Check out the companies that make headlines in their listing deals. Delta Airlines – Stocks retreated 0.8% after a Delta flight from Minnesota to Toronto crashed Monday afternoon. According to local officials, at least 18 people were reportedly injured. Southwest Airlines – Value-focused airlines are 2.4% after Southwest Airlines says it will reduce its company’s workforce by 15% – CEO Bob Jordan calls it “unprecedented” of”. Fluorescence – Engineering stocks fell 5.5% behind weak fourth quarter results and full-year revenue guidance. Fluor’s revenue in the fourth quarter was $4.26 billion, with revenue of 48 cents per share, excluding commodities. Analysts surveyed by FACTSET expect earnings and revenue per share to be $44 cents and $4.42 billion, respectively. Medtronic – Stocks fell 2.5% after medical device manufacturers reported disappointing quarterly revenue, although it exceeded earnings estimates due to strong demand for their heart and diabetes products. Medtronic released adjusted revenue of $1.39 per share in the third quarter, of $8.29 billion. Analysts’ expected earnings by fact sets were $1.36 per share, excluding items, and revenue was $8.33 billion. Snowflake – The stock has risen nearly 3% after receiving an upgrade from its peer performance from Wolfe Research. The company noted that better consumption trends are the catalyst for growth and believed that data analytics software manufacturers will report “stable” fourth-quarter results next week. Bath & Body Works – The perfume retailer has risen by nearly 4% after JPMorgan’s neutral overweight. Analyst Matthew Boss cited expanded operating margins and visible shareholder returns as catalysts for escalation. Venture Global – Stocks in publicly publicly disclosed liquefied natural gas provider rose 3.7% late last month. Goldman Sachs and Bank of America both open on a buy rating, while JPMorgan started things with an overweight rating. Meanwhile, RBC’s capital market and Ruisui’s ratings outperform performance. Altice USA – Broadband and video service providers rose 5% after Raymond James upgraded to outperform the market. The company believes that the operational changes made by management can show tangible results in the next 18 months. Tapestry – Apparel stocks rose more than 2% after an upgrade purchased by Redburn Atlantic. The investment firm said the tapestry coaching brand remains motivated and sees further margins after the strong 2024. – CNBC’s Lisa Kailai Han, Sean Conlon, Jesse Pound, Michelle Fox and Pia Singh contributed the report
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