PUMA SE

Kering SA

Puma shares jumped nearly 23% in Frankfurt on the news, but have since corrected and at the time of publication are trading in the plus side by just over 5% relative to the previous close

Puma has had a change of major shareholder. The owner of Gucci sold his stake at a 60% premium

lululemon athletica inc.

Online sales of the new Get Low range in North America have been temporarily suspended

Lululemon shares fall 6% due to leggings scandal. Why isn't the retailer believed?

Halliburton Company

Baker Hughes Company

SLB N.V.

Alibaba Group Holding Limited

PDD Holdings Inc.

Kuaishou Technology

Meituan

JD.com, Inc.

Legendary investor Michael Burry, who predicted the mortgage crisis of 2007-2008, has <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/pravila-igry-izmenilis-cto-majkl-b-urri-delaet-s-portfelem-posle-kraha-maduro">named</a> five companies from his current portfolio that could become beneficiaries of the collapse of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's regime and allow him to painlessly survive the new round of aggravation of relations between the United States and China. Oninvest with the help of analysts analyzed whether his bet will work for private investors.

Burry holds 5 stocks because of Venezuela and China. Should we follow his example? 

adidas AG

Against the backdrop of this news, the sports retailer's shares posted the worst performance in the Stoxx Europe 600 on January 6.

The end of the "casual wear trend": Adidas receives double downgrade from BofA

Under Armour, Inc.

UBS considers Under Armour to be undervalued

The "Canadian Buffett" consolidated 22% of Under Armour shares. How did the market react?

Chip Wilson announced the loss of creative leadership and shareholder confidence in the sports retailer.


In search of "coolness": Lululemon founder begins proxy battle with board of directors

The Gap, Inc.

American Eagle Outfitters, Inc.

Netflix, Inc.

In 2025, the markets were repeatedly reminded that stock dynamics can be influenced not only by Fed decisions and reports, but also by mass culture, streaming and viral advertising. The public lives of celebrities, late-night TV series premieres and viral campaigns for jeans were all triggers for stock prices in the past year. Below are a few examples of how seemingly "non-systemic" events changed company values and investor expectations.

"The Swift Effect" and Sidney Sweeney: 5 unusual factors influencing the market in 2025 

NIKE, Inc.

The head of Apple invested in Nike securities amid the company's weak reporting and a drop in its stock price in December

Nike's stock is on the rise - it was bought for nearly $3 million by Tim Cook

The sneaker maker expects sales to decline a few percent in the current quarter

U.S. duties and weak demand in China hit Nike's earnings. Shares plummeted 11%

Costco Wholesale Corporation

The company's quarterly results beat analysts' forecasts for revenue and earnings

Costco reported better than expected earnings. Why was the market indifferent?

Investors were positive about the company's strong report, but there are few growth prospects for Lululemon yet, analysts said

Lululemon soars after CEO's departure. Why is its stock called "dead money"?

Chewy, Inc.

The company's results show the resilience of pet spending amidst the volatility of retail in general 

Retail