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- 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
- Capital One Earned $7.5 Billion Before Credit Costs and Booked $2.9 Billion of Them. Early-Stage Delinquencies Rose 28 Basis Points From the Second Quarter, Though They Are Lower Than a Year Ago
- Intuitive Surgical's Procedure Forecast Has the Same 14.5% Center It Had Before the Beat. U.S. Growth of 10% Is Half the International Pace
- Netflix Beat Its Own Margin Forecast by 1.4 Points. Its Ad Revenue Forecast Fell 10%
- SpaceX's AI Unit Brought In More Than Half Its Revenue. Next Quarter's Capital Spending Plan Is About Twice This Quarter's
- 3M's Organic Growth Was 0.2% on Reported Numbers and 3.3% Once It Strips Out Exited Products. Part of Its Earnings Beat Came From a Change in How It Counts Adjusted Earnings
- Magic: The Gathering Brought In $616 Million Last Quarter, Nearly 40% of Hasbro's Revenue. Results Also Included About $55 Million of Tariff Refunds
- Equifax's Earnings Outlook Cut Came to Less Than Half a Percent. After a Week of Analyst Target Cuts, the Shares Jumped 10%
- RTX Beat Estimates by 48 Cents and Northrop by 71. Only Northrop's Stock Kept Its Gain
- GE Aerospace's Operating Profit Rose 30% While Free Cash Flow Fell 14%. Its Biggest Segment's Margin Slipped, Too
- GM's Earnings Midpoint Rose 25 Cents and Still Sits Below Consensus. The Shares Fell 8% Despite a $20 Billion Buyback
- SpaceX's Second-Quarter Capital Spending Exceeded the Revenue Analysts Expect From Its Third. Tonight's Report Shows Whether That Gap Is Closing
- Zions Earned 20% More Than a Year Ago on $3 Million of Loan Charge-Offs, Down From $56 Million. Its Loan Book Did Not Grow
- W. R. Berkley's Underwriting Held Steady. Its Price Increases Have Slowed by More Than 40% Since the First Quarter
- Crown Beat Its Own Forecast and Narrowed Its Year. Its Fourth-Quarter Guide Sits Below Last Year's Fourth Quarter, and the Shares Fell 4% After Hours
- Steel Dynamics Shipped a Record 3.8 Million Tons at a Higher Price. Earnings Still Missed by 22 Cents, and the Stock Fell 6% in Extended Trading
- ABB Booked a Record $12.1 Billion of Orders on Data-Center Demand. Earnings per Share Came In 18% Below Consensus, and the Shares Fell Nearly 6%
- Fifth Third Beat on Adjusted Earnings After Its Comerica Merger. Revenue Fell Short and Tangible Book Value per Share Shrank
- Cleveland-Cliffs Missed on Revenue and Rose About 15% as It Forecast 2027 EBITDA Above $4 Billion