Honeywell International Inc

Quantinuum, majority-owned by Honeywell, filed for a U.S. IPO on Nasdaq under 'QNT', with 2025 net revenue of $30.9 million and a net loss of $192.6 million.

Stocks pulled back from records Thursday as oil prices held above $100 and corporate earnings delivered mixed results. IBM and Tesla dropped, while Texas Instruments surged 18.4%.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 248 points Thursday, buoyed by easing Middle East tensions and a sharp drop in oil. Amazon led gains with a 4.3% rise following strong AI revenue figures, while traders scaled back expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts.

Major U.S. stock indices rose Tuesday, led by airline and technology shares, as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's policy update. Goldman Sachs cautioned that an oil supply disruption could drag the S&P 500 lower.

Resideo Technologies shares pulled back in early trading Thursday, giving back a portion of the previous session's 14% surge. The move follows the company's release of its first comprehensive 2026 financial outlook and details on its planned business separation.

Honeywell International's board declared a $1.19 per share quarterly dividend payable in March, while CEO Vimal Kapur converted 2,742 restricted stock units. The stock rose 0.65% to $241.38 on Friday.

U.S. industrial stocks rose Friday after a cooler-than-expected inflation report eased interest rate concerns. The Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLI) climbed 0.8%.

GE Aerospace stock declined 0.8% following a new industrial pact with Saudi Arabia to enhance fighter engine repair capabilities. The company also detailed a $300 million investment plan in Singapore.

GE Aerospace shares climbed nearly 5% to $321 after announcing a 31% dividend increase to $0.47 per share, while facing supply chain pressures and a potential engine durability review.