FSB Premier Wealth Management Inc. reduced its stake in Deere & Company, now holding 1.8% of total holdings. Deere reported $6.64 EPS, exceeding estimates, while facing a 17.9% revenue decline. The company announced a $1.62 dividend with a 1.26% yield. Analyst ratings include a 'Hold' consensus, with a $515.50 average price target. DE shares closed at $500.94, down $23.43, with key financial metrics including a $135.67B market cap, 24.24 P/E ratio, and 19.32 EPS forecast for the year.

FSB Premier Wealth Management Inc. increased its holdings in Charles Schwab by 17.8%, owning 29,941 shares valued at $2.34 million. Other institutional investors, including Kovitz Investment Group Partners LLC, FMR LLC, and Marshall Wace LLP, also raised stakes in Charles Schwab. The company announced a $20 billion share repurchase program and reported $1.14 EPS for the quarter, exceeding estimates. Charles Schwab also declared a quarterly dividend and received updated analyst ratings, with a consensus target price of $99.35.

The Port of Walla Walla approved a $400,000 grant and selected Premier Excavation Inc. to extend waterline infrastructure for the Wallula Dodd Water System, which serves industrial parks. The project includes $816,602 in funding, with $575,000 allocated to the contractor. The initiative aims to support future rail development and expand water services to sites like CP Plastics and Northwest Wine Services.

HTF MI's report highlights the global Healthcare Performance Improvement Service Market's projected growth from $4.5B in 2025 to $11.8B by 2032, driven by AI tools, real-time dashboards, and value-based care. Key players include Vizient, Premier, Press Ganey, and others.

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace faces challenges due to projected 15% premium increases by 2026, driven by rising healthcare costs and the expiration of enhanced tax credits. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduces regulatory changes that could destabilize risk pools and shift demand toward costlier coverage models. These developments create opportunities for investors in cost-containment solutions, ETFs like IYH and XLV, and reinsurance providers, while posing risks for insurers like UnitedHealth Group and Anthem.