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Six Flags’ shares have been weighed down by bad weather and declining visits to its parks.

The solid run of profit figures speaks to American corporations’ ability to weather unprecedented tariff uncertainty, supply-chain disruptions, an increasingly cautious consumer, and higher costs for labor and raw materials that have weighed on margins.

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The move helped clean up Beyond Meat’s balance sheet, easing some of the financial pressure that had weighed on the company’s shares.

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It had been weighed down by tariff concerns, which have receded, and worries over the company’s AI offerings.

State officials had been weighing whether to order the closure of the freeway themselves — but by Thursday morning, amid the new assurances, they backed off of those plans.

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