Honeywell's shares plummeted more than 6% following a second-quarter profit forecast that fell short of Wall Street expectations, largely attributed to the ongoing Middle East conflict. In contrast, Texas Instruments reported a remarkable 90% growth in its data center sector and raised its revenue forecast for the upcoming quarter, causing its shares to surge in after-hours trading. This disparity highlights broader market volatility, with American Express also experiencing a significant 9.5% decline over the past three months.
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