Guidewire Software shares tumbled 21% after the insurance‑platform provider released quarterly revenue guidance that fell short of analyst expectations. The company projects Q revenue of $372 million to $378 million, below the LSEG consensus of $387 million, while its full‑year revenue outlook of $1.71 billion to $1.73 billion trails the $1.70 billion estimate.
Tesla’s stock declined about 6% after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened an investigation into whether the Cybercab meets federal safety standards. The probe follows Tesla’s recent launch of robotaxi services in Austin, Texas.
Semiconductor stocks Sandisk and KLA posted sharp gains, rising more than 8% and 7%, respectively, as the chip sector rallied ahead of the holiday weekend. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) climbed over 2% and the Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) added 5%.
Quanex Building Products surged 19% after reporting stronger‑than‑expected third‑quarter results. Adjusted earnings of 79 cents per share beat the FactSet consensus of 66 cents, while revenue of $501.8 million exceeded the $497.5 million forecast. Adjusted EBITDA also surpassed expectations.
AMC Entertainment rose 6.5% after CEO Adam Aron publicly criticized Robinhood’s issuance of stock tokens for AMC and other companies, calling the practice “contemptible, outrageous, disgusting.” Robinhood’s shares slipped nearly 1% in response.
Credit‑reporting firms Equifax, TransUnion and Fair Isaac retreated during the session. Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte said the bureaus have been “overcharging Americans for too long,” prompting a sell‑off. Fair Isaac fell more than 15%, while Equifax and TransUnion dropped 6.8% and over 7%, respectively.
Smith & Wesson reported a surprise profit, with quarterly earnings of 6 cents per share versus a 6‑cent loss expected, and revenue of $112.6 million beating the $98.7 million consensus, sending its shares up 6%.
Lululemon Athletica’s stock tumbled 17% after issuing a weaker‑than‑anticipated outlook. The company projects Q earnings of 93 cents to 98 cents per share on revenue of $2.29 billion to $2.32 billion, below analysts’ $2.40 per share and $2.53 billion estimates.
Zscaler posted better‑than‑expected Q4 results—adjusted EPS of $1.19 on $898 million revenue—but its shares slipped 5%. The cloud‑security firm also guided above consensus for the upcoming quarter.
Adobe announced that Anil Chakravarthy will become its next CEO, succeeding Shantanu Narayen, who announced his retirement in March. The software company’s shares dipped 6% on the news.
Asana’s stock fell 14% after its Q3 guidance fell short of expectations, projecting revenue of $217 million to $219 million and adjusted EPS of 8 cents per share, versus the 9‑cent and $218 million forecasts.
Samsara rose about 4%, lifted by full‑year revenue guidance of $2.04 billion to $2.05 billion, surpassing the $2.01 billion consensus, and an adjusted EPS outlook of 76 cents to 78 cents per share, above the 72‑cent estimate.
UiPath shares dropped 16% despite a slight beat on Q adjusted operating income ($100 million vs. $99.6 million expected). Revenue guidance of $440 million to $445 million missed the $441.5 million estimate.
Oxford Industries, owner of Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer, fell 17% after cutting its full‑year guidance. It now expects adjusted EPS of $1.60 to $2.00, down from $2.30 to $2.70, and revenue of $1.43 billion to $1.47 billion, versus the prior $1.475 billion to $1.505 billion range.
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Let’s rewrite each paragraph: Paragraph 1: “President Trump is planning to take the Boeing luxury jet donated by the Qataris when he travels to Ireland next week, the first time he will use the plane overseas since questions were raised about its defensive capabilities, a senior administration official said on Friday.” We can rewrite: “President Trump intends to travel to Ireland next week aboard the Boeing luxury jet provided by Qatar, marking the first overseas use of the aircraft since concerns were raised about its defensive capabilities, according to a senior administration official.” Paragraph 2: “Mr. Trump had said several weeks ago that the plane would be taken out of service for roughly a month for new security upgrades. It is unclear whether there have been any upgrades or any are still planned.” Rewrite: “Earlier, Mr. Trump indicated that the aircraft would be temporarily removed from service for about a month to undergo new security upgrades, though it remains uncertain whether those upgrades have been completed or are still scheduled.” Paragraph 3: “The Washington Post reported earlier on Mr. Trump’s plans to use the Qatari plane. A senior White House official, speaking on background, would not comment on specific upgrades to Air Force One.” Rewrite: “The Washington Post previously reported on Mr. Trump’s intention to use the Qatari‑donated aircraft, and a senior White House official, speaking anonymously, declined to discuss the specifics of any Air Force One upgrades.” Paragraph 4: “The plane was retrofitted quickly to be pushed into service for Mr. Trump to use during his current term, after two new jets commissioned from Boeing for presidential travel were badly delayed. But those planes are built from the ground up as essentially flying presidential command centers, with extensive capabilities to fend off missile strikes.” Rewrite: “The jet was rapidly retrofitted to enter service for Mr. Trump’s current term after two newly commissioned Boeing aircraft for presidential travel faced significant delays; those newer jets are purpose‑built from the ground up as airborne presidential command centers equipped with extensive missile‑defense capabilities.” Paragraph 5: “The Qatari jet’s safety capabilities came into question after Mr. Trump last used it on a foreign trip, to the NATO summit in Turkey in July. Mr. Trump declared that he would fly on one of the older presidential aircraft for his departure, instead of the Qatari jet that he had flown into Europe with, for “old time’s sake.”” Rewrite: “Concerns about the Qatari jet’s safety emerged after Mr. Trump’s last foreign trip, the NATO summit in Turkey in July. He announced he would depart on an older presidential aircraft rather than the Qatari jet, citing “old time’s sake.”” Paragraph 6: “Multiple people with knowledge of the matter said that there had been a security concern about him flying aboard the Qatari plane. The New York Times reported that the Qatari jet lacked defensive capabilities that the older models have.” Rewrite: “Several individuals familiar with the situation said there were security concerns about using the Qatari aircraft, and The New York Times noted that the jet lacked the defensive capabilities found on older models.” Paragraph 7: “People briefed on the matter later said that officials had learned of a threat to the president and Air Force One while they were in Turkey, prompting the switch.” Rewrite: “Subsequent briefings indicated that officials had become aware of a threat to the president and Air Force One while in Turkey, leading to the decision to switch aircraft.” Paragraph 8: “Although he boarded the older plane at the Ankara, Turkey, airport, it later emerged that the president had been whisked off it and onto a military jet, leaving the older Air Force One aircraft as a decoy flight.” Rewrite: “Although he initially boarded the older aircraft at Ankara’s airport, it later became clear that he was transferred to a military jet, leaving the older Air Force One plane serving only as a decoy.” We must keep class attributes same: class=”css-12m5bll evys1bk0″. So each will have that class. Now we need to output: [TITLE]New headline
![block at absolute beginning, then immediately the rewritten content. No intro notes. Must clean text: remove promotional lines, “SEE ALSO” links, footer junk. There are none visible. Must protect all media: there are no media tags in the provided snippet, only tags. So we keep them as is (but rewrite content). Must rewrite headline to be unique, fresh, professional. Original: “Trump Plans to Use Qatari Jet for Another Overseas Flight Despite Security Concerns”. Need new headline. We need to rewrite the surrounding news story body text into natural, high-quality, professional English. Keep HTML tags unchanged (class attributes). So we need to produce new content but same class names. The original had multiple tags; we need to rewrite each paragraph’s content, but keep the tags. We must ensure we don’t alter any HTML media tags, but there are none. So just rewrite the paragraph texts. Let’s rewrite each paragraph: Paragraph 1: “President Trump is planning to take the Boeing luxury jet donated by the Qataris when he travels to Ireland next week, the first time he will use the plane overseas since questions were raised about its defensive capabilities, a senior administration official said on Friday.” We can rewrite: “President Trump intends to travel to Ireland next week aboard the Boeing luxury jet provided by Qatar, marking the first overseas use of the aircraft since concerns were raised about its defensive capabilities, according to a senior administration official.” Paragraph 2: “Mr. Trump had said several weeks ago that the plane would be taken out of service for roughly a month for new security upgrades. It is unclear whether there have been any upgrades or any are still planned.” Rewrite: “Earlier, Mr. Trump indicated that the aircraft would be temporarily removed from service for about a month to undergo new security upgrades, though it remains uncertain whether those upgrades have been completed or are still scheduled.” Paragraph 3: “The Washington Post reported earlier on Mr. Trump’s plans to use the Qatari plane. A senior White House official, speaking on background, would not comment on specific upgrades to Air Force One.” Rewrite: “The Washington Post previously reported on Mr. Trump’s intention to use the Qatari‑donated aircraft, and a senior White House official, speaking anonymously, declined to discuss the specifics of any Air Force One upgrades.” Paragraph 4: “The plane was retrofitted quickly to be pushed into service for Mr. Trump to use during his current term, after two new jets commissioned from Boeing for presidential travel were badly delayed. But those planes are built from the ground up as essentially flying presidential command centers, with extensive capabilities to fend off missile strikes.” Rewrite: “The jet was rapidly retrofitted to enter service for Mr. Trump’s current term after two newly commissioned Boeing aircraft for presidential travel faced significant delays; those newer jets are purpose‑built from the ground up as airborne presidential command centers equipped with extensive missile‑defense capabilities.” Paragraph 5: “The Qatari jet’s safety capabilities came into question after Mr. Trump last used it on a foreign trip, to the NATO summit in Turkey in July. Mr. Trump declared that he would fly on one of the older presidential aircraft for his departure, instead of the Qatari jet that he had flown into Europe with, for “old time’s sake.”” Rewrite: “Concerns about the Qatari jet’s safety emerged after Mr. Trump’s last foreign trip, the NATO summit in Turkey in July. He announced he would depart on an older presidential aircraft rather than the Qatari jet, citing “old time’s sake.”” Paragraph 6: “Multiple people with knowledge of the matter said that there had been a security concern about him flying aboard the Qatari plane. The New York Times reported that the Qatari jet lacked defensive capabilities that the older models have.” Rewrite: “Several individuals familiar with the situation said there were security concerns about using the Qatari aircraft, and The New York Times noted that the jet lacked the defensive capabilities found on older models.” Paragraph 7: “People briefed on the matter later said that officials had learned of a threat to the president and Air Force One while they were in Turkey, prompting the switch.” Rewrite: “Subsequent briefings indicated that officials had become aware of a threat to the president and Air Force One while in Turkey, leading to the decision to switch aircraft.” Paragraph 8: “Although he boarded the older plane at the Ankara, Turkey, airport, it later emerged that the president had been whisked off it and onto a military jet, leaving the older Air Force One aircraft as a decoy flight.” Rewrite: “Although he initially boarded the older aircraft at Ankara’s airport, it later became clear that he was transferred to a military jet, leaving the older Air Force One plane serving only as a decoy.” We must keep class attributes same: class=”css-12m5bll evys1bk0″. 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The original had multiple tags; we need to rewrite each paragraph’s content, but keep the tags. We must ensure we don’t alter any HTML media tags, but there are none. So just rewrite the paragraph texts. Let’s rewrite each paragraph: Paragraph 1: “President Trump is planning to take the Boeing luxury jet donated by the Qataris when he travels to Ireland next week, the first time he will use the plane overseas since questions were raised about its defensive capabilities, a senior administration official said on Friday.” We can rewrite: “President Trump intends to travel to Ireland next week aboard the Boeing luxury jet provided by Qatar, marking the first overseas use of the aircraft since concerns were raised about its defensive capabilities, according to a senior administration official.” Paragraph 2: “Mr. Trump had said several weeks ago that the plane would be taken out of service for roughly a month for new security upgrades. It is unclear whether there have been any upgrades or any are still planned.” Rewrite: “Earlier, Mr. Trump indicated that the aircraft would be temporarily removed from service for about a month to undergo new security upgrades, though it remains uncertain whether those upgrades have been completed or are still scheduled.” Paragraph 3: “The Washington Post reported earlier on Mr. Trump’s plans to use the Qatari plane. A senior White House official, speaking on background, would not comment on specific upgrades to Air Force One.” Rewrite: “The Washington Post previously reported on Mr. Trump’s intention to use the Qatari‑donated aircraft, and a senior White House official, speaking anonymously, declined to discuss the specifics of any Air Force One upgrades.” Paragraph 4: “The plane was retrofitted quickly to be pushed into service for Mr. Trump to use during his current term, after two new jets commissioned from Boeing for presidential travel were badly delayed. But those planes are built from the ground up as essentially flying presidential command centers, with extensive capabilities to fend off missile strikes.” Rewrite: “The jet was rapidly retrofitted to enter service for Mr. Trump’s current term after two newly commissioned Boeing aircraft for presidential travel faced significant delays; those newer jets are purpose‑built from the ground up as airborne presidential command centers equipped with extensive missile‑defense capabilities.” Paragraph 5: “The Qatari jet’s safety capabilities came into question after Mr. Trump last used it on a foreign trip, to the NATO summit in Turkey in July. Mr. Trump declared that he would fly on one of the older presidential aircraft for his departure, instead of the Qatari jet that he had flown into Europe with, for “old time’s sake.”” Rewrite: “Concerns about the Qatari jet’s safety emerged after Mr. Trump’s last foreign trip, the NATO summit in Turkey in July. He announced he would depart on an older presidential aircraft rather than the Qatari jet, citing “old time’s sake.”” Paragraph 6: “Multiple people with knowledge of the matter said that there had been a security concern about him flying aboard the Qatari plane. The New York Times reported that the Qatari jet lacked defensive capabilities that the older models have.” Rewrite: “Several individuals familiar with the situation said there were security concerns about using the Qatari aircraft, and The New York Times noted that the jet lacked the defensive capabilities found on older models.” Paragraph 7: “People briefed on the matter later said that officials had learned of a threat to the president and Air Force One while they were in Turkey, prompting the switch.” Rewrite: “Subsequent briefings indicated that officials had become aware of a threat to the president and Air Force One while in Turkey, leading to the decision to switch aircraft.” Paragraph 8: “Although he boarded the older plane at the Ankara, Turkey, airport, it later emerged that the president had been whisked off it and onto a military jet, leaving the older Air Force One aircraft as a decoy flight.” Rewrite: “Although he initially boarded the older aircraft at Ankara’s airport, it later became clear that he was transferred to a military jet, leaving the older Air Force One plane serving only as a decoy.” We must keep class attributes same: class=”css-12m5bll evys1bk0″. So each will have that class. Now we need to output: [TITLE]New headline")
