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General Mills Rises, Oracle Falls, Udemy Downgraded | Stock Movers
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- General Mills (GIS) shares rise 1.6% after the food company’s second-quarter results beat Street expectations. A highlight of the report was positive volume growth in the North America Retail segment. The company maintained its annual guidance ranges, despite the beat, given persistent consumer pressures.
- Oracle (ORCL) shares are down 5.3% on Wednesday, after the Financial Times reported that Blue Owl Capital will not back a $10 billion deal for the software giant’s next data center. Subsequently, an Oracle spokesperson said that Blue Owl is out of the data center deal, but that it remains on schedule.
- Canaccord downgraded Udemy (UDMY) to Hold from Buy with a $7 price target after the company announced a merger with Coursera
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