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- Carrefour Says Rioters Damaged About 50 of Its French Stores and Looted 20. The Bill Runs Into Tens of Millions of Euros
- Regional Banks Open the Second Week of Earnings With the 10-Year Yield Above 5%
- Axis Bank Lifted Profit 38%. Its Shares Fell 4%. India's Private Lenders Sold Off Together
- China's Largest DRAM Maker Grew Revenue Up to 20% From the Prior Quarter. Profit Barely Moved. The Stock Fell 7.8%
- M&T Is Planning for a December Rate Increase. Its Income Forecast Leans on Something Else
- Truist's $1.4 Billion Bond Loss Could Take About Eight Years to Earn Back. Regions' Pays Back in Two
- Travelers Beat Profit Forecasts by About a Quarter. The Stock Started the Day Down 4%
- Interactive Brokers Added Accounts 35% and Raised Its Dividend 71%. Clients Traded 24% Fewer Shares
- J.B. Hunt Added $624 Million of Quarterly Revenue, Much of It Fuel Surcharges. Operating Profit Rose $4.4 Million
- Alcoa Beat on Profit and Missed on Revenue. Adjusted Profit and Revenue Both Fell From the Prior Quarter
- Schneider Electric Raised Its Targets Again. The Growth Came From China Faster Than From America
- Marsh Grew 5% Underneath and Its Earnings 10%. The Stock Rose About 5%
- U.S. Bancorp and BNY Rose on Their Results. PNC's Unrealized Losses Grew by $2.4 Billion
- ManpowerGroup's Quarter Matched Forecasts. The Stock Fell 17% as It Named a New CEO and Set Its Outlook
- Schwab Gathered a Record $190 Billion From Clients. The Stock Fell 3%
- FMC Now Expects Negative EBITDA for the Quarter and Is Talking to Its Banks. The Stock Fell to Its Lowest Since 2003
- Pernod Ricard's Sales Fell for the Quarter. Outside the U.S. and China, They Grew 4%
- Ericsson Beat Forecasts by a Wide Margin. Part of the Beat Came From Back-Dated Licensing Revenue
- TSMC Beat Its Own Forecast and Expects Another Jump in Fourth-Quarter Sales. Its CEO Is Planning Cautiously for 2027
- Fastenal's Sales Jumped 15.5% on Big-Customer Gains and Pricing. The Customer Mix Cut Its Gross Margin
- Progressive's Underwriting Improved, but Investment Losses Cut Its Quarterly Profit. Premiums Grew Slower Than Policies
- Higher Rates Help One Half of State Street and Hurt the Other. Investors Sold the Stock as Much as 10%
- BlackRock Beat by 11% and Took In $205 Billion. The Shares Gave Back an Opening Gain Anyway
- Morgan Stanley Beat on Trading and Wealth. Just Over Half of Its Record Wealth Inflows Were Tied to IPOs