View the companies that make the largest movements of the afternoon: Warner Bros. Discovery – shares have risen 7% after Warner said that it will be split into two listed companies by next year. One company will organize the streaming services and film properties of WBD, while the other includes its cable networks such as DailyExpertNews and TNT Sports. Universal Health Services – The hospital operator decreased by more than 6% after Chief Financial Officer Steve Filton said at a conference that procedural volumes have been “slower to go back to historical level than we might have thought.” He also released concern about how President Donald Trump's expenditure account could evolve if it goes through the Senate, and what that would mean for the hospital industry, according to a factset transcript. Topgolf Callaway Brands – The Golf Equipment Stock Ralled 8% after the disclosure of director Adebayo Ogunlesi on Friday that he had bought 383,700 shares. After the transaction, Ogunlesi has 512,600 shares. Quaker Chemical – The metal processing liquid company, which does business such as Quaker Houghton, jumped with 10%. On Monday, Jefferies upgraded the shares to buy from the guard, more than 33% a higher increase in improving the demand conditions of the steel and the increasing infrastructure expenditure. ECHOSTAR – Shares decreased 6% after the Wall Street Journal, referring to people, reported that the telecommunication company is considering requesting bankruptcy under Chapter 11. The company tries to protect its wireless spectrum levels that are assessed by the Federal Communications Commission, according to the report. Apple – The shares of the iPhone maker are just ahead of the accurate global global developer conference in Cupertino, California. Investors would like to hear more about Apple's progress on Apple Intelligence, the reaction to generative artificial intelligence models, during the meeting, which starts at 1 p.m. Apple shares have been left on the market, with a fall of 18% so far. Robinhood, Applovin – shares of Robinhood and Applovin fell 5% and 4% respectively, after neither name was added to the S&P 500 on Friday. Both companies were considered possible candidates for admission to the index. Robinhood rose more than 13% last week prior to the recalculation announcement, while Applovin was more than 6% progressing. Intuitive surgical – the surgical product maker fell 7% on the heels of the Downgrade of Deutsche Bank to sell out of the hijn. Deutsche said that the competing canal of the company is in danger. Ionq – The shares of Quantum Computing climbed 2% after the company had announced that it has agreed to acquire Oxford Ionics in a deal with a value of $ 1,075 billion in cash and shares. The deal is expected to close in 2025. Circle -shares of the Stablecoin emittent have risen by 10%and continued his mail -intitial public offer bump. The shares of Circle are now almost 300% above the IPO price of $ 31 per share. McDonald's stock of the fast food chain slid almost 2% on the heels of a Morgan Stanley-downgrade by the same weight of overweight. Morgan Stanley said the company was not isolated by the pressure on the fast food sector. Moelis & Co. – Shares were more than 1% lower. On Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported that CEO Ken Moelis is planning to resign from the role at the Investment Bank. He said in an interview that he is expected to become executive chairman, with effect from October 14. Co-president Navid MahmoodzadeGan is planned to become CEO, according to the report. Aon-de shares of the Professional Services Company fell 4% after AON had re-confirmed its full-year guidelines during his investor day on Monday. – CNBC's Sean Conlon, Lisa Han, Alex Harring, Michelle Fox, Christina Cheddar Berk and Jesse Pound contributed reporting.
