Integral Metals Announces Repayment of Secured Convertible Debt

Walmart, Home Depot, and Lowe's, among other retailers, passed higher costs from tariffs to consumers. Walmart plans to use its $2.9 billion refund to invest in pricing strategies, not direct refunds. Other retailers will use refunds to offset costs and maintain pricing. No government refunds are expected.

Alstom SA (ALSMY, ALO.PA) signed a framework deal with Northrail for up to 100 Traxx Shunter locomotives, valued at up to €700 million. The first deliveries are expected in late 2029. The initial order, worth nearly €100 million, includes 10 years of maintenance. The locomotives will be designed and assembled in France for use in Germany.

Motorola Solutions (MSI) secured a $139M, 10-year contract with Louisiana for public safety tech, including mobile video and software. Analysts expect 8.2% revenue growth and 19.8% margins by 2029. The deal aligns with MSI's focus on long-term public safety contracts but doesn't alter near-term outlook.

Grab executives bought over $30 million in shares after the stock fell to a 3-year low following its acquisition of Atome Financial. The company's shares dropped 50% over the past year and hit $2.74 on Friday. Grab plans to buy back $900 million in shares over the next 12 months. The stock rose 8.9% on Tuesday after the executive purchases.

Evercore upgraded Ciena (CIEN) stock, citing long-term bullish outlook. Wall Street consensus remains 'Moderate Buy' with a mean price target of $514. Barchart shows 72% SELL opinion, suggesting short-term technical challenges.

Adyen's shares dropped over 2% after appointing Niclas Neglen as CFO, effective February 2027. The company also partnered with Flatpay to support its European expansion. Neglen is currently CFO at Klarna and has held senior roles at HSBC and GE. The partnership aims to integrate Adyen’s financial services into Flatpay’s platform, benefiting SMBs.