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All MMM.BA news ›3M Reaches $193.99, a Fresh 52-Week High Topping August by 6%
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on November 4, 2026. 3M just printed a 52-week high at $193.99, clearing its August 12 peak by 6%. The $100 billion industrial has now erased a spring slide that took it under $141. 3M's stock touched…
3M stock climbs to multi-year high on $7.35B 'forever chemicals' settlement
(MMM:NYSE) Seeking Alpha - Shares of 3M (MMM) climbed to an 8½-year high on Wednesday after the industrial products maker agreed to a $7.35B settlement to resolve lawsuits from people who alleged they were harmed by its “for
3M agrees to pay more than $7 billion to settle ‘forever chemical’ groundwater contamination claims
Chemical manufacturer 3M will pay up to $7.35 billion to settle lawsuits by people who say they were sickened by groundwater contamination from compounds used in firefighting foam and other consumer products. The St. Paul, Minnesota-based…
3M commits $7.35 billion to settle ‘forever chemicals’-related claims
Leaders in the Law 3M commits $7.35 billion to settle ‘forever chemicals’-related claims Industrial conglomerate 3M said on Nov. 3 it would commit nearly $7.35 billion over nine years to settle PFAS “forever chemicals”-related personal…
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- Maryland Daily Record 3M commits $7.35B to settle ‘forever chemicals’-related claims
- CTVNews 3M commits US$7.35 billion to settle ‘forever chemicals’-related claims
- Insurance Journal 3M Commits $7.35 Billion to Settle PFAS-Related Claims
- Claims Journal 3M Commits Nearly $7.4 Billion to Settle PFAS-Related Claims
CXAI Reports 77% Sequential Revenue Growth to $3M in Q3 2026
Recurring revenue reaches 94% of total revenue, with EngineRoom integration supporting a $12 million-plus annualized revenue run rate Company advances agentic AI product commercialization and reaffirms target of positive operating cash…
3M agrees to $7.35bn settlement over PFAS exposure claims
The claims involve people who experienced PFAS exposure through contaminated drinking water or direct contact with aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF), a firefighting product used at facilities including airports, military bases and fire…
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3M stock soars following $7.35 billion 'forever chemicals' settlement
By Jonathan Stempel, Anshuman Tripathy and Vallari Srivastava Nov 4 (Reuters) - Shares of 3M hit an 8-1/2-year high on Wednesday after the industrial products company agreed to pay $7.35 billion to settle litigation by people who said its…
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Long-lost $3M Georgia O’Keeffe painting buried in NYC apartment closet for 40 years hits auction block
It was a stroke of luck. A Rhode Island woman discovered a long-lost Georgia O’Keeffe painting — valued at around $3 million — tucked away in her elderly aunt’s East Village apartment closet, The Post has learned. The groundbreaking…
'Paid to fail' - Simon Jordan reveals how West Ham can escape £3m Nuno compensation
A swipe at Sean Dyche, a bemoaning of contract law, and ‘demented cuckoos’; Simon Jordan was a man fired up when discussing West Ham United’s decision to sack Nuno Espirito Santo on Tuesday. Because the Portuguese signed a three-year…
3M to pay $7.35 billion to settle 'forever chemicals' injury claims involving up to 120,000 plaintiffs
Industrial conglomerate 3M has agreed to commit nearly $7.35 billion over nine years to settle personal injury claims linked to exposure to PFAS, commonly known as "forever chemicals", Reuters reported on Tuesday. The settlement addresses…
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