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Elon Musk's close ties to the new Trump administration has investors rethinking the potential value of the EV maker's wider ambitions.

Neurogene's stock price collapsed by 34.8% in pre-market trading after announcing data from the Phase I/II Rett syndrome trial.

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Bayer shares are sinking in German trading after the pharmaceuticals and crop science conglomerate reduced its full-year earnings target amid a tough agricultural market.

Danish police said Tuesday that they were closing the investigation into the devastating fire that destroyed more than half of Copenhagen’s Old Stock Exchange, saying nothing points at the blaze being the result of a criminal act. Despite extensive forensic investigations, review of surveillance and the questioning of a large number of witnesses, “it is not possible to determine the cause of the fire in the historic stock exchange building," said Brian Belling, the Copenhagen police officer in charge of the investigation. “Our assessment is that we have explored all relevant investigative possibilities in the case,” Belling told a press conference, adding that no one has been charged in the case.

Home Depot saw better Q3 sales in part to due demand from Hurricanes Helene and Milton.