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Clean Fuel Tax Credit Guidance Will Not Be Finalized Before Trump Takeover - Reuters
FuelCell Is Maintained at Neutral by UBS
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UBS Adjusts Price Target on FuelCell Energy to $13.75 From $15, Keeps Neutral Rating
OPEC 'Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place' as Planned Meeting Delayed
Wall Street Analysts Think FuelCell Energy (FCEL) Could Surge 176.73%: Read This Before Placing a Bet
Express News | Fuelcell Energy Inc - Regains Compliance With Nasdaq Minimum Bid Price Requirement
J.P. Morgan Forecasts Lower Oil Prices in Trump's Upcoming Term
BP Invests $7B in Indonesia Gas With First Carbon Capture Tech
Traditional energy resurgence? Oil tycoon Chris Wright may become Trump's Secretary of Energy.
Chris Wright is considered to be "very, very skilled in energy" and has heavily criticized terms like "climate crisis," "clean energy," and "carbon pollution" associated with the eco-friendly concept. According to Trump's previous plan, the next Secretary of Energy will play a key role in promoting the export of liquefied henry hub natural gas (LNG).
Equities Fall as Traders Weigh Fed Officials' Comments, Macro Data
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Catalyst Watch: Nvidia Earnings, Microsoft Ignite, Crypto Confidence, and P&G Event
Sector Update: Energy Stocks Ease in Friday Afternoon Trading
Friday's Top 5 Trending Stocks: What's The Scoop On Palantir, Bloom Energy, Pfizer?
Stock market anomaly | Announces global restructuring plan Fuelcell energy (FCEL.US) rises over 28%
As of the time of publication, the stock has risen more than 28%, trading at 8.91 dollars.
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Exchange-Traded Funds, Equity Futures Lower Pre-Bell Friday After Fed Chair Powell Says No Hurry to Cut Interest Rates
FuelCell Energy to Cut 17% of Its Staff as Part of a Global Restructuring Plan
Express News | Fuelcell Energy - Expects to Book Non-Recurring Accounting Charges in Q4 of 2024, Q1 of FY 2025 as Result of Workforce Reductions