Stock Movers Kenvue Bounce Back; Boeing Plane Orders; Firefly Miss
Sep 23, 2025
Kenvue is recovering from a significant drop after controversial comments about Tylenol sparked criticism. Meanwhile, Boeing is on the rise as US-China negotiations progress towards a major aircraft order, deemed crucial for both nations. However, Firefly Aerospace faces setbacks after reporting lower-than-expected quarterly revenues, causing their stock to plunge. These market stories highlight the dynamic interplay of corporate developments and political influences in today's economy.
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Kenvue Stock Reacts To Political Comments
- Kenvue's shares plunged after President Trump told pregnant women not to take Tylenol, showing how political remarks can quickly hit consumer-health stocks.
- The company stressed decades of research find no clear link between acetaminophen and autism and warned avoiding it could risk mother and baby health.
Firefly's Moon Milestone And Revenue Miss
- Firefly Aerospace reported Q2 revenue of $15.5 million, slightly below analyst expectations, and its shares fell in postmarket trading.
- Paul Sweeney noted the company made history in March by sending a probe to the moon and is working to ramp flights and win contracts.
Boeing Gains From Large Jet Orders
- Boeing announced a large Uzbekistan Airways order for 14 787-9 jets with options for eight more, marking the airline's largest single order.
- Diplomatic negotiations may also be close to a separate huge Boeing order involving US-China talks, which could boost Boeing further.