-- CIBCキャピタル・マーケッツは、キャピタル・パワー（CPX.TO）が水曜日に第1四半期決算を発表したことを受け、同社株の「アウトパフォーム」レーティングを維持する一方で、目標株価を82.00カナダドルから80.00カナダドルに引き下げた。 CIBCは、キャピタル・パワーの決算発表後の株価下落は正当化されるものではなく、投資家が同社の業績向上を待ち焦っていることを反映している可能性が高いと見ている。 「しかしながら、第1四半期決算を受けて、CPXの中期的な成長見通しに対する確信は依然として揺るぎない」とCIBCは述べた。「アルバータ州とPJMの政策に関する明確化が進むにつれ、既存資産（および将来の投資）からの成長余地が現実のものとなるだろう」とCIBCは考えている。 CIBCは、アルバータ州におけるデータセンター建設と第2段階の進展、そして米国における成長の進展が、株価を押し上げる触媒となり得ると指摘した。 CIBCは、株価の下落は買いの好機であると述べている。
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Axos Financial (AX) reported fiscal Q3 earnings late Thursday of $1.90 per diluted share, up from $1.81 a year earlier.Analysts polled by FactSet expected $2.13.Revenue in the three months ended March 31 rose to $392.2 million from $308.8 million a year earlier.Analysts surveyed by FactSet expected $372.5 million.Axos shares fell 2.5% in after-hours trading.
Fred L Drake, 10% Owner, Director, Executive Chairman, on April 28, 2026, sold 15,742 shares in HBT Financial (HBT) for $455,416. Following the Form 4 filing with the SEC, Drake has control over a total of 17,270,558 common shares of the company, with 14,343 shares held directly and 17,256,215 controlled indirectly.SEC Filing:https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/775215/000178953026000008/xslF345X05/wk-form4_1777581363.xml
Canadian National Railway (CNR.TO, CNI) after the close Thursday said it is reviewing Union Pacific UNP) and Norfolk Southern's (NSC) amended merger application submitted to the Surface Transportation Board (STB) and will remain "actively engaged" in this process.According to a statement, the applicants have failed to "materially improve the amended application" in ways that address the competitive harms of the merger. They have not remedied the "significant competitive harms" posed by the merger, nor have they offered any meaningful competitive enhancements as required under the board's new rules, said CN, adding that "these failures should be fatal to the application"."Given the magnitude of this transaction, the board's authority to impose conditions that protect competition and the public interest must be paramount. If Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern have set a cost cap on the conditions they're willing to accept, that's their business decision and their risk. It is not a ceiling on the board's authority, and it doesn't limit what's required in the public interest," said Olivier Chouc, CN's chief legal officer.CN Rail shares closed up C$4.66 at C$152.57 on Toronto Stock Exchange.