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Major Averages Little Changed as Micron Reports Strong Q4 Earnings

The major averages were little changed to start the month as rising Treasury yields continue to weigh on markets even as Micron reported upbeat Q4 earnings and revenue. Also weighing on stocks was a jump in oil prices as traders await President Trump's next move in the war with Iran.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Micronreported better-than-expected Q4 results and provided an upbeat earnings and revenue outlook for Q1Accenturereported upbeat Q4 results but provided conservative FY27 earnings guidanceMSG Sports'board of directors approved a spinoff of its Rangers business from its Knicks businessMattelhas drawn takeover interest from Authentic Brands, WSJ reportsGeneral Motorsreported a 6% drop in Q3 U.S. sales, while Toyotareported an 8.4% increase in September U.S. sales on a volume basis, and Stellantisreported "steady" U.S. sales for last quarter2. WALL STREET CALLS:Wells Fargo upgraded BP, downgraded Exxonon relative valuation callOccidentalupgraded to Buy at Goldman SachsBarclays reinstated Williamswith an Overweight, sees growth from behind-the-meter powerEthosdowngraded to Neutral from Overweight at JPMorganArgus upgraded Regeneron, sees attractive entry point after selloff3. AROUND THE WEB:BAE Systemsis weighing a bid for Robin Radar in a potential $2.3B deal, Reuters reportsMetaCEO Mark Zuckerberg helped initiate and draft the principles behind the White House's voluntary AI industry accord, working with Nvidia'sJensen Huang and other executives to address regulatory and safety concerns, Semafor reportsTencenthas signed an estimated $7B, five-year lease with Oracleacross Southeast Asian data centers, giving it access to roughly 100,000 advanced AI chips unavailable in China, FT saysBroadcomis emerging as a uniquely strategic Anthropic partner, spanning compute supply, equipment leasing, and up to $42B of infrastructure financing, Reuters reportsGoogleis paying roughly 100 digital publishers for how much their content contributes to AI Overviews, AI Mode, and Gemini in a pilot, The Information reports4. MOVERS:Synopsysgained after providing guidance for FY27 and announcing its intention to repurchase $1B sharesWave Life Sciencesincreased after announcing FDA feedback supported its pathway for WVE-006Infosyswas higher in New York after partnering with Columbia University to develop its AI R&D activitiesCortevafell after completing the spin-off of its seed and genetics businessNektarwas lower after announcing long-term data on rezpegaldesleukin5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Lyftbacked its outlook for Q3McCormickreported Q3 results and reaffirmed its outlook for FY26Acuityreported Q4 results, with EPS beating consensusCardinal Healthreaffirmed its outlook for FY27Progress Softwarereported Q3 results and provided guidance for both Q4 and FY26INDEXES:The Dow rose 20.51, or 0.04%, to 50,926.56, the Nasdaq gained 10.53, or 0.04%, to 26,871.60, and the S&P 500 advanced 14.91, or 0.19%, to 7,666.45.

GM Q3 Sales Reach 670,974 Vehicles

GM said it continued to see strong demand for its portfolio in the U.S. market in Q3, extending its industry lead in segments like full-size pickups and full-size SUVs and fleet sales, along with record sales of affordable, small SUVs. GM sales in Q2 totaled 670,974 vehicles, down 6% which reflected the much smaller EV market and discontinued vehicles. However, sales of GM's highest volume vehicles were in line with the outstanding level of a year ago. "Our business is performing very well, the launch of our next-generation full-size pickup trucks is on track, and we are making investments in new vehicles, innovative technologies, and our U.S. manufacturing footprint to drive our next phase of growth," said Duncan Aldred, President of GM North America.

GM Q3 Sales Reach 670,974 Vehicles

GM said it continued to see strong demand for its portfolio in the U.S. market in Q3, extending its industry lead in segments like full-size pickups and full-size SUVs and fleet sales, along with record sales of affordable, small SUVs. GM sales in Q2 totaled 670,974 vehicles, down 6% which reflected the much smaller EV market and discontinued vehicles. However, sales of GM's highest volume vehicles were in line with the outstanding level of a year ago. "Our business is performing very well, the launch of our next-generation full-size pickup trucks is on track, and we are making investments in new vehicles, innovative technologies, and our U.S. manufacturing footprint to drive our next phase of growth," said Duncan Aldred, President of GM North America.