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- Omnicom's Revenue Jumped 59% on the Interpublic Deal. The Number That Matters Is 7.2%
- RingCentral Grew 6%. Its Stock Was Indicated 16% Higher After It Raised Its Profit and Cash Forecasts
- Comfort Systems' Backlog Nearly Doubled to $17.8 Billion. The Stock Fell Anyway
- Deckers' Profit Forecast Went Up. Its Sales Forecast Went Down. Tariff Refunds Explain the Gap
- Bloom Energy's Sales More Than Doubled and It Raised Its Forecast a Third Time. The Bar Was Higher Still
- Newmont Beat on a 22% Jump in Gold Prices. Gold Is Now About 7% Below Its Realized Price Last Quarter
- Western Digital's Earnings Guide Came In 20% Above Forecasts. Its Shares Swung From Up 4% to Down 8% and Most of the Way Back
- Roper's Adjusted EPS Rose 15% While Adjusted Net Earnings Rose 5%. Buybacks Explain Most of the Gap
- Valero's Refining Margin Tripled to $39.24 a Barrel. The Stock Fell as Crude Climbed
- Comcast Lost 144,000 Broadband Customers, Far More Than Expected. The Stock Rose 3.5%
- Nokia's Comparable Profit Jumped 35% as AI Sales Doubled. Its Shares Fell 13% After It Cut Its Cash Outlook
- Spotify Missed on Earnings per Share. Its Stock Rose 10% to Its Highest Since January
- Lockheed Raised Its Cash Forecast by $800 Million. Its Quarterly Free Cash Flow Fell
- P&G Grew Volume 2.4% and Held Its Forecast. It Did So While Absorbing $400 Million More in Costs
- Meta's Default Swaps Hit a Record a Day After a $25 Billion Penalty. The Stock's Drop Went From 1.6% to 7%
- SAP's Cloud Backlog Grew Faster Than Analysts Expected. Its Shares Barely Moved
- Texas Instruments Grew 28% and Lifted Operating Profit 73%. Its Fourth-Quarter Forecast Is Flat
- Lam Research Grew 54% and Guided Higher. The Low End of Its Forecast Was Below What It Just Reported
- IBM Raised Its Cash Outlook and Rose 7% After Hours. Then Its CEO Described Clients Worried About AI Spending, and the Stock Turned Lower
- Tesla Beat on Profit and Cut Its 2026 Spending Plan to About $20 Billion. Operating Income Still Fell 56%
- Meta's Ad Prices Rose 14% and Revenue Beat. Its Capital Spending Still Exceeded the Cash the Business Generated
- Danaher's Core Sales Grew 3% and Thermo Fisher's 6%. Both Stocks Fell 3% to 4% Early Before Turning Higher
- Philip Morris Grew Revenue 7.1% on 0.6% More Shipments. It Also Warned on Costs, and the Stock Briefly Fell 8% at the Open
- United's Full-Year Profit Ceiling Is Now $1.78 Below the Bottom of Its Old Range. The Stock Rose 7% Anyway
- Super Micro Disclosed the Top of Its Income Statement and Little Else. The Missing Lines Are Where an Estimated $19 Billion Quarter Gets Tested
- Elevance's Earnings Beat Was 49%. Without a $1.85 Non-Operating Benefit It Was About 9%, and the Stock Barely Moved
- Abbott Will Spin Off Its $8.5 Billion Nutrition Business and Cut Its Sales Outlook on the Same Morning. The Shares Fell 3.6%
- AT&T Raised Its Profit Forecast and Cut Its Future Capital Budget, Yet the Stock Fell 6.4%. Fiber Revenue Per Customer Dropped 4%
- Chubb's Catastrophe Losses Rose 147%. Its Core Earnings Per Share Still Set a Record
- United's Fuel Price Sits About 45 Cents a Gallon Above Analysts' Assumption. The Company Puts That Gap at About a Dollar a Share, More Than Its 76-Cent Shortfall to Forecasts