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Shares of casual restaurant chain Brinker International (NYSE:EAT) jumped 15% in the morning session after the company reported strong fourth-quarter (fiscal Q2 2025) results that convincingly beat analysts' revenue and EPS expectations. All brands posted growth, but Chili's led with a 31.4% increase in comparable restaurant sales, followed by a 27.4% rise at Brinker. Notably, growth benefited from an increase in both traffic and pricing, which contributed to the earnings beat. Looking ahead, EA

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U.S. equities were mostly lower at midday ahead of today's Federal Reserve announcement on interest rates.

Shares of Trump Media and Technology Group surged Wednesday morning after the president's media company announced its first move into the world of financial services.

Shares of VF Corp. dropped Wednesday despite the apparel maker reporting third-quarter earnings that topped expectations as sales grew across each of its international regions.

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Caution prevails with a Federal Reserve Interest rate decision and earnings from several tech giants in focus.

Brinker International exceeded earnings and revenue forecasts and raised its outlook on soaring sales at its Chili's restaurants.

Luxury giant LVMH eked a small gain in 2024 sales, underwhelming investors following buoyant results from rivals that signalled a turnaround for the sector

Chip stocks in the U.S. and Europe rose on Wednesday for a second straight day, recovering from a punishing selloff triggered by China's low-cost DeepSeek artificial intelligence tool at the start of the week. Shares of AI chip leader Nvidia, however, slipped 2.7% to $125.44 and weighed on the Nasdaq. European tech stocks jumped, partly fuelled by a nearly 8% surge in ASML after the Dutch semiconductor equipment maker reported a surprisingly large rise in new bookings.