Whirlpool Corporation (WHR)

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In the closing of the recent trading day, Whirlpool (WHR) stood at $91.58, denoting a +0.96% change from the preceding trading day.

WHR's disappointing Q4 results, with soft demand, margin pressures and lowered earnings estimates, drive a bearish sentiment on the stock.

The ability to preserve food via cold temperatures completely revolutionized how humans consume and live their day-to-day lives. Today, having a home refrigerator is the norm, but many modern versions...

Whirlpool's Q4 revenues missed Wall Street expectations, whereas cost savings showed continued progress. Weighing on the stock, Whirlpool guided a weaker-than-expected 2025 with uncertainties in the e...

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