On this episode of Stock Movers:
- Burberry’s sales advanced over the key holiday period as shoppers snapped up the British brand’s tartan scarves and trench coats, especially in China, bolstering hopes of a luxury rebound. The company rose as much as 6.6% in early London trading on Wednesday, the most intraday since November.
- Barry Callebaut appointed former Unilever boss Hein Schumacher to succeed Peter Feld as chief executive officer, as the world’s biggest bulk chocolate maker grapples with the fallout from record cocoa prices. Barry Callebaut rose as much as 7.9% in Zurich trading.
- Danone fell as much as 12% before trimming the decline. Traders point to broker commentary around an announcement by the Singapore Food Agency recalling additional infant formula products.

On this episode of Stock Movers: - Burberry&rsquo;s sales advanced over the key holiday period as shoppers snapped up the British brand&rsquo;s tartan scarves and trench coats, especially in China, bolstering hopes of a luxury rebound. The company rose as much as 6.6% in early London trading on Wednesday, the most intraday since November. - Barry Callebaut appointed former&nbsp;Unilever boss&nbsp;Hein Schumacher&nbsp;to succeed&nbsp;Peter Feld&nbsp;as chief executive officer, as the world&rsquo;s biggest bulk chocolate maker grapples with the fallout from record cocoa prices. Barry Callebaut rose as much as 7.9% in Zurich trading. - Danone fell as much as 12% before trimming the decline. Traders point to broker commentary around an announcement by the Singapore Food Agency recalling additional infant formula products.

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Burberry Jumps, Barry Callebaut Rises, Danone Slides 

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On this episode of Stock Movers:
- Netflix (NFLX) shares fall after the streaming giant forecast first-quarter earnings below the average analyst estimate. The company also plans to pause its share buybacks in an effort to accumulate cash to fund the pending acquisition of Warner Bros.
- Johnson & Johnson’s (JNJ) fourth-quarter sales beat expectations, led by strong growth for several newer cancer treatments, while issuing higher-than-expected 2026 guidance despite a recent deal with the White House to give discounts on some of the company’s key drugs. Sales are projected to be in a range of between $100 billion and $101 billion this year — above the average of analyst estimates. The company sees adjusted earnings of as much as $11.63 a share for the year. J&J said fourth-quarter earnings of $2.46 a share excluding certain items were reduced by 10 cents due to the company’s $3.05 billion deal to buy Halda Therapeutics.
- United Airlines Holdings (UAL) beat Wall Street estimates for the fourth quarter and anticipates a strong 2026, driven by demand from high-spending domestic passengers and international travelers.United’s upbeat outlook for demand echoes predictions by Delta Air Lines Inc., though both carriers offered a more cautious view for 2026 after the US aviation industry emerged from a volatile year.

On this episode of Stock Movers: - Netflix (NFLX) shares fall after the streaming giant forecast first-quarter earnings below the average analyst estimate. The company also plans to pause its share buybacks in an effort to accumulate cash to fund the pending acquisition of Warner Bros. - Johnson &amp; Johnson&rsquo;s (JNJ) fourth-quarter sales beat expectations, led by strong growth for several newer cancer treatments, while issuing higher-than-expected 2026 guidance despite a recent deal with the White House to give discounts on some of the company&rsquo;s key drugs. Sales are projected to be in a range of between $100 billion and $101 billion this year &mdash; above the average of analyst estimates. The company sees adjusted earnings of as much as $11.63 a share for the year. J&amp;J said fourth-quarter earnings of $2.46 a share excluding certain items were reduced by 10 cents due to the company&rsquo;s $3.05 billion deal to buy Halda Therapeutics. - United Airlines Holdings (UAL) beat Wall Street estimates for the fourth quarter and anticipates a strong 2026, driven by demand from high-spending domestic passengers and international travelers.United&rsquo;s upbeat outlook for demand echoes predictions by Delta Air Lines Inc., though both carriers offered a more cautious view for 2026 after the US aviation industry emerged from a volatile year.

Netflix Falls on Tepid Outlook; J&J Sees 2026 Growth; United Air Rises on Upbeat Outlook

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On this episode of Stock Movers:
- Burberry’s sales advanced over the key holiday period as shoppers snapped up the British brand’s tartan scarves and trench coats, especially in China, bolstering hopes of a luxury rebound. The company rose as much as 6.6% in early London trading on Wednesday, the most intraday since November.
- Qiagen, the European molecular testing firm, is weighing strategic options including a potential sale amid fresh takeover interest, people with knowledge of the matter said. The stock soared as much as 7% in early Frankfurt trading to the highest level in almost a year.
- Rio Tinto Group’s copper production climbed 5% in the fourth quarter thanks to the expansion of underground operations at Oyu Tolgoi in Mongolia. Rio’s Australian-listed shares climbed on the numbers, trading up as much as 2.47% in late morning trading in Sydney.

On this episode of Stock Movers: - Burberry&rsquo;s sales advanced over the key holiday period as shoppers snapped up the British brand&rsquo;s tartan scarves and trench coats, especially in China, bolstering hopes of a luxury rebound. The company rose as much as 6.6% in early London trading on Wednesday, the most intraday since November. - Qiagen, the European molecular testing firm, is weighing strategic options including a potential sale amid fresh takeover interest, people with knowledge of the matter said.&nbsp;The stock soared as much as 7% in early Frankfurt trading to the highest level in almost a year. - Rio Tinto Group&rsquo;s copper production climbed 5% in the fourth quarter thanks to the expansion of underground operations at Oyu Tolgoi in Mongolia. Rio&rsquo;s Australian-listed shares climbed on the numbers, trading up as much as 2.47% in late morning trading in Sydney.

Burberry Jumps, Qiagen Up, Rio Tinto Gains

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On this episode of Stock Movers: 
- Netflix (NFLX) shares fell as much as 5.1% in extended New York trading after streaming giant forecast first-quarter EPS below the average analyst estimate. The company also plans to pause its share buybacks in an effort to accumulate cash to fund the pending acquisition of Warner Bros.

- United Airlines (UAL) beat Wall Street estimates for the fourth quarter and anticipates a strong 2026 driven by demand from high-spending domestic passengers and international travelers. The airline reported adjusted earnings per share for the fourth quarter of $3.10 and expects its full-year earnings per share for 2026 to be in a range of $12 to $14.

- Boeing (BA) shares have recouped their losses following the midair near-disaster involving one of the company’s jets in January 2024.The company’s new leadership appears to have stabilized the business and put it on track for a recovery, with Boeing expected to deliver its first annual profit in seven years in 2026.

On this episode of Stock Movers: - Netflix (NFLX) shares fell as much as 5.1% in extended New York trading after streaming giant forecast first-quarter EPS below the average analyst estimate. The company also plans to pause its share buybacks in an effort to accumulate cash to fund the pending acquisition of Warner Bros. - United Airlines (UAL) beat Wall Street estimates for the fourth quarter and anticipates a strong 2026 driven by demand from high-spending domestic passengers and international travelers. The airline reported adjusted earnings per share for the fourth quarter of $3.10 and expects its full-year earnings per share for 2026 to be in a range of $12 to $14. - Boeing (BA) shares have recouped their losses following the midair near-disaster involving one of the company&rsquo;s jets in January 2024.The company&rsquo;s new leadership appears to have stabilized the business and put it on track for a recovery, with Boeing expected to deliver its first annual profit in seven years in 2026.

Netflix Falls, United Airlines Rise Post-market, Boeing Recoup Losses

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