Sweetgreen, Inc. (NYSE:SG) shares dropped 9.49%, closing at $24.61, amid investor concerns before its earnings report. The decline follows Sweetgreen’s discontinuation of its subscription service Sweetpass in favor of launching a new loyalty program, SG Rewards. SG Rewards aims to engage customers

Custom Truck One Source (NYSE:CTOS) draws significant insider investments, totaling $65.15 million, signaling insider confidence in its potential. Insiders purchased shares at $4 each in January, pushing the stock up 3.33% to $4.97 per share year-to-date. The company reported a third-quarter revenue

The Federal Reserve’s recent signals on interest rates show a cautious approach, maintaining current levels without hastening rate cuts. The stock market remains stable but tense, with potential disruptions from proposed tariffs on autos, drugs, and semiconductors by President Trump. Intel shares

Gibraltar Industries’ Q4 earnings exceeded expectations, with adjusted earnings per share at $1.01 versus the predicted $0.91. Revenue was slightly below target, at $302.1 million compared to the expected $307.92 million. Despite missing revenue targets, the stock surged 19%, indicating strong investor

GameStop is venturing into the blockchain gaming market, marking a strategic shift from its traditional retail focus. The company’s launch of an NFT marketplace demonstrates its commitment to blockchain technology integration. With the global blockchain gaming market anticipated to grow significantly, GameStop