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Check out the companies that make headlines in the midday trade.
PILOTON – Pilot announced that it plans to buy equipment manufacturer Precore for 4 420 million, after which the stock of exercise equipment jumped more than 12% and reached an all-time high. The deal could help Peloton increase production to meet strong demand.
IAC – Shares of IAC soared more than 14% on Tuesday after announcing a full-fledged stake in video software company Insurance. Vimeo will become an independent publicly traded company after the expected deal closes in the second quarter of 2021.
Apple Pal – The midday growth of about 4% helped offset losses in key indices, given the iPhone maker’s 2. 2.2 trillion market cap. Investors acknowledged the strength of the equity in the report that Apple is pushing ahead with plans to build self-driving cars by 2024, with the tech company undertaking a major undertaking called Project Titan.
Carmax – auto tow retailer posted quarterly earnings of 1.42, topping the consensus estimate of 1. 1.14 per share. Revenue also came in above Wall Street’s forecast. But shares of Carmax have fallen more than%% since the company reported a 0.8% drop in sales of comparable used vehicles compared to the factset consensus estimate of 1% growth.
Carnival, Norwegian Cruise Line, MGM Resorts – Concerns about a new coronavirus strain from the UK Carnival.3%, Norwegian Cruise Line. MGM Resorts fell 1%. Delta Air Lines, American Airlines and United Airlines all fell more than 2%.
SPORTSMAN WAREHOUSE – The company said it has agreed to buy through the Great American Outdoors Group since the retailer’s shares rose more than 36%. Kabe Bella’s parent company Sportsman’s Warehouse will pay 18 per share above Monday’s 12.65 per share.
RealRail – Shares of Luxury & Clothing Shing Company popped up nearly 10% after Baird started covering Real Reel with Outperform Ratings. The Street Pay Pay firm called RealRail an “exciting open-end growth story.”
Rent-A-Center – Furniture and electronics rental company shares rose 6.6% after Loop Capital upgraded Rental-A-Center to buy from hold. The investment firm said the acquisition of Asima was a “game changer,” the investment firm said in a note.
ILUMINA – Illumina shares rose more than 2% after Pepper Sandler upgraded the manufacturer of gene sequencing technology to a higher weight rating. “LGMINA is in a good position as a leader in NGS [next-generation sequencings], And we believe that in order to improve short reading performance, it can maintain and grow its position by taking advantage of the constant cost of order reduction and data science advances, ”the company said in a note to customers.
– With reports from CNBC’s Jesse Pound, Pippa Stevens and Tom Frank.
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