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BOXABL Appoints Larry King as CFO and Heather Clayton as CAO

BOXABL said on Tuesday it appointed Larry King as Chief Financial Officer and Heather Clayton as Chief Accounting Officer. King brings more than 35 years of finance, accounting, and operations experience, including SEC reporting, M&A, and operational turnarounds, and previously served as CFO of Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino and Riviera Holdings. Clayton brings nearly 10 years of finance and accounting experience, including senior roles as CFO of ASTOUND Group and the Vegas Golden Knights. Shares of BOXABL rose 1.02 percent following the announcement.

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BXBL · Capital · Neutral BOXABL appointed a new CFO and CAO; leadership changes are a capital/governance event with unclear direction.

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BOXABL Expands into Development with California General Contractor

BOXABL Inc., a modular building company trading on Nasdaq as BXBL, announced the expansion of its project development capabilities by engaging licensed general contracting capability in California, allowing it to bid directly on site work and full-scale developments. The new developer arm gives BOXABL full ownership of projects from factory to finished product, replacing its previous model of overseeing third-party contractors. This change aims to remove a layer of cost and coordination, offer more predictable bundled pricing, improve quality control, and strengthen its competitive position for larger commercial and municipal projects. The company plans to expand this in-house capability to other states as demand warrants, and it has raised over $230 million from more than 50,000 investors since its inception in 2017.

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BXBL · Demand · Positive Expands into development, enabling direct bidding on larger projects and improving competitive position.

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S&P 500 Futures Edge Lower as Rising Yields and Energy Jitters Weigh

US stock futures are pointing slightly lower as investors weigh higher bond yields and firm energy prices against softer jobs data. The US 10-year Treasury yield is trading near a two-month high around 4.63%, keeping borrowing costs elevated, while a surprise US crude inventory build of 2.6 million barrels and emergency reserves at a 43-year low keep energy costs in focus. ADP private hiring continues to slow, raising questions about whether rate-sensitive sectors like banks and real estate or economically sensitive areas like consumer and small-cap stocks should be the priority for portfolio risk. Among top movers, Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies jumped 10.04% after Q2 results and a higher BofA price target, Dell Technologies surged 9.32%, and EQT gained 8.45% after analysts raised price targets following Q2 performance and cash flow metrics. On the losing side, Boxabl declined 23.85%, Innio declined 9.66%, and GE Vernova declined 8.69% following a share buyback tranche update filing. Earnings from Intel, Honeywell International, Blackstone, and NextEra Energy are on the radar, with Intel reporting Q2 results after the market close on Thursday.

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BXBL · Capital · Negative Boxabl declined 23.85% after a share buyback tranche update filing, which is a capital event.

DELL · Capital · Positive Dell Technologies surged 9.32% after Q2 results and analyst price target raises.

EQT · Capital · Positive EQT gained 8.45% after analysts raised price targets following Q2 performance and cash flow metrics.

GEV · Capital · Negative GE Vernova declined 8.69% following a share buyback tranche update filing.

INIO · Capital · Negative Innio declined 9.66% following Q2 performance and analyst actions.

WAB · Capital · Positive Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies jumped 10.04% after Q2 results and a higher BofA price target.

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S&P 500 Futures Rise as Investors Weigh Inflation and Earnings

US stock futures pointed higher with S&P 500 contracts up about 0.5% and Nasdaq 100 futures up roughly 1.3% as investors balanced fresh inflation worries against easing rate fears abroad. The 10-year Treasury yield sat near 4.6% and markets saw roughly a 50 to 60% chance of a Federal Reserve rate hike in September. Rising oil prices kept inflation risks alive, putting energy producers and consumer-facing companies in focus. Among top movers, Nebius Group jumped 18.78% after Nvidia disclosed a 9.3% passive stake, Cerebras Systems surged 17.92%, and Bloom Energy climbed 14.82% after JPMorgan raised its price target. On the losing side, Boxabl declined 18.43%, Danaher fell 10.99% after issuing third-quarter revenue guidance of 2% to 3% growth, and MSCI dropped 10.14% after Morgan Stanley cut its price target to US$700 from US$727. Earnings from Alphabet, Tesla, Texas Instruments, AT&T, Verizon Communications, and American Express were set to dominate the next three sessions.

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DHR · Demand · Negative Issued weak Q3 revenue guidance of 2-3% growth, causing a 10.99% decline.

NBIS · Capital · Positive Nvidia disclosed a 9.3% passive stake, causing an 18.78% jump.

BE · Capital · Positive JPMorgan raised its price target, driving a 14.82% surge.

BXBL · · Negative Boxabl declined 18.43% with no stated cause in the article.

CBRS · Capital · Positive Surged 17.92% as part of AI-related rally, but no company-specific catalyst mentioned.

MSCI · Capital · Negative Morgan Stanley cut its price target to $700 from $727, leading to a 10.14% drop.

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