The major averages had a down day to start the week, with oil prices in focus after President Donald Trump rejected conditions for a ceasefire presented by Iran. Meanwhile, Treasury yields continued to climb to multi-year highs amid expectations that higher energy prices could put further pressure on inflation and increase the likelihood of additional rate hikes.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Nvidiahas launched an agent safety platform following recent security incidents and authorized an additional $150B under its existing share repurchase programMongoDBCEO Chirantan Desai has left the company to take on the role as Meta'sEnterprise Platform OfficerBoeinghas discovered a glitch to the 737 MAX software that could cause its automated navigation feature to fail, WSJ reportsBrixmorand Everview Partners agreed to acquire Slate Grocery REITfor $2.34BJana Partners is pushing Fiservto more than double planned cost reductions, Reuters reports2. WALL STREET CALLS:Royal Caribbeanupgraded to Buy at both Deutsche Bank and BofARobloxdowngraded to Underperform at JefferiesPark Hotelsupgraded to Strong Buy from Market Perform at Raymond JamesPepsiCodowngraded to Hold from Buy at Deutsche BankSweetgreenupgraded to Overweight at Wells Fargo3. AROUND THE WEB:The White House is weighing broader use of tax-exempt red-dyed diesel as an alternative to restricting exports, Reuters reportsTrump is expected to announce a $15B Mesabi Metallics steel factory in Iowa, Bloomberg saysAirbusand Leonardoare investigating a coatings defect affecting about 500 A321neo jets, Reuters reportsFugazi Research said in a new research report that the firm considers Greenland Energy'sstock "uninvestable" at "any price above zero"A EUR 10.3B bid by BASFfor Evonikhas been rejected as too low to warrant negotiations, setting up a potential takeover battle as Evonik pursues restructuring and divestitures amid broader consolidation in Europe's challenged chemicals industry, FT reports4. MOVERS:Kodiak Sciencessurged after announcing its Phase 3 DAYBREAK study met its primary endpointsBurford Capitalincreased after issuing comments related to the patent matter between Apple and TactionGE Aerospaceslipped after Bloomberg reported the FAA intends to delay certification of Boeing's 737 Max 10 aircraft as it reviews a potential issue with software developed by GE AerospaceGold Fieldsfell in New York after announcing its offer was rejected by Northern Star Resources boardNubankwas lower in New York after Bloomberg reported the company is in talks to acquire Monzo Bank for GBP8B-GBP10B5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Zymeworksprovided guidance for FY26NetSol Technologiesreported Q4 results, with EPS and revenue higher year-over-yearGray Mediaannounced its outlook for Q3Kandi Technologiesreported results for H1, with EPS and revenue higher year-over-yearVestisreaffirmed its guidance for FY26INDEXES:The Dow fell 347.11, or 0.67%, to 51,481.51, the Nasdaq lost 248.34, or 0.92%, to 26,820.38, and the S&P 500 declined 59.72, or 0.77%, to 7,683.69.

9/28 12:00

Major Averages Broadly Lower as Oil Prices Surge Over 3%

The major averages were broadly lower to start the week, with oil prices surging over 3% after President Donald Trump rejected conditions for a ceasefire presented by Iran. Treasury yields are also rising while several AI stocks, including AMD and Micron, were slipping.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Nvidiahas launched an agent safety platform following recent security incidents and authorized an additional $150B under its existing share repurchase programMongoDBCEO Chirantan Desai has left the company to take on the role as Meta'sEnterprise Platform OfficerBoeinghas discovered a glitch to the 737 MAX software that could cause its automated navigation feature to fail, WSJ reportsBrixmorand Everview Partners agreed to acquire Slate Grocery REITfor $2.34BJana Partners is pushing Fiservto more than double planned cost reductions, Reuters reports2. WALL STREET CALLS:Royal Caribbeanupgraded to Buy at both Deutsche Bank and BofARobloxdowngraded to Underperform at JefferiesPark Hotelsupgraded to Strong Buy from Market Perform at Raymond JamesPepsiCodowngraded to Hold from Buy at Deutsche BankSweetgreenupgraded to Overweight at Wells Fargo3. AROUND THE WEB:Airbusand Leonardoare investigating a coatings defect affecting about 500 A321neo jets, Reuters reportsUber'sKenyan safari business is facing resistance from local guides, WSJ saysFugazi Research said in a new research report that the firm considers Greenland Energy'sstock "uninvestable" at "any price above zero"A EUR 10.3B bid by BASFfor Evonikhas been rejected as too low towarrant negotiations, setting up a potential takeover battle as Evonik pursues restructuring and divestitures amid broader consolidation in Europe's challenged chemicals industry, FT reportsMetaVR Glasses is the product Apple'sVision Pro should have been, Bloomberg says4. MOVERS:Kodiak Sciencesgains after announcing its Phase 3 DAYBREAK study met its primary endpointsBurford Capitalincreases after issuing comments related to the patent matter between Apple and TactionLexiconhigher after Cantor Fitzgerald initiated coverage of the stock with an Overweight ratingGold Fieldsfalls in New York after announcing its offer was rejected by Northern Star Resources boardNubanklower in New York after Bloomberg reported the company is in talks to acquire Monzo Bank for GBP 8B - GBP 10B5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Zymeworksprovided guidance for FY26NetSol Technologiesreported Q4 results, with EPS and revenue higher year-over-yearGray Mediaannounced its outlook for Q3Kandi Technologiesreported results for H1, with EPS and revenue higher year-over-yearVestisreaffirmed its guidance for FY26INDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 372.37, or 0.72%, to 51,456.25, the Nasdaq was down 251.04, or 0.93%, to 26,817.68, and the S&P 500 was down 61.51, or 0.79%, to 7,681.90.

9/28 06:30

Q3 Political Advertising Revenue Forecast Raised to $188M-$195M

Prior view was $935M-$965M. Sees Q3 political advertising revenue $188M-$195M vs. prior view $165M-$185M. Sees Q3 core advertising revenue -1% to flat, as reported vs. flat, as reported previously.

9/15 10:30

Gray Media Appoints Ronna Steber as Chief Revenue Officer

Gray Media announced the promotion of Ronna Steber to Chief Revenue Officer. In her new role, Steber will drive advertising sales strategies and establish best practices throughout Gray's extensive portfolio of top-rated local television stations and digital assets. Her focus also includes spearheading new business development initiatives and sales training programs to empower local sales teams. In her previous roles as Senior Operating Officer and Senior Managing Vice President, Ronna drove growth and operational excellence across Gray's footprint, and she will continue oversight of select television stations and digital properties.

9/2 10:30

Orlando Magic Partners with Gray Media for Game Broadcasts

The Orlando Magic and Gray Media announced a partnership to telecast approximately 70 regular season Magic games for viewers in Gainesville, Panama City, and Tallahassee during the 2026-27 season. All regular season games, excluding national exclusives, will be broadcast over-the-air on WTGB 34.3 in Gainesville, WJHG 7.6 in Panama City, and WCTV 6.3 in Tallahassee. Each channel is affiliated with the 365BLK network and is also available on local cable systems. In addition, select games will air on Gray's ABC, NBC, CBS, and MyNetwork stations in these markets. A complete station lineup and broadcast schedule will be announced at a later date.

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