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Oneok, Magellan Midstream, Sarepta, SoFi, Western Digital, and More Stock Movers

Stocks traded mostly lower Monday with debt-ceiling talks this week a focus for Wall Street.

These stocks were poised to make moves Monday: 

Oneok
(OKE) reached an agreement to buy
Magellan Midstream Partners
(MMP) in a cash-and-stock deal with a value of about $18.8 billion including debt. The merger would create one of the largest companies in the U.S. for transporting oil and natural gas. The deal price represents a 22% premium to
Magellan
‘s closing price Friday of $55.41. Magellan was rising 16% to $64.03 on Monday. Oneok fell 6.3%.

Sarepta Therapeutics
(SRPT) was rising 25% after a panel of outside experts convened by the Food and Drug Administration voted to recommend speedy approval of a gene therapy for muscular dystrophy.

Western Digital
(WDC) rose more than 8% following a report from Reuters that the chip maker and privately held Kioxia Holdings, a fellow data storage company, have sped up merger discussions.

SoFi Technologies
(SOFI) declined 10%. The financial-services company was downgraded to Underperform from Neutral by analysts at Wedbush. On Friday, analysts at Truist Securities initiated coverage on
SoFi
with a Buy rating.

Tax preparer
H&R Block
(HRB) and
Intuit
(INTU), which owns TurboTax, were falling 2.5% and 1.7%, respectively, as the government prepares a recommendation on allowing people to file taxes electronically for free directly with the Internal Revenue Service.

Shake Shack
(SHAK) was rising 7.1% after The Wall Street Journal reported that Engaged Capital, which has a roughly 6.6% stake in the burger chain, was planning to run a proxy fight for three board seats at the company.

NeoGames
(NGMS), which provides iLottery solutions for national and state lotteries, surged 112% to $27.27 after Australia’s
Aristocrat Leisure,
a developer of mobile and casino games, agreed to buy the company for $29.50 a share in cash.

Newmont
(NEM) was up 1.1% after agreeing to acquire Australian gold and copper miner
Newcrest
 Mining for $17.5 billion. The takeover would cement Newmont  (ticker: NEM) as the world’s largest producer of gold. Newcrest shares rose 1.5% in Australia trading.

Charles Schwab
(SCHW) was upgraded to Outperform from Market Perform at Raymond James. The stock gained 3.4%. On Friday, the brokerage said client assets rose in April.

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