Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading. Nike — Shares of Nike fell more than 5% even after the company topped Wall Street’s earnings and sales expectations for the fiscal fourth-quarter. Nike said it anticipates flat to slightly higher revenue for its fiscal first-quarter versus the prior year, and low double-digit revenue for the full year 2023 on a currency-neutral basis. Walt Disney — Disney shares rose more than 1% after it said Shanghai Disneyland will reopen this week.

The bassist of No Doubt, Tony Kanal, has been granted a temporary restraining order over a man who trespassed on his property who reportedly believes Heath Ledger is alive and living there. The 51-year-old musician filed for a restraining order over a man named George Leonardopoulos who he claims has terrorized his family over the past few months with impromptu visits at his Los Angeles area home according to documents obtained by TMZ on Monday.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said he was stunned by how bad Big Apple subway riders had it until he rode the subway himself last week and realized how poorly cops were being used to crack down on crime underground. As subway crime continues to spike – rising nearly 40 percent from the first half of last year – Adams, in an exclusive interview with the New York Post, said he patrolled the transit system himself late at night for three hours and didn’t care for what he saw.

The parents of a six-year-old Ohio girl, who was nearly snatched outside of her home when throwing out the trash, described their daughter’s abductor as having a ‘dead dark stare.’ Ken’adi Nash was only steps away from the front door of her home in Hamilton, Ohio when a random stranger, identified as Deric McPherson, 33, walked up to the youngster grabbed her hand, and attempted to pull her down the street.

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo joined the chorus of senior international figures mourning the loss of Shinzo Abe, the former Japanese Prime Minister who was assassinated Thursday by a lone gunman.  In an interview with Fox News Digital, Pompeo called Abe “the perfect partner for the United States.” Pompeo had known Abe since Pompeo’s time in Congress and told Fox News Digital, “It’s both heartbreaking and dangerous to have a leader, a world leader, assassinated while he is out making his case to the people of Japan.