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- A $1.2 Billion Penalty Cut Bank of America's Profit to 91 Cents a Share. Adjusted Earnings Missed Too
- ASML Says Its Planned Capacity Will Fall Short of Demand in 2027 and 2028. Some Customers Are Already Asking About 2030
- Goldman's 4% Earnings Pop Disappeared by Midday as Bank Chiefs Talked Up Caution
- Albertsons Withdrew Its Outlook and Put Its Banners Under Review. Its Shares Rose About 3%
- Domino's Earned 13% More per Share on Flat U.S. Sales. Its Customers Are Ordering Smaller Meals
- UnitedHealth's Beat-and-Raise Opened 5% Higher. By Midday the Gain Was Gone
- Citigroup Posted Its Best Third-Quarter Revenue in a Decade. Its Stock Swung Nearly 5% From the High
- J&J Raised Its Outlook and Beat on Adjusted Profit. A Talc Charge Took GAAP Earnings to 9 Cents, and the Stock Fell 6%
- Equity Desks Carried the Big Banks' Quarter, and Capital Ratios Slipped at All Three
- Wells Fargo's Earnings Beat Leaned on a Tax Benefit as Revenue and Interest Income Fell Short
- Goldman Posts Its Second-Highest Quarterly Revenue as Equities Financing Nearly Doubles, but Its Deal Backlog Shrank
- JPMorgan Misses Earnings Forecasts but Raises Its Interest-Income Outlook and Puts a First Number on 2027
- Banks Open Earnings Season With Their Shares Down About 14% From August
- Kroger Plans to Cut More Than a Third of Its Corporate Jobs Over Three Years
- Visa Wins Beijing's Approval to Begin Preparing a Domestic Card-Clearing Business in China
- Stock Funds and Cash Draw Inflows as Bank Earnings Season Begins
- LVMH Fashion Sales Fall 5% Organically as China Weakness Stalls Recovery
- A Year Ago China Was 36% of Volkswagen's Deliveries Across Its Four Main Regions. Last Quarter It Was 26%.
- Wall Street Expects S&P 500 Profits to Grow Nearly 30%. The Banks Reporting This Week Will Show Who Is Paying for 5% Rates.
- Prudential's Japan Penalty Moves Into 2027. The Combined Earnings Hit Now Tops $1.2 Billion.
- Aritzia's Sales Grew 44% and the Stock Jumped 18%. Strip Out Tariff Refunds and Earnings Still More Than Doubled.
- Delta Earned the Same as a Year Ago While Its Fuel Bill Rose 62%. It Still Cut Its Full-Year Outlook by About a Quarter.
- EOG Raised One Third-Quarter Number: Its Tax Bill, by About $290 Million at the Midpoint
- Tilray's Revenue Rose 23% on BrewDog. Its Adjusted Ebitda Fell, and the Full-Year Target Now Rests on the Next Three Quarters.