Tariff uncertainty caused stock declines for several companies, including Monster Beverage, Plug Power, GoPro, Chegg, SolarEdge, and Tilray, on September 3, 2025.

The entities involved

• Monster Beverage →

  American beverage company

  • The article discusses the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell's role as Chair, and market caution ahead of rate decisions, specifically mentioning Oxford Industries and Monster Beverage.Wed 14:30
  • Microsoft, Booz Allen Hamilton, ManpowerGroup, and Robert Half were mentioned in the context of thematic investing and their presence in the professional services segment.Mon 03:21
• Plug Power →

  American company

  • Sanjay Shrestha has been appointed as the new CEO of Plug Power, a company originally founded and led by Tim Johnson.Tue 12:19
  • Plug Power is commissioning a facility in Esbjerg as part of a broader testing phase involving an NSW hydrogen hub and Orica's operations at Kooragang Island.Mon 12:53
• GoPro →

  American technology company

  • The National Library of Israel is collecting artifacts from the October 7 events, including captured GoPro cameras worn by Hamas gunmen.06:08
  • MarketBeat provided analyst ratings for the consumer discretionary companies GoPro and PulteGroup.Wed 16:08
• Chegg →

  American education technology company based in Santa Clara, California, that offers online textbook rentals

  • Chegg Skills, Chegg's workforce learning business, is joining OpenSesame Plus.Tue 14:47
  • Chegg reported that declining subscribers and rising costs are negatively impacting its profitability.Mon 08:31