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Oslo Pensjonsforsikring Expands North American Bank Stakes in Q1

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Oslo Pensjonsforsikring AS disclosed new positions in five companies in the first quarter via SEC Form 13F filings, targeting major financial firms and a health retailer: Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto-Dominion Bank, The Charles Schwab Corporation, CVS Health, and Bank of America. In Royal Bank of Canada, the firm bought 3,400 shares worth about $548,000. In Toronto-Dominion Bank, it acquired 5,100 shares valued at roughly $475,000. In The Charles Schwab Corporation, it added 6,874 shares for about $646,000. In CVS Health, it purchased 447,471 shares totaling around $32.1 million, making it a top holding and around 5% of Oslo Pensjonsforsikring's portfolio. In Bank of America, the purchase comprised 31,718 shares valued at about $1.55 million.

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Cal-Maine reports Q4 loss amid low egg prices

Cal-Maine Foods reported a weak full-year 2026 with sales of about $2.912 billion and net income of $316.7 million, along with a fourth-quarter net loss of $35.9 million on revenue of $552.6 million as egg prices remained depressed; however, in its fiscal third quarter the company beat EPS expectations with $1.06 adjusted, while revenue fell about 53% year over year to $667 million due to softer pricing. To counter market softness, Cal-Maine is pursuing diversification into higher-margin specialty eggs and prepared foods, investing $54 million to expand capacity, expanding Eggland’s Best territory, and reorganizing into Conventional Shell Eggs, Specialty Shell Eggs, and Prepared Foods segments to drive growth and resilience.

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Wabtec Shares Fall After Strong Q2, Raises Outlook

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Oslo Pensjonsforsikring AS Makes New $548,000 Investment in Royal Bank Of Canada $RY

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Oslo Pensjonsforsikring AS Invests $505,000 in U.S. Bancorp $USB

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Wabtec reported a strong Q2 2026 showing double-digit revenue growth, margin expansion, and a multi-year backlog near $31 billion, prompting an upward revision of full-year 2026 guidance to about $12.30–$12.60 billion in revenue and $10.60–$10.90 in adjusted EPS. Despite solid results, the stock has shown volatility as investors weigh the earnings strength against higher costs and tariffs, with continued analyst activity and occasional premarket moves reflecting that mix.

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Westpac Expands U.S. Bancorp Stake 50% in Q1

Westpac Banking Corp increased its stake in U.S. Bancorp by 50% to 128,101 shares, worth about $6.66 million, while trimming its position in The Goldman Sachs Group by 4.6% to 17,665 shares, worth roughly $14.94 million. The bank also expanded holdings in Dollar General and Regency Centers (41,788 and 60,867 shares respectively, valued around $4.96 million and $4.61 million) while reducing GE Aerospace by 10.1% to 15,067 shares, valued at about $4.28 million.

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