Check out the Noon Businesses making the biggest move: PACCAR – The maker of Peterbilt trucks jumped 5% after President Donald Trump slapped 25% tariffs on imported heavy trucks from October 1st. Boeing – After Turkish airlines have completed 787 airlines and completed 150 737 aviation, aircraft manufacturers have gathered over 4%. The deal came when Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan met with President Donald Trump. Additionally, the Federal Aviation Administration said starting Monday, “a limited delegation to Boeing will be possible to issue airworthiness certificates for around 737 maximum and 787 planes.” Airworthiness certificates ensure that the aircraft is safe. Intel – Chipmaker added 4%. The Wall Street Journal reported that Intel approached Apple, Taiwan Semiconductor and other companies about investing in the troubling company. Semiconductor companies – Stocks of some chipmakers slipped after WSJ reported that Trump was considering imposing tariffs on semiconductor companies that don’t maintain a 1:1 ratio with imported semiconductors. Stmicroelectronics, Marvell Technology and Taiwan Semi fell by about 2%. Domestic-oriented GlobalFoundries spiked 5%, while Teradyne rose 1%. Furniture Inventory – President Trump said on October 1st he would impose a 30% tariff on effective decorated furniture and send low shares in furniture retailers. RH lost about 4% and Williams Sonoma eased 1%. US Drug Stocks – Trump has announced 100% tariffs on patent drugs from brands in the US, but companies building manufacturing plants in Elirily and Merck have added about 1%. Denmark’s Novo Nordisk’s US listed stakes slipped around 2%. Intercontinental Hotels Group – Owners of Kimpton, Hotel Indigo and many hotel brands have risen by more than 4% after JPMorgan double-upgraded its UK-based chain and rose 22% from overweight. CONSCRIX – Technology and Services firms fell 10% after 3rd quarter revenues disappointing investors. Adjusted revenue was $2.78 per share, with a consensus estimate of $2.87 per share compiled by LSEG. Master Brand, American Woodmark – Each manufacturer has risen by more than 5%. Factset’s StreetAccount accused companies of earning more than 95% of their revenue in the US, and damaging foreign imports to businesses, saying they will benefit from the 50% tariffs the president has proposed. Mirion Technologies – Radiation Safety Company rose 12% after JPMorgan launched research compensation with overweight weight and a price target of $28. Politico’s report said the Energy Department is poised to announce $900 million in funding for domestic uranium enrichment. Six Flags Entertainment – Amusement Park Company rose 4%. The shareholders’ land and buildings sent public letters to stakeholders, outlining how the company can create value by monetizing property holdings, such as spinning real estate into mutual funds. Perapetua Resources – Miners in the exploration and development stages rose 14% after saying they were ready to “conclude long-term off-take arrangements for commercial grade antimony.” Perpetua said the Stibnite Gold project is the only antimony national sanctuary in CleanSpark, the US. BitcoinMiner says it sinks 7% after downgrading from JPMorgan with Neutral. The bank says the stock appears to be fully priced with the expansion of Klen Park to 50 Exahash (EH/S) per second, and believes investors need to be more clear about their thinking about plans to invest before moving high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities. Riot Platforms – Bitcoin Miner was upgraded with Citigroup, with risk/high risk from neutral, sending inventory 2% higher after a 4.1% drop in the first 4 days of the week. Costco Wholesale – Stocks fell 2% after quarter revenue and revenue surpassed Wall Street estimates. Warehouse retailers outpaced revenue of $5.87 per share, with revenue of $861.6 billion and revenue of $5.80 with revenue of $861.6 billion, based on analysts surveyed by LSEG. Costco reported double-digit profits in both its membership income and its e-commerce business. Costco stocks lag behind the market in 2025, up less than 3%. ALKERMES – Bioharmaceutical Company rose 5% after RBC Capital Markets surpassed the stock price from sector performance, increasing its price target from $42 to $44. —CNBC’s Michelle Fox, Yun Lee, Alex Hurling and Sarah Min contributed the report.
