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CoreCivic shares fell on Friday after the company said chief executive Patrick Swindle had resigned for health reasons, with Lucibeth Mayberry named as his successor.
Element Solutions (NYSE:ESI) climbed on Friday as investors extended the day's chip rally to companies thatSupplythe materials behind semiconductors and electronics.
Concentrix (NASDAQ:CNXC) tumbled again on Friday, extending a losing run that has seen it fall in eight of the last nine sessions as investors wait for its third-quarter results on September 29.
AeroVironment (NASDAQ:AVAV) slid on Friday as defence and drone stocks lost ground, with no company-specific news reported to explain the move.
Bloom Energy soared on Friday as investors piled into companies that can help feed the enormous electricity appetite of AI data centres, with lower yields and cheaper oil adding extra lift.
Bloom Energy's AI-driven rally got a macro boost on Friday as Treasury yields eased off their highs and oil prices fell, two shifts that tend to favour capital-hungry clean-power companies.
PureCycle Technologies units (NASDAQ:PCTTU)fell 50.7% to $5.42. The plastic recycling technology company is down 50.7% for the week and down 50.7% for the month. The units show the same 50.7% fall across the day, week and month, which points to a thin or stale …
Digital Currency X Technology (NASDAQ:DCX)fell 22.2% to $6.15. The Chinese vehicle maker is down 72.8% for the week and down 94.8% for the month. A 94.8% monthly fall is extreme, so these figures are worth checking against exchange records.
● Rockwell Automation's ChiefRevenueOfficer Scott A. Genereux notified the company of his retirement on September 21, 2026.
● Li Bang International shareholders approved deregistering in the Cayman Islands and continuing as a BVIBusinesscompany.
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