Monday was a relatively quiet day on Wall Street, with most major benchmarks seeing modest losses at midday. With key inflation and other economic data coming in the near future, investors are watching closely for signs of what the Federal Reserve might do on the interest rate and monetary policy front in the months to come.

There were some significant winners among stocks on Monday, but a couple of falling stocks also stood out. Both Catalent (NYSE: CTLT) and Tyson Foods (NYSE: TSN) were down by double-digit percentages as of midday, and both businesses face some challenges that shareholders aren't quite sure how they will solve. Below, you'll learn more of the details about what Catalent and Tyson are going to have to overcome in order to find long-term success.

Shares of Catalent plunged 26% as investors reacted to troubling news from the healthcare products manufacturing specialist. Wall Street never likes to have to wait for key information, but that's exactly what Catalent made analysts and investors do Monday morning.

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