Stock Market: Campbell’s in hot soup, Robinhood's bets pays off, and Dell gains

Campbell's has terminated an executive following a leaked recording in which he criticized the company's ingredients and disparaged customers as 'poor.' This incident has raised concerns about the company's reputation and the health implications of its products.

Dell's stock experienced a nearly 6% rally following the company's announcement of $27.01 billion in revenue for the third quarter, which fell short of the anticipated $27.13 billion. This revenue miss has raised concerns among investors regarding the company's performance in a competitive market.

U.S. stock indexes continued their upward trend for the fourth consecutive session, buoyed by optimism surrounding potential interest rate cuts and renewed interest in technology stocks, particularly in the AI sector. The Nasdaq composite rose by 0.8%, while the S&P 500 increased by 0.7%.

Campbell's has terminated executive Martin Bally following the emergence of a leaked recording in which he disparaged customers by labeling them as 'poor' and criticized 'bioengineered meat.' The comments, made by a now-former employee, have sparked significant outrage and prompted an investigation into the company's practices.

Campbell's has terminated executive Martin Bally following allegations of a racist rant in which he claimed the company's products are intended for 'poor people.' The brand condemned Bally's comments as vulgar, offensive, and false.

Campbell's has terminated executive Martin Bally following the release of a leaked recording in which he made disparaging remarks about Indian co-workers and labeled the company's products as 'highly processed food' for 'poor people.' The comments have drawn significant backlash and led to an internal investigation.

JPMorgan has issued a surprising price prediction for the S&P 500 for 2026, indicating a bullish outlook for the index. This forecast aligns with a broader trend of optimism in the stock market, as various sectors are showing signs of recovery and growth.

Campbell's has placed executive Martin Bally on temporary leave following a leaked recording in which he described the company's food products as 'highly processed food' intended for 'poor people.' This incident has raised significant concerns regarding the company's public image and customer relations.