H. B. Fuller Company Common Stock (FUL)

There are notable gap-ups and gap-downs in today's session. Let's take a look at which stocks are gapping on Thursday.

After the closing bell on Wednesday, let's take a glimpse of the US markets and explore the top gainers and losers in today's after-hours session.

In an era when shareholder value is under the spotlight, several companies are reaffirming their commitment to returning capital by sweetening their dividends and ramping up share repurchases. While market volatility remains a key theme, dividend-paying stocks continue to offer stability —and increasingly, upside potential—as firms boost their payouts and execute aggressive buyback strategies.

JP Morgan analyst cuts H.B. Fuller's price forecast to $50, citing declining sales in the Health, Hygiene, and Consumable segment.

Investors want to focus on stocks with a Graham Number below 22.5, and the lower, the better.

H.B. Fuller's stock drops as the company lowers fiscal 2024 guidance due to weaker fourth-quarter performance and rising raw material costs.

Chemical manufacturers provide essential ingredients and products for a host of different industries and applications; these firms stand out for the new year.

JPMorgan flags IMAX, ZIM Integrated Shipping, and H.B. Fuller as potential short plays due to unique challenges such as weak box office, pricing pressures, and heavy debt.

H.B. Fuller reported lower-than-expected Q3 results and revised its guidance for FY24. Net revenue missed consensus, but gross profit and adjusted EBITDA rose.

Micron, Inc.’s (NASDAQ:MU) earnings could revitalize the sagging market momentum, with the index futures trading notably higher early Th