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Surgery Partners Inc is a healthcare services company with an integrated outpatient delivery model focused on providing quality, cost-effective solutions for surgical and related ancillary care in support of both patients and physicians. It has one reportable segment: Surgical Facilities which includes the operation of ASCs, surgical hospitals, anesthesia services, and multi-specialty physician practices, which earns revenues from contracts with patients in which the performance obligations are to provide health care services.

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Fed Chair Powell Says Right Thing To Do Is Await Further Clarity, Economy Doing Fine, Our Policy Is Not Highly Restrictive; Businesses And Households Very Broadly Are Concerned, Postponing Decisions; If Nothing Happens To Alleviate Those Concerns, Would Expect That To Show Up In Data In Weeks, Months; Uncertainty Can Show Up In Weaker Econ Data; QE Wasn't Beyond The Confines Of Our Mandate

Needham analyst Ryan Koontz maintains Ceragon Networks (NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/CRNT#NASDAQ">CRNT</a>) with a Buy and lowers the price target from $6 to $4.5.

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Needham Maintains Buy on Ceragon Networks, Lowers Price Target to $4.5

Needham analyst Joseph Stringer maintains Apellis Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/APLS#NASDAQ">APLS</a>) with a Buy and lowers the price target from $40 to $29.

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Needham Maintains Buy on Apellis Pharmaceuticals, Lowers Price Target to $29

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Fed Chair Powell Says We Haven't Faced Question Of Two Goals In Tension In A Long Time, Have To Keep It In Our Thinking Now; There Are Cases In Which Rate Cuts Would Be Appropriate This Year; I Can't Confidently Say I Know The Appropriate Rate Path; President Trump Calling For Rate Cuts Doesn't Affect Our Job At All;  My Gut Tells Me That Uncertainty Is Extremely Elevated, Downside Risks Have Increased; Risks Of Higher Unemployment And Higher Inflation Have Risen, But Not Yet In Data

Needham analyst Joseph Stringer maintains Rhythm Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/RYTM#NASDAQ">RYTM</a>) with a Buy and raises the price target from $66 to $72.

RYTM

Needham Maintains Buy on Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, Raises Price Target to $72

Needham analyst David Saxon maintains Azenta (NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/AZTA#NASDAQ">AZTA</a>) with a Buy and lowers the price target from $59 to $40.

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Needham Maintains Buy on Azenta, Lowers Price Target to $40

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Fed Chair Powell Says When Things Develop, We Can Move Quickly If Appropriate; Now Appropriate Thing To Do Is Wait; There's So Much Uncertainty; Everyone Is Just Waiting To See How Developments Play Out; If We See Higher Inflation, Higher Unemployment, Won't See Further Progress Toward Our Goals; We Would See A Delay On Getting To Goals For The Next Year; But We Don't Know That Yet, So Much Uncertainty Over Tariffs; Last Fall What We Did If Anything Was A Little Late, Not Preemptive

Shares of Walt Disney Co. (NYSE:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/DIS#NYSE">DIS</a>) are trading higher Wednesday following <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/25/05/45253470/dow-surges-150-points-disney-posts-upbeat-q2-results">better-than-expected second-quarter financial results</a> and the announcement of a new <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/general/education/25/05/45262536/disney-expands-to-abu-dhabi-with-new-theme-park-heres-how-the-stock-performs-after-park-openings">international theme park project in Abu Dhabi.</a>
What To Know: Q2 revenue came in at $23.62 billion, up 7% year-over-year and ahead of analyst estimates of $23.14 billion. Adjusted earnings per share reached $1.45, beating the expected $1.20. Operating income across segments rose 15% to $4.44 billion, with significant contributions from the Entertainment and Experiences divisions.
The Details: Disney&#8217;s streaming platforms also saw continued growth. The company ended the quarter with 180.7 million combined Disney+ and Hulu subscribers, adding 2.5 million since the previous quarter. Disney+ alone had 126 million paid users, a rise of 1.4 million.
Segment breakdown shows Entertainment revenue rose 9% to $10.68 billion, Sports revenue rose 5% to $4.53 billion, and Experiences revenue climbed 6% to $8.89 billion. 
Upbeat Outlook: Despite modest losses tied to exiting the Venu joint venture and challenges in Linear Networks, Disney reaffirmed strong guidance. The company expects full-year adjusted EPS of $5.75, up 16% from fiscal 2024, with double-digit growth in its Entertainment division, 13% growth in Sports and 6–8% growth in Experiences. It also plans $3 billion in share buybacks for the year.
CEO Bob Iger called the quarter's results "outstanding," citing momentum in streaming, parks and content pipelines, while noting upcoming projects such as ESPN's direct-to-consumer platform and Disney Cruise Line expansions. He acknowledged that tariffs and macroeconomic headwinds could affect long-term operations but maintained an optimistic tone on the company&#8217;s outlook for the remainder of the fiscal year.
Abu Dhabi Theme Park Plans: The company also announced that it will build its seventh theme park resort on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, in partnership with Miral, a major developer of entertainment destinations in the region. While an opening date has not been announced, Disney described the upcoming resort as its most advanced and interactive park yet, aimed at tapping into the Middle East&#8217;s growing tourism sector.
DIS Price Action: Disney shares were up 10.3% at $101.69 at the time of writing, according to<a href="https://pro.benzinga.com/dashboard?new_user=False&amp;backend=google-oauth2"> Benzinga Pro.</a>
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Needham analyst Kyle Peterson maintains Upstart Hldgs (NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/UPST#NASDAQ">UPST</a>) with a Buy and lowers the price target from $108 to $70.

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Needham Maintains Buy on Upstart Hldgs, Lowers Price Target to $70

Fed Chair Powell Says We're Well Positioned To Wait For Greater Clarity Before Changing Policy; Cant Say Which Way Risks Will Shake Out, A Great Deal Of Uncertainty About Tariffs, Too Early To Know; Policy Is Moderately Restrictive; In A Good Place To Wait And See, In No Hurry, Can Be Patient To Let Things Evolve And Become Clearer; Underlying Inflation Picture Is Good; Inflation Now Running A Bit Above 2%, With Decent Readings In Housing, Non-Housing Services

Benchmark analyst Cody Acree maintains Marvell Tech (NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/MRVL#NASDAQ">MRVL</a>) with a Buy and lowers the price target from $135 to $95.

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Benchmark Maintains Buy on Marvell Tech, Lowers Price Target to $95

The ODP Corporation (NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/ODP#NASDAQ">ODP</a>) shares are trading higher on Wednesday after the first-quarter FY25 earnings. The company reported <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/25/05/b45247761/the-odp-corporation-announces-first-quarter-2025-results">first-quarter revenue decline </a>of 9.1% year-on-year to $1.70 billion, beating the analyst consensus estimate of $1.67 billion.
The decrease in reported sales is largely related to lower sales in its Office Depot Division, primarily due to 46 fewer retail locations in service compared to the previous year and reduced retail and online consumer traffic, as well as lower sales in its ODP Business Solutions Division.
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Gross profit decreased 11.8% to $360 million with a margin of 21.2%. Selling, general and administrative expenses dropped 10.3% to $306 million.
The company reported an operating loss of $32 million compared to an operating income of $41 million, a 178% decrease.
Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter decreased 16.5% to $76 million. Adjusted EPS of $1.06 <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/earnings">beat the analyst consensus</a> estimate of $0.65. It fell 19% year-on-year from $1.31.
Operating cash flow for the quarter totaled $57 million with a free cash flow of $36 million. 
The company held $185 million in cash and equivalents as of March 29. Total debt was $262 million.
"We are off to a better start to the year, with our overall performance reflecting positive momentum and improving trends in the first quarter," said CEO Gerry Smith.
&#8220;We&#8217;re also closely monitoring the tariff environment, and while we are not immune to shifts in policy, we have taken actions to help mitigate potential impacts.&#8221;
Price Action: ODP shares traded higher by 1.17% to $13.79 at the last check on Wednesday.
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Office Depot CEO Says It Can Mitigate Potential Tariffs Impact After Q1 Profit Dip

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Fed Chair Powell Says Avoiding Persistent Inflation Will Depend On Size, Timing Of Tariffs, And Inflation Expectations; We Aim To Inflation Expectations Anchored; Without Price Stability Cannot Achieve Strong Labor Conditions; If Dual Mandate Goals In Tension, Consider Distance From Goal, Time To Close Gaps; Time To Wait Before Adjusting Policy; Tariffs' Longer Term Impact On Inflation Not Clear Yet

Conduent Inc (NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/CNDT#NASDAQ">CNDT</a>) shares are trading lower on Wednesday after the <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/25/05/g45249980/conduent-reports-first-quarter-2025-financial-results" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">company reported first-quarter results.</a>
Conduent registered adjusted earnings per share of 13 cents loss, beating the Street view of a 15 cents loss. Quarterly sales of $751 million (down 18.5% year over year) missed the analyst consensus estimate of $778.33 million.
The company reported adjusted EBITDA of $37 million, up 2.8% year-over-year. Adjusted EBITDA Margin expanded by 50 bps year over year to 4.9%.
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&#8220;Our portfolio rationalization efforts are being reinvigorated with additional opportunities and are on track toward achieving more than $1B in deployable capital,&#8221; said Cliff Skelton, Conduent president and CEO. 
New business signings ACV stood at $109 million, while net ARR activity over the trailing 12 months reached $116 million.
At the end of the quarter, Conduent&#8217;s liquidity position included $293 million of cash and a $550 million revolving credit facility largely undrawn.
&#8220;Fortunately, while macro-economic and geopolitical environments affect everyone, most of our business segments are somewhat insulated from trade and government efficiency challenges, and in some cases, may benefit from opportunities,&#8221; the CEO added.
Outlook: Conduent reaffirmed its FY2025 sales guidance of $3.10 billion to $3.25 billion, compared to the $3.19 billion consensus estimate.
CNDT Price Action: Conduent shares are trading lower by 2.44% to $2 at publication on Wednesday.
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What's Going On With Conduent Stock On Wednesday?

Fed Chair Powell Says Consumers, Businesses Report Lower Sentiment In Surveys;  Labor Market Not A Source Of Significant Inflation Pressure; Near-Term Inflation Expectations Have Moved Up; Survey Respondents Point To Tariffs As Driving Inflation Expectations; Longer-Term Inflation Expectations Consistent With Goal; Tariffs So Far Significantly Bigger Than Expected;  If Large Increases In Tariffs As Announced Are Sustained, Will See Higher Inflation, Lower Employment

For years, people made the same joke: "Does &#8216;Edible Arrangements&#8217; sell edibles?"
Now, it does.
Edible Brands—the parent company behind the fruit bouquet giant with more than 800 locations and roughly $500 million in annual revenue—has officially entered the cannabis-adjacent space. But instead of leaning into novelty, the company is positioning itself as a responsible operator in a murky and fast-growing category: hemp-derived THC.
Its new venture, Edibles.com, launched earlier this year as a curated e-commerce marketplace offering low-dose THC products from brands like Cann, Wana, 1906 and Happi. While the site's branding is light on references to Edible Arrangements, the infrastructure and ambition behind it reflect the scale of a company that has delivered fruit bouquets to millions.
"We've had this idea for a long time," said CEO Somia Farid Silber in an exclusive interview with <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/cannabis">Benzinga Cannabis</a>. "It was kind of this casual, running joke—‘Do you sell edibles?'—but once we owned the domain, we realized we had an opportunity to build something trusted. Something that helps people live better, not just get high."
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">&#8216;You Want To Come Into This Space? Why?&#8216;</h2>
When Thomas Winstanley, former chief marketing officer at craft cannabis company Theory Wellness, first heard about the project, he didn't quite get it.
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Photo: Thomas Winstanley
"I was skeptical at first," he admitted. "It was like—wait, you have edibles.com? You want to come into this space? Why?"
Winstanley, who'd helped build one of the East Coast's most recognized cannabis brands, had seen how messy the industry could be. He didn't want to be the "weed guy they brought in" just to slap THC labels on fruit baskets.
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But as he dug deeper, he saw something rare: infrastructure. Edible Brands had a high-performing e-commerce system that processed roughly $300 million in annual sales, a nationwide last-mile delivery network and leadership that was genuinely interested in doing it right.
"I didn't want to come in like a bull in a china shop and just try to peddle a bunch of products," he said. "What drew me in was the opportunity to build something with integrity, something rooted in wellness."
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Photo: Somia Farid Silber
Farid Silber had already positioned Edibles.com as a standalone platform—separate from Edible Arrangements, but powered by the same operational backbone.
"We're building out a platform that's all about gifting, food, health and wellness," she said. "This is the wellness part."
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Not Your Typical Dispensary</h2>
Edibles.com doesn't sell THC-laced strawberries or cannabis-infused gift towers. And that's the point.
Instead of mimicking Edible Arrangements' gifting model, the site launched as a curated online marketplace with clean design, a limited product selection and no gimmicks. It features gummies, drinks and lozenges from trusted third-party hemp brands. No house products—for now. No novelty packaging.
"We might do something like that in the future," said Farid Silber, referring to the idea of THC-infused gifts. "But today, it's really about creating a space where we can highlight all these amazing brands—and using our last-mile delivery advantage to get products to consumers quickly and affordably."
The absence of gifting isn't philosophical; it's logistical. While hemp-derived THC is federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill, state rules vary widely. In Georgia, for example, consumers can find high-dose Delta-9 products at gas stations. But shipping a curated THC gift box across multiple states? That's much trickier.
"For now, we're focused on personal use and building trust," Farid Silber said.
Winstanley put it more bluntly: "I don't want to send my mom a gift box of THC chews that she thinks are candy, especially when she has no idea what's in them, how strong they are or how much to take."
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">A New Kind Of Wellness</h2>
While the name might suggest a party crowd, Edibles.com leans heavily into functionality and wellness, positioning THC as an alternative to alcohol or a tool for better sleep and stress management.
"When you're introducing a product category with this much baggage and confusion, you have to meet consumers where they are," Winstanley said. "This is about offering a safer, more straightforward way for people to try or access THC."
Farid Silber, who's new to the cannabis industry, said her own learning curve helped shape the platform's focus on education.
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"There's just so much out there," she said. "What's the difference between CBD and CBN? What's right for sleep? For energy? We want Edibles.com to be a destination where people can learn and shop safely without feeling overwhelmed or judged."
Over time, the company hopes to build a broader content hub covering cannabis, nutraceuticals and wellness tools. For now, the focus is simple: low-dose THC, clear information and a judgment-free experience.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Gas Station Gummies And Executive Confusion</h2>
For consumers in states without dispensaries, the THC experience often starts in less-than-ideal places.
"I was totally blown away," Winstanley said. "Seeing a thousand-milligram chew in a gas station was scary. Coming from regulated cannabis, it felt really foreign—and really dangerous."
Even internally, the lack of awareness was jarring.
"One executive told me, ‘Oh, I just went to a dispensary and got these products,'" Winstanley recalled. "And I had to say—no, you didn't. There are no dispensaries here."
That, he said, underscores the brand's larger mission: to help people distinguish between vetted products and random street-level stuff.
"We want to be a trusted marketplace," he said. "For that, you have to curate."
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Scaling Up—With Caution</h2>
The company's first phase launched in Texas, followed by Georgia, the Carolinas and Florida. All were chosen for a reason: they represent large populations underserved by cannabis infrastructure.
"Last mile in Texas was phase one," Winstanley said. "Now that we know the engine runs, it's time to scale."
Nationwide shipping is next. And in Atlanta, Edibles.com is opening its first flagship retail store, designed to mirror the e-commerce experience but offer in-person support.
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"It gives people a place to talk to someone and walk out with something in hand," he said. "In a state without dispensaries, that's a big deal."
A franchise model is on the table, potentially offering a "dispensary-lite" opportunity for operators who want to sell low-dose THC without the cost or red tape of traditional licensing.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Regulation, Risk And Why Hemp Might Get It Right</h2>
Winstanley tracks hemp regulations "almost daily," especially in states like Texas and Florida. But he doesn't view oversight as a threat. In fact, he welcomes it.
"I would never have said this back when I was in cannabis," he told Benzinga, "but regulation in this category can be a net positive. It helps weed out bad actors. It legitimizes good ones. And it creates a safer space for the consumer."
He cited Texas's SB3 bill, which originally aimed to ban hemp-derived THC, as a turning point. The bill stalled after an 18-hour hearing where residents spoke passionately in defense of the category.
"There's growing awareness that policy needs to catch up to reality," he said. "Legalization happened. Now we need to frame it responsibly."
That includes pushing for milligram caps, licensing models and clear enforcement that preserves access while protecting consumers.
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">In-House Products? Eventually</h2>
With its infrastructure and reach, it's only a matter of time before Edibles.com launches its own branded line.
"We know what we want to make," Winstanley said. "But we're not rushing. This isn't about putting our name on something and flooding the site. It's about finding the right partners, the right formulations and the right voice."
He previously managed more than 250 SKUs at Theory Wellness and helped launch one of the first automated cannabis canning lines on the East Coast. Still, this time, the team is taking it slow.
"We could go out and slap a label on a bag of chews tomorrow," he said. "But that's not the kind of company we are. We want to do it right—and that means learning first, then launching."
<h2 class="wp-block-heading">This Isn't A Joke; It's A Business</h2>
Edibles.com may have launched with a wink and a clever domain name, but the team behind it isn't playing for laughs.
"This is something serious," Farid Silber said. "We know the name gets attention, but we didn't build this to go viral or be cute. We built it to help people live better. And that only works if you build it right."
So far, the gamble seems to be paying off. The company hasn't shared early sales figures, but reports an "overwhelmingly positive" response. With expansion underway, a flagship store in development and a potential franchise model on the horizon, Edibles.com is positioning itself for real staying power.
It may not look like cannabis retail as we know it, but that's kind of the point.
Photos courtesy of Edible Brands

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Surgery Partners, Inc. Names Laura L. Forese, MD to Board of Directors

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