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Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) surge puts stock above most analyst targets ahead of FDA review
29 June 2026

Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) surge puts stock above most analyst targets ahead of FDA review

Moderna, Inc. heads into Monday’s U.S. session with its shares now outpacing most analyst targets, leaving the main story a stock issue instead of a scientific one. The stock traded at $67.63 in premarket at 7:01 a.m. EDT, up 0.54%, after jumping 12.59% to $67.27 on Friday. Volume hit 14.46 million shares Friday, 203% of the 65-day average. Moderna was one of the few large healthcare plays to rally Friday, as the rest of the market drifted lower. The S&P 500 slipped 0.05% and the Nasdaq lost 0.24%, according to Reuters, but Moderna shares shot up nearly 13% after its investor event. Early Monday, U.S. futures traded stronger, with S&P 500 E-minis up 0.68% and Nasdaq 100 E-minis up 1.02%
AST SpaceMobile spike faces 62 million shares sold short

AST SpaceMobile spike faces 62 million shares sold short

29 June 2026
AST SpaceMobile, Inc. traded higher in premarket action Monday, though the short side looked more crowded. MarketWatch’s delayed quote at 7:01 a.m. EDT showed 461,440 shares traded before the bell. Short interest was reported at 62.49 million shares as of June 15, or 24.09% of public float, according to the same MarketWatch page. MarketWatch’s tape had it set up like this:
AMD stock trades short week over Street average after chip selloff

AMD stock trades short week over Street average after chip selloff

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. kicks off a short U.S. trading week still sitting above the average Wall Street price target. That’s even after a sharp fall on Friday that came with big volume. Trading was closed Sunday in New York. Nasdaq says regular stock hours run 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET on weekdays. Markets are set to be closed on July 3 for the Independence Day holiday.
Joby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY) drops below February financing level after surge in trading volume

Joby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY) drops below February financing level after surge in trading volume

The U.S. market was closed Sunday, so Friday was the last regular session. Joby Aviation, Inc. finished at $8.83. Shares slid all week even though the company posted no new press releases. The last update on Joby’s press-release page was first-quarter results on May 5. Its SEC page showed the most recent filings as ownership and proposed-sale forms from June 16, and the last 8-K from June 4. The main action is in the tape. Joby’s traded volume was strong for five sessions. On Friday, 56.24 million shares changed hands, about 181% of its 65-day average volume. The company has 629.73 million shares in public float. As of June 15, short interest was at 100.74 million shares, equal to 16.0%
Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) yield math back in focus after cancer drug miss, shares recover Friday

Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) yield math back in focus after cancer drug miss, shares recover Friday

U.S. cash stock trading was closed Sunday. The New York Stock Exchange posts regular hours of 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET, and says its next holiday for 2026 is Independence Day, observed Friday, July 3. Pfizer’s last trade was Friday’s close. Pfizer Inc. finished Friday at $24.29, up 62.5 cents after dipping as low as $23.70 during the day. About 60 million shares changed hands. The stock had dropped for six sessions in a row, ending Thursday at $23.67.
Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) jumps but Army contract offers no dollar terms, $40B weekly drop hangs over move

Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) jumps but Army contract offers no dollar terms, $40B weekly drop hangs over move

Palantir Technologies Inc. was closed Sunday, but Friday’s 5.28% rebound to $112.93 puts the spotlight back on valuation. The market’s question now is whether its defense software can justify a price near 38 times its 2026 revenue target. Shares are still off 12.1% since the June 18 close. The gap tells the story. With 2.571 billion diluted shares from Palantir's Q1 EPS, the move from $128.47 on June 18 to $112.93 Friday wiped out roughly $40 billion in equity value. After closing at $107.27 Thursday, Friday's bounce put back about $14.6 billion.
BitMine stock stays below reported crypto holdings after Russell inclusion; ETH drop pressures discount

BitMine stock stays below reported crypto holdings after Russell inclusion; ETH drop pressures discount

U.S. stock markets were closed Sunday in New York. BitMine Immersion Technologies, Inc. will next trade in the first regular session after FTSE Russell’s June 26 reconstitution took effect after the U.S. market closed. FTSE Russell’s final Russell 3000 additions list shows “BITMINE IMMERSION TECHNO” with ticker BMNR in the technology sector. The clean trade is no longer only an “ETH proxy.” By Friday’s close, BMNR traded below an estimate of its disclosed holdings, despite this weekend’s further drop in ether. That discount is now a fact for investors. It shows the market is pricing in crypto volatility, preferred stock obligations, execution risk and potential capital needs, not awarding a premium to the biggest listed Ethereum treasury.
IonQ shares slip 15%, but quantum premium holds ahead of short U.S. trading week

IonQ shares slip 15%, but quantum premium holds ahead of short U.S. trading week

IonQ Inc closed Friday at $49.31, falling 2.47%, with 67.76 million shares traded. Volume reached 215% of the 65-day average and topped the 50.49 million shares sold short as of June 15. The stock dropped 15.45% in five sessions but remained up 85.45% over three months. This is notable because the drop did not make IonQ look cheap based on current sales. Shares last traded at a market cap of about $18.3 billion, roughly 69 times the $265 million midpoint of its 2026 revenue forecast, and about 39 times its $470 million in remaining performance obligations.
Micron (NASDAQ:MU) moves pull Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) into focus this week for AI stocks

Micron (NASDAQ:MU) moves pull Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) into focus this week for AI stocks

AI stocks in the U.S. head into the four-day week after last week’s drop facing a tighter focus: who is on the hook for memory bills. The memory crunch that helped Micron Technology is now hitting hardware prices at Apple. For investors, it’s a sharper gauge of whether AI spending still drives profit, or if those costs are now squeezing the rest of tech. Micron posted third-quarter revenue of $41.46 billion and GAAP net income at $28.24 billion. The company put its fourth-quarter revenue outlook at $50.0 billion, give or take $1.0 billion. CEO Sanjay Mehrotra said the figures and guide showed the “strategic value of memory in the AI era.”
Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) bounce brings heavy Nasdaq volume ahead of Q2 earnings

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) bounce brings heavy Nasdaq volume ahead of Q2 earnings

U.S. stock markets were closed in New York on Sunday. The Nasdaq’s main session is open Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET. For 2026, the exchange will shut on Friday, July 3 for Independence Day observed. Netflix posted a strong rebound at the close, but volume was the key move. Shares rose 4.10% Friday to $73.81, coming back from a 52-week low of $70.86 hit Thursday. Still, Netflix dropped around 4.6% for the week, after closing last week at $77.38.
Micron (NASDAQ:MU) looks to big memory contracts as stock moves into new week

Micron (NASDAQ:MU) looks to big memory contracts as stock moves into new week

Micron Technology, Inc. heads into the new week with investors trying to figure out how much of its earnings are already priced in. Shares dropped 6.69% to $1,132.33 at Friday’s close, the latest U.S. cash-market price since June 28 lands on a Sunday. Volume was heavy, with 86.41 million shares traded—about 1.6 times Micron's average. Investors looking for a clean read aren’t focusing on last quarter’s revenue. The number to watch is the gap between Micron’s market cap—about $1.28 trillion at Friday’s close—and its $100 billion or so in remaining performance obligations from key customer deals. Those contracted revenues amount to just 7.7% of its equity value. As of Friday, Micron also traded at roughly 9.1 times fiscal Q4 EPS

INLIF surges before the bell as turnover towers over shares post-reverse split

INLIF surges before the bell as turnover towers over shares post-reverse split

INLIF Limited surged in pre-market action Friday, with volume topping a billion shares. At Thursday’s close, Google Finance put the company’s value at just $412,120. The China-based industrial automation group finished Thursday at 3 cents, off 24.62%. In early pre-market, the stock was quoted at 5.5 cents. According to Google Finance, trading hit 1.06 billion shares on the day, with 13.02 million shares outstanding. The 52-week range showed a low at 3 cents and a high at $23.00.
AI News Roundup – June 28, 2025

AI News Roundup – June 28, 2025

June 28, 2025 – The world of artificial intelligence saw a flurry of developments this week, spanning major corporate moves, cutting-edge research breakthroughs, new AI-powered tools, as well as regulatory and ethical milestones. From tech giants recruiting top AI talent and investing in infrastructure, to breakthroughs in healthcare and robotics, and new laws beginning to shape AI’s future – here are the key updates in AI that everyone is talking about. Meta Recruits OpenAI Talent and Boosts AI Investments: Facebook parent Meta made headlines by hiring Trapit Bansal, a key researcher behind OpenAI’s advanced reasoning model cointelegraph.com. Bansal joins several other former OpenAI scientists recently recruited by Meta cointelegraph.com, part of CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s push to strengthen Meta’s AI capabilities.
June 2025 AI News Roundup: Breakthroughs, Surprises, and Global Developments

June 2025 AI News Roundup: Breakthroughs, Surprises, and Global Developments

June 2025 was a landmark month for artificial intelligence, with major advances and unexpected events across generative AI, robotics, healthcare, defense, regulation, and business. From next-generation AI models and robots entering factories to new healthcare AI tools and calls for oversight, the AI landscape saw rapid evolution. Below is a comprehensive news-style report summarizing the month’s key AI updates and surprises. OpenAI signaled a new leap in generative AI with CEO Sam Altman announcing that GPT-5 is on the way. On an official podcast, Altman said GPT-5 is expected to launch in summer 2025 adweek.com. Early testers report it is “materially better” than GPT-4 adweek.com, suggesting a significant upgrade in capability. OpenAI is also exploring new monetization: Altman revealed he’s

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CrowdStrike (NASDAQ:CRWD) moves past analyst target ahead of stock split

CrowdStrike (NASDAQ:CRWD) moves past analyst target ahead of stock split

CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. climbed 6.3% to $745.59 late Monday morning, after starting at $710.50 and touching $754.80. The move, calculated from Friday’s close using the current price and market cap, works out to a roughly $11.5 billion jump in equity value. The trade went through during normal Nasdaq hours. Nasdaq’s standard session is 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET. According to the 2026 schedule, the next U.S. stock-market holiday is Friday, July 3, for Independence Day observed.
AT&T shares dip as fiber build-out runs into legacy line disputes

AT&T drops as Starlink and cable stocks split comms index

AT&T Inc. lagged the rest of the communications sector as the market climbed. The stock dropped 5.2% to $21.55 just before noon in New York, trailing the XLC by nearly 7 points. Shares touched a session low of $21.28, trading just 1.2% above that by late morning. The spread is key since this wasn’t just a sector drop. Cash flowed to cable and space plays as legacy wireless carriers fell.
Honeywell Aerospace (NASDAQ:HONA) starts trading as $72 billion spinoff, faces data-center uncertainty

Honeywell Aerospace (NASDAQ:HONA) starts trading as $72 billion spinoff, faces data-center uncertainty

Honeywell Aerospace dropped a fresh angle for industrials on Monday, at a moment when the data-center trade started to look more mixed to investors. HONA jumped 7% at the open in its first day on Nasdaq, opening at $236.78 after closing at $221.01 in when-issued trading last week, Reuters reported. The stock last traded at $226.45 as of 12:08 p.m. EDT, with market value at $71.76 billion and shares moving between $213.44 and $239.98 so far.
Broadcom shares jump on OpenAI move, margin outlook still in focus for AVGO

Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) AI revenue now over half of forecast, shares still under pressure in June

Broadcom Inc. says AI chip revenue should hit $16.0 billion in its fiscal Q3, making up about 54% of expected revenue, up from 49% in the quarter ended May 3. Still, shares have stayed weak through June, down around 20% for the month, according to Benzinga. Broadcom's split is a signal the company is shifting away from its mixed chip-software setup, pushing harder into AI custom chips. CEO Tan said, “The momentum continues,” noting Q2 AI semiconductor revenue jumped 143% to $10.8 billion. CFO Kirsten Spears told investors operating leverage held up, with adjusted EBITDA reaching 69% of revenue for Q2 and guidance just under that at 68% for Q3.
Uber (NYSE:UBER) gains $8 billion after robotaxi push

Uber (NYSE:UBER) gains $8 billion after robotaxi push

Uber Technologies picked up nearly $8 billion in market value in one session after a move tied to its new autonomy unit, but the company still hasn’t reported revenue from that business. Uber last traded at $75.69, off 0.7% Monday. Market cap landed at $156.8 billion. This is important for investors since the $8 billion gain tops several months of Uber’s cash generation. It’s 3.5 times Uber’s $2.286 billion free cash flow in Q1 and 2.9 times the $2.75 billion midpoint for Q2 adjusted EBITDA that the company guided.
Micron (NASDAQ:MU) looks to big memory contracts as stock moves into new week

Micron (NASDAQ:MU) falls after $98B hit as AI memory deals get tested

Micron Technology, Inc. dropped hard Monday, while the Nasdaq and NVIDIA Corp. held up. Investors sold the stock after South Korea’s new memory chip capacity plans hit the wires, sparking worries about future pricing. The shares closed at $1,046.06, down $86.27 from Friday. By market cap and price drop, that wiped out roughly $98 billion in equity value. That figure is key since Micron last week set a $100 billion minimum-revenue threshold on 14 of 16 of its customer supply agreements. The stock ended up getting cut by about one contract floor. Micron’s guide for the current quarter still has $50 billion in revenue and a gross margin near 86%.
Rocket Lab (NASDAQ:RKLB) to acquire Iridium (NASDAQ:IRDM) in $8B deal

Rocket Lab (NASDAQ:RKLB) to acquire Iridium (NASDAQ:IRDM) in $8B deal

NEW YORK, June 29, 2026, 11:13 EDT. Rocket Lab said it will buy Iridium in an $8 billion deal, moving the satellite race into a new phase as RKLB eyes cash flow from IRDM’s network. Rocket Lab Corporation said it will acquire Iridium Communications Inc. in a cash-and-stock deal that puts an $8 billion tag on the satellite operator. Investors will probably notice Rocket Lab paying up with its high-valuation public shares to pick up a company already turning out operating profits. Iridium shareholders will be paid $54 a share, split $27 in cash and the rest in Rocket Lab shares, the companies said.
Dow trades up as Alphabet and Amazon lift gains, rally narrows

Dow trades up as Alphabet and Amazon lift gains, rally narrows

U.S. stocks traded during regular New York hours. NYSE core trading is open 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET. According to the exchange calendar, July 3 is the next closure for Independence Day in 2026, not June 29. The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded at 52,097.24, gaining 221.13 points, or 0.43%, according to MarketWatch. The S&P 500 rose 13.61 points, or 0.19%. The Nasdaq Composite was ahead 76.76 points, or 0.30%.
US stocks edge higher, megacaps offset drop in small caps; Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA) surges after split news

US stocks edge higher, megacaps offset drop in small caps; Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA) surges after split news

NEW YORK, June 29, 2026, 11:03 a.m. EDT U.S. stocks traded higher Monday morning, but gains didn’t reach across the board. Big tech and other heavyweights moved up, while small caps slipped and semis lagged behind. NYSE kept regular hours, opening at 9:30 a.m. and shutting at 4 p.m. ET. The next holiday closure on the schedule is Friday, July 3, 2026.
NNBR pops as NVIDIA cooling deals stir up float

NNBR pops as NVIDIA cooling deals stir up float

NN, Inc. jumped 39.47% to $3.8493 by 10:06 a.m. EDT Monday. The company said it won new liquid-cooling orders heading into NVIDIA Corporation AI data center racks. Nearly 56.3 million shares had changed hands, far above the 65-day average of 1.0 million, with less than 40 minutes of trading in. Trading volume tells the story better than price here. According to MarketWatch, NN’s public float stands at 46.5 million shares, with 2.09 million shares sold short as of June 15. That means morning turnover hit about 121% of the float. In comparison, the listed short interest made up just 3.7% of the volume traded by 10:06 a.m.
Surf Air Mobility (NYSE:SRFM) rises after Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) agreement raises dilution talk

Surf Air Mobility (NYSE:SRFM) rises after Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) agreement raises dilution talk

Surf Air Mobility Inc. jumped 17.5% to $1.06 on Monday. The move came after Palantir Technologies Inc. said it will give more technical and commercial support to SurfOS, the aviation software from Surf Air. Shares touched $1.405, with volume at 69.2 million near 10:09 a.m. EDT. The headline move isn’t the real story. It’s the turnover. On Monday, trading volume ran at 62.3% of Surf Air’s total 110.99 million shares after its offering, and that was 14.5 times bigger than the 4.76 million shares Palantir registered last week. Traders are already shifting how they value the software deal, some of it paid in stock.
Charter stock rises after Comcast split, cable deal talk up again but buyback gap remains

Charter stock rises after Comcast split, cable deal talk up again but buyback gap remains

Charter Communications, Inc. surged early Monday after Comcast Corp announced plans to spin off NBCUniversal and Sky from its main broadband and wireless businesses. The move turned Charter into a cable merger proxy even though it hadn’t made any big announcements itself. Charter shares were up 13.8% at $152.03, after jumping as much as 28.3% to $171.50. The rally tacked on about $2.3 billion to Charter’s market value, according to quote data. Charter shares lost steam after an early jump. The stock started at $167.80, but now trades down 11.4% from its high of the day. Nothing new showed up on its investor-relations site for June 29. The latest updates were a May 13 conference, May 7, and April 24.
Trump-era loan caps could open door for private lenders in grad school market

Student loan caps, SAVE delay put lenders and colleges on watch for July 1

New U.S. limits on student loans kick in Wednesday, raising the question of whether graduate programs will lower tuition before students turn to private lenders. For investors, timing matters: the caps start July 1, but mandatory SAVE exits are now pushed to late September or after. The 30% figure is catching investors’ attention. NPR on Sunday said recent studies estimate about 30% of grad borrowers would hit new loan caps. That’s a big slice, so private-loan activity bears watching, but it’s not big enough to call for a quick tuition drop.
Iridium shares climb with Rocket Lab deal spread at 2.7%, $54 offer in focus

Iridium shares climb with Rocket Lab deal spread at 2.7%, $54 offer in focus

Iridium Communications traded at $52.56 before the market opened Monday, up from its $43.52 finish Friday but still under Rocket Lab’s $54 a share bid in cash and stock. That left a $1.44 discount, or about 2.7% below the offer, with the spread showing what the market sees in terms of deal timing, signoff and risks tied to Rocket Lab shares. Nasdaq’s main session in New York was still closed. The exchange lists normal trading as 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET, with pre-market running from 4 a.m. up until the open.
SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) jumps on volume after pressure from shorts

SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) jumps on volume after pressure from shorts

SoFi Technologies, Inc. traded up before the bell Monday, but Friday's volume was the clearer signal. Shares finished Friday at $17.88, gaining 3.35%, after touching $17.97 in the session. Early Monday, SOFI was quoted at $18.11 in the premarket, sitting 21% off its 52-week low and still 45% below the 52-week high. There’s a big short base here, but it isn’t stuck. MarketWatch put short interest at 195.79 million shares on June 15, or 15.55% of the float. That works out to about 2.8 days to cover, with the stock averaging 69.85 million shares in daily volume. So a squeeze could move the stock, though it probably won’t be the only thing driving it.
Plug Power stock on watch before June 30 cash deadline

Plug Power stock on watch before June 30 cash deadline

At the stated time, Plug Power Inc. traded in premarket. According to Nasdaq’s 2026 schedule, the next U.S. market holiday is July 3 for Independence Day observed—June 29 is not a listed closure. The exchange had premarket action open at 09:06 EDT. The 1.6% premarket gain Monday isn’t the real story. There’s a heavy short position on the stock, with MarketWatch showing 339.62 million shares sold short as of June 15, or 25.5% of the public float. That’s roughly 4.6 days to cover at the average volume of 73.52 million shares.
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) falls behind as chipmakers rebound and foundry plans edge closer to 14A deadline

Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) falls behind as chipmakers rebound and foundry plans edge closer to 14A deadline

Intel Corporation moved up slightly premarket Monday, lagging the chip sector. The stock has already priced in a rebound, so traders want to see results. Intel traded 0.51% higher at $128.97 as of 8:43 a.m. EDT, rebounding after dropping 3.42% on Friday, according to MarketWatch. The iShares Semiconductor ETF moved up 1.34%. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd ADR added 1.26%, Nvidia climbed 0.96%, and Advanced Micro Devices was up 0.90% ahead of the bell.
Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) opens on Dow with $1.7 billion ETF flow question

Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) opens on Dow with $1.7 billion ETF flow question

Alphabet Inc. gained in premarket Monday, trading higher as it joined the Dow Jones Industrial Average, though the main action was in fund flows. The delayed quote put Class A at $340.80, up 1.01% from Friday's $337.39, which was down 1.84%. Volume Friday hit 114.71 million shares, nearly 360% of its 65-day average. Alphabet took Verizon Communications Inc.’s spot before the open Monday. S&P Dow Jones Indices said Verizon’s low share price meant the stock made up just 0.5% of the Dow and had little impact in the price-weighted index.
Volato Group stock trades around 17 cents with dilution after share sale

Volato Group stock trades around 17 cents with dilution after share sale

Volato Group Inc is selling new shares at just about where the stock traded before Monday’s session. The move puts the spotlight on the share count, not just on cash raised. According to a Form 8-K, Volato agreed to sell 11,038,767 Class A shares at $0.165 apiece. There’s no placement agent or underwriter, and the company expects to bring in $1,821,397.02 in gross proceeds, before fees. Google Finance had SOAR at $0.17, flat on the regular session. The pre-market quote was up 0.24%. The site’s page said the stock last closed at 4:00 p.m. ET on June 26. Volume showed 79.57 million shares, more than double the 35.24 million average volume shown on the page.
Keel Infrastructure climbs premarket with heavy float turnover on Russell 3000 inclusion

Keel Infrastructure climbs premarket with heavy float turnover on Russell 3000 inclusion

Keel Infrastructure Corp. traded higher in premarket on Monday, climbing after the data-center and energy infrastructure company was named to the Russell 3000 Index. Shares quoted at $6.165 as of 08:01 a.m. EDT, up 2.24% from Friday’s $6.03 close. The change takes effect at the U.S. open. Friday’s volume stood out. MarketWatch put turnover at 122.41 million shares, about 273% of the 65-day average. That’s roughly 20.4% of the public float of 601.03 million shares. Short interest was 87.29 million shares, or 14.52% of float, on June 15.
Lucid’s cost cuts and promo deadlines shift focus to LCID’s next delivery numbers

Lucid’s cost cuts and promo deadlines shift focus to LCID’s next delivery numbers

Lucid Group, Inc. heads into Monday with investors focused on two things: the updated cost-cutting plan now stacks up versus the equity market cap, and the company is up against a June 30 deadline for its latest sales push. The stock last traded at $5.92, up 82 cents from its previous close, and the company’s market cap stands at about $1.94 billion. Tesla Inc. changed hands at $379.71, while Rivian Automotive Inc. was at $15.63. That leaves Lucid with the thinnest equity buffer of the three U.S.-listed EV companies mentioned.
Southwest (NYSE:LUV) moves forward with more St. Louis route cuts as investors eye capacity

Southwest (NYSE:LUV) moves forward with more St. Louis route cuts as investors eye capacity

Southwest Airlines Co is slicing more service at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, dropping seven route pairs in the third quarter compared to last year, according to Simple Flying. The carrier still leads in seats at Lambert. The report cites Cirium data measuring Q3 schedules year over year through 2025. The main story for investors is the mix. This isn't a minor city pullback. Air Service One, citing Cirium schedules, said Southwest's St. Louis flying falls to 3.2 million two-way seats in Q3 2026, off 8% from a year earlier. Southwest's share drops to 61% from 65%. The carrier will run 53 routes, cutting Des Moines, Little Rock, Long Beach, Oklahoma City, San Jose, Tulsa and Wichita compared with Q3
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