Take-Two Interactive's stock rebounded after confirming GTA VI's November 19 launch date, despite a conservative fiscal 2027 bookings forecast that initially caused a dip. Analysts are largely bullish, with 25 out of 28 rating it a 'buy,' citing the upcoming marketing cycle and potential for upward revisions as catalysts. TIKR's model suggests a potential target of $467 by March 2031, more than double the current price, assuming a successful GTA VI launch and sustained live-service monetization.

Prosus, a Dutch tech investor, is reportedly considering increasing its stake in German food-delivery company Delivery Hero. This move is aimed at preventing a potential takeover of Delivery Hero by Uber. Prosus currently holds a 16.83% stake in Delivery Hero.

Walmart is expanding its 30-minute-or-less delivery service to more locations in Delaware and Pennsylvania, directly competing with third-party grocery apps. This service is available to Walmart+ members for a $10 fee. The retailer is leveraging its extensive store network to fulfill orders quickly, with availability in Dover, Delaware, and several Pennsylvania metro areas including Allentown, Philadelphia, Reading, and York.

Paycom Software Inc. shares (NYSE: PAYC) traded around USD 139 on May 31, 2026, as investors assess the human capital management software provider's growth prospects and valuation. The stock closed near USD 139.30, indicating a cautious but stable tone, with a market capitalization between USD 6.5 billion and USD 6.7 billion. The company's focus on recurring revenue, product innovation, and expanding its cloud-based platform is balanced against competitive dynamics and macroeconomic factors.

Craig-Hallum has increased its price target for Plug Power (PLUG) to $5 from $4, maintaining a Buy rating after the company reported strong first-quarter results. Plug Power exceeded revenue and adjusted loss expectations, demonstrating improved operating performance. The firm highlighted a robust market for Plug Power's various business segments and an expectation that a lower cost structure and optimized hydrogen production will help meet fiscal 2026 objectives.

The Zacks Analyst Blog highlights research reports on five key stocks: JPMorgan Chase, GE Aerospace, Western Digital, Syntec Optics, and Investors Title. JPMorgan's consumer franchise is expanding but faces elevated expenses, while GE Aerospace benefits from strong demand but deals with high costs and supply chain issues. Western Digital is profiting from AI-led storage demand, Syntec Optics from defense and AI optics, and Investors Title from improving real estate activity and premium growth, despite their respective challenges.

Capital One Software has launched new AI-powered optimization features for its Slingshot platform, designed to enhance Snowflake performance by identifying and resolving data infrastructure issues. These tools will offer context-aware AI query and table optimization, detect duplicate data pipelines, and provide a data explorer for root cause analysis. The aim is to help enterprises achieve system-wide data efficiency by understanding and optimizing code, pipelines, infrastructure, and team workflows.

AT&T has been recognized as a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Managed IoT Connectivity Services, Worldwide, for the 12th consecutive year. This recognition highlights AT&T's commitment to innovation in IoT, focusing on connectivity, platforms, and managed services to support complex, multi-network environments. The company emphasizes intelligence, security, and scale in its IoT strategy, helping enterprises derive operational insights from connected devices.

CoStar Group, Inc. (CSGP) announced it will acquire Zonda, a housing market data provider, for $800 million in cash. This acquisition will expand CoStar's offerings in the home construction industry and through NewHomeSource.com. Analysts maintain a bullish outlook on CSGP, with expectations for the transaction to be accretive to adjusted earnings per share in its first full year.

Texas Instruments Inc. (TXN) shares fell by 4.44% on June 1st due to cautious investor sentiment influenced by insider selling, analyst "Hold" ratings, and macroeconomic concerns. Despite beating EPS estimates, the company missed revenue targets, and the broader semiconductor industry faces capacity limitations and weakening non-AI markets. These factors, alongside company-specific risks like ongoing capital expenditures and high inventory, contributed to the stock's volatility.