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S&P Global just spun off its automotive data division into a new standalone company called Mobility Global, officially separating its Carfax assets and reshaping its core business focus. Existing shareholders received shares in Mobility Global based on their prior ownership. The move aims to streamline S&P Global’s operations and boost efficiency, with new financials expected soon covering the final months of 2025 and Q1 2026. Market reaction was split: S&P Global’s stock surged nearly 8% thanks to an analyst upgrade, while Mobility Global’s shares dipped almost 4% on debut. This strategic pivot could redefine both companies’ futures — watch closely to see if specialization pays off.

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