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In a report released Monday, UBS analyst Darryl Genovesi upgrades Huntington Ingalls Industries (NYSE: HII) from Neutral to Buy, with a price target of $109. Analysts at UBS believe Huntington will recover from its recent underperformance within the defensive sector. Genovesi adds to the note. Read More. Don t Miss Any Updates! News Directly in Your Inbox Subscribe to:
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Spirit Airlines Incorporated (NYSE: SAVE) shares were trading lower Thursday after the airline landed two Wall Street analyst downgrades.
The Analysts: Vertical Research analyst Darryl Genovesi downgraded Spirit from Buy to Hold and set a $34 price target.
Seaport Global analyst Daniel McKenzie also downgraded Spirit from Buy to Neutral and removed a $31 price target.
The Thesis: After Spirit shares gained more than 360% off their 52-week lows, there was little indication in the company’s fourth-quarter earnings report that the stock had significant upside from current levels in the near future, Seaport s McKenzie said in a downgrade note.
“We re walking away from SAVE s 4Q20 earnings release concluding that while 4Q results and a 1Q21 revenue outlook are as we expected, risk/reward is balanced at this point,” the analyst said.
Southwest Airlines Co (NYSE: LUV) cautioned investors Wednesday it expects revenue for each seat it flies a mile (RASM) to come in flat for the first quarter, which marks a downtick from its prior guidance of up 1 to 2 percent. The stock lost nearly 5 percent and is now considered to be . Read More.
Zimbabwe: Lack of awareness stifles fight against childhood cancer
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HARARE, Zimbabwe – Miranda Muvengwa, 9, succumbed to a deadly cancer last year.
Living in a single rented room in the Zimbabwean capital Harare’s densely populated suburb Mabvuku, her 26-year-old mother Mavis Chikate, said memories of her child and her last painful moments are haunting her.
Since then, the distraught mother has stopped attending her roadside shop.
The outbreak of coronavirus further aggravated the problem. Her father Gibson Muvengwa, 29, said that due to lockdown restrictions, he could not transport his daughter to South Africa for better treatment.
“It is not easy witnessing your only child struggling, let alone with cancer-killing her in the process. Due to continued lockdown, we could not travel to any country to seek better treatment for our daughter,” he told Anadolu Agency.