

#EliLilly #Honeywell #BradyCorporation #KeloniaTherapeutics #JimCramer #D.R.Horton

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Once a Niche Topic in Federal Lobbying, AI Is Now a Major Area of Focus

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