Legacy: Late Jesse Jackson visited Lock Haven to support striking paper co. employees
The article recounts Rev. Jesse Jackson's visits to Lock Haven in 1987 and 1988 to support striking International Paper Co. employees. Jackson, a civil rights leader and two-time Democratic presidential hopeful, rallied workers against demands for wage cuts and benefit reductions, encouraging them to stand firm. His support resonated deeply in the community, with many workers expressing strong backing for his presidential campaign during the 1988 primaries.
Rep. Thomas H. Kean, Jr. Purchases Shares of Abbott Laboratories (NYSE:ABT)
Representative Thomas H. Kean, Jr. (Republican-New Jersey) recently purchased between $1,001 and $15,000 worth of Abbott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT) stock through his KEAN FAMILY PARTNERSHIP account. This comes as Abbott Laboratories reported meeting EPS estimates for the most recent quarter but missed on revenue, while simultaneously raising its quarterly dividend. Analysts currently rate ABT as a "Moderate Buy" with an average target price of $137.05.
Stantec Stock Near Highs: Still Undervalued vs. US Peers?
Stantec Inc. (NYSE: STN) is trading near its 52-week highs after strong earnings and a dividend increase, with analysts still seeing upside compared to larger US engineering firms like AECOM and Jacobs. The Canadian firm, with significant US revenue, offers investors exposure to North American infrastructure and water spending, providing a blend of growth and stability within a portfolio. Despite recent gains, the article suggests Stantec may still be undervalued given its resilient backlog, margin expansion, and consistent organic growth.
Visa’s Earnings Could Impress, But Tariff Risks Loom Large
Visa is set to announce its earnings on April 29, with anticipated revenue growth of 9% and adjusted earnings of $2.68 per share, driven by increasing payment and cross-border volumes. However, the company faces significant challenges from potential U.S. tariffs, which could impact consumer spending and international travel. Investors will be keenly watching Visa's outlook given these economic uncertainties.
Oxford Industries, Crocs, WeightWatchers, Scholastic, and Bark Shares Skyrocket, What You Need To Know
Shares of Oxford Industries, Crocs, WeightWatchers, Scholastic, and Bark surged following a Supreme Court ruling that struck down sweeping Trump tariffs, providing potential relief to companies affected by international trade disputes. This decision is expected to lower operating costs and boost earnings for businesses reliant on global supply chains, overshadowing earlier concerns about slowing economic growth. Despite the ruling, the Trump administration announced plans for new global tariffs, and the article notes that market overreactions can create buying opportunities.
Why Delta (DAL) Stock Is Up Today
Delta Air Lines (DAL) stock rose by 3.1% after the Supreme Court struck down sweeping Trump tariffs, a decision seen as beneficial for companies relying on global supply chains by potentially lowering operating costs. This positive news offset earlier concerns about slowing economic growth and rising inflation. The stock closed up 3% at $69.46, with additional news of new global tariffs announced by the Trump administration.
USA Compression Partners LP Announces 2025 K-1 Tax Package Availability
USA Compression Partners, LP (NYSE: USAC) has announced that its 2025 K-1 tax packages are now available online at taxpackagesupport.com/usac and are also being mailed to unitholders. Unitholders can also contact Tax Package Support or visit the company's website for assistance. USA Compression is a leading independent provider of natural gas compression services, focusing on midstream applications.
‘Consequences of poor planning’: Gallatin family still fighting after TVA pauses plan to run transmission line through their farm
An eighth-generation farming family in Gallatin, TN, along with country musician John Rich and a Sumner County Commissioner, continues to fight against the Tennessee Valley Authority's (TVA) proposed transmission line through their historic land, despite the TVA announcing a "pause" on the project. The family highlights the farm's cultural and educational value, including a farm school for children, which would be severely impacted. The TVA has stated its intention to form a "Landowner Task Force" to involve community voices and balance energy needs with property rights, though critics believe this pause may be a tactic to wait out public outcry.
Misleading government publication causes confusion for investors over future of Musselwhite gold mine
A Canadian government publication incorrectly stated that the Shibogama First Nations Council was considering purchasing the Musselwhite gold mine, causing confusion for investors and owner Orla Mining Ltd. The publication has since been quietly updated after Orla Mining, which bought the mine in 2025, clarified it had no intention of selling. The First Nations council confirmed they had considered purchasing the mine in 2024 but decided not to proceed.
Jabil, Coherent, TTM Technologies, First Advantage, and Taboola Shares Are Soaring, What You Need To Know
Shares of Jabil, Coherent, TTM Technologies, First Advantage, and Taboola surged after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Trump administration's global tariffs, easing financial strain on corporations. TTM Technologies, in particular, saw significant gains, with its shares highly volatile and up 52.9% year-to-date, reaching a new 52-week high after reports suggested it would benefit from Alphabet's expanded AI infrastructure spending. The ruling provided a wave of relief to markets, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average both climbing.
Stantec Stock Near Highs: Still Undervalued vs. US Peers?
Stantec Inc. is trading near its 52-week highs after reporting strong earnings and raising its dividend. Analysts believe the Canadian engineering firm remains undervalued when compared to larger U.S.-listed peers like AECOM and Jacobs, offering an attractive opportunity for investors seeking exposure to North American infrastructure and water spending. The article analyzes the drivers behind Stantec's performance, its competitive positioning, and potential risks, concluding that it serves as a defensive yet growth-oriented investment for long-term infrastructure bulls.
Intel's next chapter in Oregon: What it means for jobs, investment and the state economy
Intel, Oregon's largest private employer, faces scrutiny after deep layoffs despite its historical role in the state's Silicon Forest. The company's director of U.S. government and community affairs, Courtney Martin, discusses the company's future outlook, federal investment, and Nvidia's $5 billion stake, emphasizing Intel's commitment to innovation, talent retention through partnerships with local universities, and its continued importance to Oregon's economy amidst global competition.
BMO raises Century Aluminum stock price target on Mt. Holly restart
BMO Capital has increased its price target for Century Aluminum (NASDAQ:CENX) to $61 from $52, maintaining an "Outperform" rating, following the company's Q4 2025 EBITDA report and the anticipated restart of its Mt. Holly facility. The firm expects improved EBITDA and free cash flow in Q1 2026, driven by current spot prices and the Grundartangi smelter's return to full operations. Century Aluminum is also engaging in a joint venture with Emirates Global Aluminium to build a new primary aluminum production plant in Oklahoma.
Don’t overreact: Tariffs overturned, but fundamentals still rule
The article discusses the Supreme Court's decision to strike down the president's use of IEEPA to implement tariffs, arguing that this will likely have limited impact on long-term intrinsic valuations, similar to the initial tariff announcements. It highlights that market fundamentals and company-specific issues, rather than tariffs, are the primary drivers of stock performance, citing examples like Nike, Walmart, and Apple. The author also notes the surprising strength of the US economy in 2025 despite the tariffs, attributing it to other factors such as the AI boom and consumer spending.
Belleville hazardous waste expansion proposal met with safety concerns: '350,000 residents within 10-mile radius'
A proposal by Republic Services to expand its hazardous waste facility in Belleville, Michigan, has sparked significant community concern due to its history of accepting Manhattan Project-era nuclear waste and other toxic chemicals. Residents and local lawmakers worry about the potential for hazardous waste to migrate into surrounding waterways, noting a lack of radiological testing in nearby drains and wastewater systems, and the "down blending" of radioactive materials. State Representative Reggie Miller has introduced legislation to address these issues, including raising tipping fees, requiring new hazardous waste plans, and prohibiting certain disposal practices.
News | White House clarifies Trump's investor housing ban as industry considers strategy
The Trump administration has provided new details on its proposed ban on institutional investors buying single-family homes, targeting companies owning as few as 100 houses. The proposal allows exemptions for build-to-rent developments and distinguishes between small versus large operators, and build-to-rent versus scattered-site housing. While the White House pushes for Congressional approval, the industry, including major rental operators like American Homes 4 Rent, are engaging with policymakers to argue their role in addressing housing shortages.
Army Awards $150 Million Contract to General Dynamics for Abrams R&D
The Army has awarded General Dynamics Land Systems Inc. a $150 million contract for the Abrams Engineering Program, with work scheduled to be completed by June 30, 2027. This article details numerous contracts awarded by the U.S. Department of Defense across the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Defense Logistics Agency. The contracts cover a wide range of services and equipment, including research and development, IT infrastructure, engineering services, high-performance computing, precision guidance kits, power generation, dredging, construction, various military systems, and natural gas supply.
Opendoor, Live Nation, Funko, Stitch Fix, and Genesco Shares Are Soaring, What You Need To Know
Shares of Opendoor, Live Nation, Funko, Stitch Fix, and Genesco jumped after the Supreme Court struck down sweeping Trump tariffs, providing potential relief to companies affected by international trade disputes. The ruling is expected to lower operating costs for manufacturers and retailers, potentially leading to stronger earnings and more competitive pricing. Despite this positive development, the Trump administration announced plans for a new 10% global tariff, which could introduce future market volatility.
Construction Sector Holds Steady: Survey Shows Firm Trends
A new survey by CBIZ, Inc. reveals that despite rising interest rates, global uncertainty, and persistent labor pressures, the U.S. construction sector remains resilient. Firms are balancing cautious project planning with investments in talent and technology, and are continuing to strategically position themselves for future growth. Key findings include widespread wage increases to combat labor shortages and project delays due to financing environments and labor scarcity.
MasTec, Expeditors, and Methode Electronics Shares Skyrocket, What You Need To Know
Shares of MasTec, Expeditors, and Methode Electronics all rose significantly after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Trump-era tariffs, a move expected to lower costs for manufacturers and potentially reduce inflation. The ruling, which deemed the use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 for tariffs inapplicable, is seen as particularly beneficial for small and medium-sized businesses. Expeditors, despite previous challenges and an "underweight" rating, saw its shares jump 3.5%, with a strong performance year-to-date.
Don’t Overreact: Tariffs Overturned, but Fundamentals Still Rule
Despite the Supreme Court striking down the president's use of IEEPA to implement tariffs, Morningstar predicts minimal changes to long-term intrinsic valuations, similar to when the tariffs were initially announced. The article emphasizes that fundamental analysis and company-specific valuations remain paramount for investors, as broader economic factors like AI buildout and consumer spending have had a more significant impact than previous tariffs. Various stock examples highlight how company fundamentals and current valuations often outweigh the direct impact of tariff changes.
AECOM Partners With TomTom to Enhance Infrastructure and Traffic Planning
Global infrastructure firm AECOM is partnering with TomTom, a mapping and location technology provider, to integrate TomTom's traffic and mobility data platforms into its infrastructure planning and transport modeling workflows. This collaboration aims to enhance AECOM's capabilities in mobility planning, traffic systems management, and long-term infrastructure design, utilizing real-time and historical traffic intelligence. The move positions AECOM to better forecast congestion, evaluate corridor performance, and design adaptable infrastructure projects, supporting various transport initiatives and aligning with a broader industry trend towards data-driven planning despite recent government shutdown challenges.
Sask. drone maker Draganfly has high hopes for Ottawa’s defence spending spree
Saskatoon-based drone manufacturer Draganfly Inc. anticipates significant business opportunities from Ottawa's new "Buy Canada" defence industrial strategy. The strategy, announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney, aims to boost the percentage of federal defence contracts awarded to Canadian firms from 43% to 70% within a decade, prioritizing small and mid-sized companies in key sectors like robotic and autonomous systems. Draganfly, the world's oldest commercial drone maker, believes this focus on domestic industry will finally open doors for them within Canada's Department of National Defence, leveraging their extensive experience with foreign and U.S. military clients.
COPT DEFENSE PROPERTIES SEC 10-K Report
COPT Defense Properties, a REIT focusing on properties near U.S. Government defense installations, has released its 2025 Form 10-K report. The report details robust financial performance with increased revenues and net income, strategic expansion in its Defense/IT Portfolio, and successful capital management initiatives. Key challenges include economic conditions, tenant concentration, and government spending fluctuations.
U.S. Global Investors (NASDAQ: GROW) Q2 AUM climbs 12% as tax hit adds loss
U.S. Global Investors (NASDAQ: GROW) reported mixed financial results for Q2 fiscal 2026, with total assets under management (AUM) rising 12% to $1.5 billion, and operating revenue increasing by 11.5%. Despite an improvement to $535,000 in income before taxes, the company posted a net loss of $846,000, or $(0.07) per share, due to a $1.38 million income tax expense related to HIVE Digital Technologies convertible securities, which included a non-cash valuation allowance. Management anticipates an offsetting $1.3 million tax benefit in the next quarter.
Caleres, PVH, Under Armour, Carter's, and Kontoor Brands Shares Are Soaring, What You Need To Know
Shares of Caleres, PVH, Under Armour, Carter's, and Kontoor Brands jumped after the Supreme Court struck down sweeping Trump tariffs, providing potential relief to companies affected by international trade disputes and global supply chains. This ruling is expected to lower operating costs and potentially lead to stronger earnings for retailers and manufacturers. However, the Trump administration quickly announced plans for a new 10% global tariff, which is likely to continue to impact the market.
Trilogy Metals Sees Financial Setbacks Yet Maintains Strong Cash Reserves
Trilogy Metals Inc. reported significant accounting losses for fiscal year 2025 due to derivative liabilities from a U.S. investment, but maintained robust cash reserves of $51.6M. Both Trilogy and its joint venture Ambler Metals have allocated $35M for permitting and technical assessments in 2026 for the Arctic and Bornite sites, with restoration of Ambler Road permits and federal support boosting investor confidence in the company's mineral exploration projects. This strategic foresight and government alliances suggest a promising future for Trilogy Metals despite current financial setbacks.
Oxford Industries, Crocs, WeightWatchers, Scholastic, and Bark Shares Skyrocket, What You Need To Know
Shares of Oxford Industries, Crocs, WeightWatchers, Scholastic, and Bark all saw significant jumps after the Supreme Court struck down Trump-era tariffs. This ruling is expected to lead to lower operating costs for companies relying on global supply chains, providing a boost to their profitability. Despite earlier market concerns about economic growth and inflation, the news of the tariff removal spurred a positive market reaction, with especially positive highlights for Scholastic's recent strong financial performance and outlook.
Angi, Bumble, Match Group, Wayfair, and Shutterstock Shares Skyrocket, What You Need To Know
Shares of Angi, Bumble, Match Group, Wayfair, and Shutterstock surged after a Supreme Court ruling struck down a significant portion of President Trump's tariff agenda, boosting market sentiment. Investors reacted positively, anticipating beneficial impacts on corporate earnings and the broader economy, leading to a climb in major indices. Bumble, despite its volatility and a 16% year-to-date decline, saw a 4.9% jump following the news.
Angi, Bumble, Match Group, Wayfair, and Shutterstock Shares Skyrocket, What You Need To Know
Shares of Angi, Bumble, Match Group, Wayfair, and Shutterstock surged after a Supreme Court decision struck down a significant portion of President Trump's tariff agenda, bringing positive market sentiment. Investors reacted favorably, viewing the removal of trade taxes as beneficial for corporate earnings and the economy. The ruling eased concerns over trade disputes, leading to an overall market climb and a more stable environment for international commerce.
Richardson Electronics, Hub Group, XPO, Corning, and Champion Homes Stocks Trade Up, What You Need To Know
Several stocks, including Richardson Electronics, Hub Group, XPO, Corning, and Champion Homes, saw significant jumps after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Trump-era tariffs, a move expected to reduce costs for manufacturers. Corning, in particular, experienced a 6.5% surge and reached a new 52-week high, demonstrating strong year-to-date performance. Economists believe this ruling will ease budget pressures on companies and could contribute to accelerated interest rate cuts by the central bank.
Jabil, Coherent, TTM Technologies, First Advantage, and Taboola Shares Are Soaring, What You Need To Know
Shares of Jabil, Coherent, TTM Technologies, First Advantage, and Taboola experienced significant jumps following a U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down the Trump administration's global tariffs. The ruling, which found the administration inappropriately used emergency powers, sent a wave of relief through the markets. TTM Technologies, in particular, saw a strong performance, having also benefited recently from Alphabet's expanded AI spending plans and reporting robust fourth-quarter results.
Chegg, Etsy, Fiverr, Pinterest, and eBay Shares Skyrocket, What You Need To Know
Shares of Chegg, Etsy, Fiverr, Pinterest, and eBay surged after the Supreme Court struck down a significant portion of President Trump's tariff agenda, ruling the executive branch lacked constitutional authority for unilateral levies. Investors viewed the removal of trade taxes positively, anticipating benefits for corporate earnings and the broader economy, leading to a climb in major indices. Chegg's stock also saw additional positive sentiment from its CEO's share purchase and the repurchase of convertible senior notes.
Angi, Bumble, Match Group, Wayfair, and Shutterstock Shares Skyrocket, What You Need To Know
Shares of Angi, Bumble, Match Group, Wayfair, and Shutterstock all saw significant jumps following a landmark Supreme Court decision. The ruling struck down a major portion of President Trump's tariff agenda, with the court stating the executive branch lacks the constitutional authority to unilaterally impose such levies. Investors reacted positively, anticipating benefits for corporate earnings and the broader economy, leading to a climb in major indices.
USA Compression Partners LP Announces 2025 K-1 Tax Package Availability
USA Compression Partners, LP (NYSE: USAC) announced the availability of its 2025 tax packages, including Schedule K-1s, which can be accessed online at taxpackagesupport.com/usac. The company has begun mailing these packages to unitholders, who can also contact Tax Package Support or visit USA Compression's investor relations website for more information. USA Compression is a leading provider of natural gas compression services, primarily focusing on midstream applications.
MasTec, Expeditors, and Methode Electronics Shares Skyrocket, What You Need To Know
Shares of MasTec, Expeditors, and Methode Electronics surged after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, a decision expected to reduce costs for manufacturers. The ruling, which deemed the use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 inapplicable for tariffs, is anticipated to benefit small and medium-sized businesses and potentially accelerate interest rate cuts due to reduced inflation concerns. This development led to significant stock price jumps for engineering, logistics, and electrical systems companies.
First Solar, Viavi Solutions, Orion, Limbach, and Oshkosh Stocks Trade Up, What You Need To Know
Several stocks, including First Solar, Viavi Solutions, Orion, Limbach, and Oshkosh, saw gains after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. This decision is expected to reduce manufacturing costs and alleviate inflation concerns, benefiting businesses, especially small and medium-sized ones. Viavi Solutions, in particular, has seen significant upward movement, reaching a new 52-week high and showing substantial year-to-date returns.
Richardson Electronics, Hub Group, XPO, Corning, and Champion Homes Stocks Trade Up, What You Need To Know
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to strike down Trump-era tariffs caused a jump in several manufacturing and logistics stocks, including Richardson Electronics, Hub Group, XPO, Corning, and Champion Homes. This ruling is expected to lower costs for manufacturers and could lead to reduced inflation concerns and accelerated interest rate cuts. Specifically, Corning saw a 6.5% increase, reaching a new 52-week high, with the company’s shares having gained significantly over the past five years.
Floor And Decor, Victoria's Secret, Shoe Carnival, Torrid, and Camping World Shares Are Soaring, What You Need To Know
Shares of Floor And Decor, Victoria's Secret, Shoe Carnival, Torrid, and Camping World jumped after the Supreme Court struck down sweeping Trump tariffs, providing potential relief to companies affected by international trade disputes. The ruling is expected to lower operating costs for manufacturers and retailers, potentially leading to more competitive pricing and stronger earnings. However, the Trump administration announced plans to impose a new 10% global tariff following the Supreme Court's decision.
Floor And Decor, Victoria's Secret, Shoe Carnival, Torrid, and Camping World Shares Are Soaring, What You Need To Know
Shares of Floor And Decor, Victoria's Secret, Shoe Carnival, Torrid, and Camping World jumped after the Supreme Court struck down Trump-era tariffs, providing potential relief to companies in global supply chains. This ruling is expected to lower operating costs for manufacturers and retailers. Despite earlier concerns about economic growth and inflation, the broader market also saw gains following this development.
Motion’s Outlook Lowered as 2Q Comp Sales Dip
Genuine Parts Company (GPC) reported modest second-quarter sales growth but lowered its 2025 outlook for both its Industrial Parts (Motion) and Automotive segments. This revision is primarily attributed to existing U.S. tariffs and anticipated market uncertainty in the second half of the year. Despite the lowered outlook, GPC emphasized its focus on strategic initiatives and cost restructuring to navigate challenging market conditions.
Denison receives final regulatory approvals to construct uranium mine
Denison Mines Corp. has received final regulatory approvals from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission for its Wheeler River Uranium Project in northern Saskatchewan. This includes approval of the environmental assessment and a Licence to Prepare Site and Construct a Mine and Mill, allowing construction of the Phoenix in-situ recovery uranium mine to begin by mid-2028. The project is the first large-scale Canadian uranium mine approved for construction in over 20 years and is expected to create jobs and support local communities.
U.S. Supreme Court Invalidates Some Trump Tariffs, But Most Auto Industry Tariffs Remain In Effect
The U.S. Supreme Court has invalidated some tariffs enacted by the Trump administration under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977, deeming them unconstitutional. However, most auto industry-related tariffs, including those on auto parts, steel, aluminum, and vehicles, remain in effect as they were issued under other laws like the Trade Expansion Act of 1962. This ruling means that car buyers should not expect immediate drops in new-car prices, as automakers continue to bear significant tariff costs.
Century Aluminum Company Statement on U.S. Supreme Court IEEPA Ruling
Century Aluminum Company issued a statement affirming its support for President Trump's America First trade policies, specifically the Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs, even after a U.S. Supreme Court decision on IEEPA tariffs. The company highlighted its investments in expanding U.S. primary aluminum production, including a 10% increase at its Mt. Holly smelter and plans for a new smelter in Oklahoma, crediting these actions to the effectiveness of the Section 232 program. Century Aluminum is the largest producer of primary aluminum in the U.S. and plans further significant investments.
Century Aluminum Company Supports Supreme Court Decision on IEEPA Tariffs, Strengthening Commitment to U.S. Aluminum Production
Century Aluminum Company has voiced strong support for the Supreme Court's decision on tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), aligning itself with President Trump's trade policies. The company emphasized that these policies, including Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum, have been crucial in enabling the reshoring of U.S. aluminum production and fostering job creation. Century Aluminum, already the largest U.S. aluminum producer, plans further investments to expand production and build new facilities, reinforcing its dedication to American manufacturing and workforce development.
Century Aluminum Company Statement on U.S. Supreme Court IEEPA Ruling
Century Aluminum Company issued a statement regarding the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on IEEPA tariffs, expressing support for President Trump's America First trade policies. The company highlighted that Section 232 tariffs remain in effect and have enabled significant investments in U.S. primary aluminum production, including an expansion of its Mt. Holly smelter and plans for a new smelter in Oklahoma. Century Aluminum reaffirmed its commitment to boosting American industrial output and creating jobs.
Intuit Inc. (INTU) Launched a New Campaign with Uber Advertising
Intuit Inc. (INTU) has partnered with Uber Advertising to launch a new campaign aimed at making in-person tax help more accessible. This initiative, part of Intuit's broader strategy to expand its Human Intelligence service network, offers free Uber rides to customers meeting with TurboTax experts. Intuit also recently launched an AI-driven construction addition to its Enterprise Suite, targeting the $2 trillion construction market.
$41,608,200 Raised on Initial Closing. Books Now Re-Open for a Second Closing on April 1, 2026
Maple Leaf Critical Minerals 2026 Enhanced Flow-Through Limited Partnership announced it has completed its initial closing, raising $41,608,200. The books are now reopened for a second closing on April 1, 2026. The partnership offers tax benefits through investments in critical minerals exploration across Canada, with specific advantages for National Class and Québec Class Unit holders.
Century Aluminum Company Statement on U.S. Supreme Court IEEPA Ruling
Century Aluminum Company has issued a statement affirming its support for President Donald J. Trump's America First trade policies following the U.S. Supreme Court's IEEPA ruling. The company highlighted that the decision did not impact Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs, which remain in effect, and credited these policies for their investments in expanding U.S. primary aluminum production, including a new smelter project in Oklahoma. Century Aluminum reiterated its commitment to investing in American manufacturing and its role as the nation's largest primary aluminum producer.
AbbVie Inc. SEC 10-K Report
AbbVie Inc. has released its 2025 Form 10-K report, detailing robust financial performance, significant business achievements, and strategic initiatives. The report highlights strong net revenues and operating earnings, driven by growth in immunology products like Skyrizi and Rinvoq, despite competition for Humira. AbbVie also outlined new product launches, production expansions, and a commitment to R&D, while acknowledging challenges such as patent expirations, regulatory pressures, and supply chain risks.
