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IHG Accelerates Share Buyback, Reduces Outstanding Count Below 149.2 Million
IHG bought back 20,000 shares at an average $172.58 on June 24, reducing its share count below 149.2 million as part of a $950 million buyback program set to return over $1.2 billion to shareholders in 2026.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq Hit Fresh Highs as AI Stocks Power Through Oil Shock
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq set new records Friday, powered by AI stocks and a stronger April jobs report. Nvidia gained 1.8%, while Micron and Sandisk surged over 15%.
Booking Holdings Cuts 2026 Forecast as Middle East Conflict Hits Travel Demand
Booking Holdings reduced its 2026 revenue growth outlook to high single digits, citing Middle East conflict disruptions, and forecast Q2 growth of 4-6%, well below the 11% estimate.
Oil Jitters Test AI Rally: Nvidia, GM, Hilton in Focus
U.S. stock futures edged lower Tuesday as oil prices stayed elevated due to the U.S.-Iran standoff. Nvidia hit a record high, while GM and Hilton raised outlooks.
Booking Holdings Shares Drop Amid AI Search Concerns, Travel Stocks Slip
Booking Holdings fell over 3% as TripAdvisor's steep decline reignited worries about AI-driven search changes impacting travel platforms. Investors await key inflation data and upcoming earnings.
Marriott Shares Surge on Robust Luxury Travel and Credit Card Fee Projections
Marriott International stock climbed 8.5% to $359.35, nearing a record high, after forecasting a 35% rise in co-branded credit card fees and steady luxury demand. Hotel peers Hilton and Hyatt also advanced.
Marriott Shares Surge on 2026 Outlook Despite Mixed Travel Demand
Marriott International stock jumped over 9% after reporting quarterly results and issuing 2026 guidance, highlighting a divergence between strong luxury demand and softer budget travel.
Becerra Takes Early Lead in California Governor Race, Trump-Backed Hilton Trails
Democrat Xavier Becerra leads Republican Steve Hilton by 21 points among registered voters, according to a UC Berkeley IGS poll, with official results to be certified by July 10.