Industries — page 5
Realty Income Expands Credit Facilities, Raises Investment Outlook Above $6 Billion
The REIT upsized its revolving credit facility by 37.5% to $5.5 billion while cutting borrowing costs by five basis points.
Klaviyo customer base tops 196,000 as AI drives revenue
The marketing-automation platform reported 13.5% year-over-year growth in revenue from repeat customers during last year’s Black Friday weekend.
JPMorgan Chase Markets Revenue Surges as Investment Banking Rebounds
Net interest income rose 10% year-over-year to $25.6 billion in the second quarter.
IBM Growth Slows Sharply on Infrastructure Pullback
The technology giant’s revenue rose just 1% in the quarter, missing its own full-year target.
Cleanspark locks $6.6 billion data-center lease
The bitcoin miner-turned-infrastructure firm swung to a $378.3 million quarterly loss as it pivoted to AI hosting.
Bitmine Boosts ETH Holdings as Staking Yields Dip
The crypto infrastructure firm now holds 5.77 million ETH tokens, or 4.8% of total supply.
Bank of America NII Climbs for Seventh Straight Quarter as Trading Surges
Net interest income reached $16.2 billion, up 9% year-over-year, as fixed-rate assets repriced and loan balances expanded across every business line.
Williams to Sell $5.34 Billion Stake in Power Innovation Projects to Blackstone
The pipeline giant partners with Blackstone, Apollo and KKR to fund its energy-infrastructure buildout while preserving balance-sheet capacity.
Energy Fuels to Buy VAC in $1.25 Billion Mine-to-Magnet Deal
The acquisition would create a fully integrated rare earth supply chain outside China, securing critical midstream metal and alloy capabilities.
Tactile Systems to Buy MyoSleeve Distribution Rights in $3 Million Deal
The asset purchase adds a wearable compression device to the company’s portfolio for earlier-stage chronic swelling patients.
Construction Partners to Acquire Ellsworth Construction
The acquisition expands the civil infrastructure company's footprint in Oklahoma's fastest-growing metropolitan areas.
Ferguson to Buy FloWorks in $1.6 Billion All-Cash Deal
The acquisition adds industrial distribution capabilities and geographic reach that Ferguson plans to extend across its non-residential customer base.
Supreme Court ruling sparks tariff refund wave
Companies begin reclaiming IEEPA tariffs after the Court’s decision, though recovery remains uneven and uncertain.
Trico NIM Expands as Deposit Costs Ease
The California-based regional lender saw net interest margin rise 6 basis points to 3.25% in the second quarter.
Plug Power Turns to Asset Sales as Cash Position Slides
Plug Power's unrestricted cash fell to roughly $162 million at quarter-end, down from $223 million three months earlier, pushing the company to lean on asset sales for liquidity.
First Hawaiian's NIM Hits Five-Quarter High as TriCo Deal Reshapes Footprint
Net interest margin expanded 6 basis points to 3.25%, the strongest in five quarters, as the Hawaii lender agreed to acquire TriCo Bancshares in a $63.12-a-share all-stock deal.
Babcock & Wilcox Bookings Jump 1,971% on Project Volume
The energy technology provider reduced net debt to $42.4 million as of March 31, 2026, down from $349.3 million a year earlier.
First Hawaiian to Buy TriCo Bancshares in $2.02 Billion All-Stock Deal
The combination creates the leading Pacific banking franchise and gives First Hawaiian its long-sought scale on the California mainland.
Plug Power to Buy Texas, New York Projects in $218.5 Million Asset Deal
The transactions advance Plug’s infrastructure optimization plan targeting over $275 million in liquidity improvement.
First Hawaiian to Buy TriCo Bancshares in $2.02 Billion All-Stock Deal
The transaction aims to create a leading Pacific banking franchise by accelerating First Hawaiian's growth on the U.S. mainland.
DT Midstream expands interstate footprint via ONEOK acquisition
The company secured a 55% revenue increase for its Viking Gas Transmission unit through a FERC-approved settlement.
HF Sinclair Maintains Midstream Structure Across Delaware Pipeline Entities
The company's regulated pipeline operations remained centered on its Delaware-incorporated limited liability subsidiaries during the 2024 reporting cycle.
Ameren accelerates coal retirement and expands MISO transmission footprint
The holding company utilized securitized bonds to fund the closure of the Rush Island Energy Center while pursuing long-range transmission projects in Illinois and Missouri.
Occidental Petroleum Income Rises on Higher Crude Prices
The energy company reported oil and gas pre-tax income of $1.0 billion for the first quarter.
Invesco Flows Stall as Passive Demand Cools
Net long-term inflows collapsed to $8.0 billion in the second quarter, down from $18.9 billion in the prior period.
Paycom shares slump as growth slows and buybacks surge
The payroll-software provider spent $1.06 billion repurchasing stock in the quarter while revenue growth decelerated to 7.8%.
Ionis Raises Revenue Guidance Following First Independent Commercial Launch
The biotechnology company increased its full-year total revenue projection to as high as $900 million.
Ares Real Estate Funds to Acquire Whitestone REIT in $1.7 Billion All-Cash Deal
Shareholders approved the $19-a-share buyout, giving Ares a portfolio of 56 open-air retail centers across fast-growing Texas and Arizona markets.
HSBC, BNY Lead RoTE Surge as G-SIB Capital Ratios Split
A four-bank cluster is pushing returns higher across three straight periods even as capital buffers move in opposite directions across the same panel.
Divergent Credit Loss Trends Hit Global Banking Reserves
HSBC expanded its expected credit loss allowance while Bank of America and UBS saw reserves contract.
Real Estate Operators Pivot to Liquidity and Asset Recycling
Real estate firms are aggressively optimizing balance sheets through strategic asset sales and debt refinancing as demand for specialized housing holds firm.
Sterling Infrastructure Doubles Credit Line as Revenue Growth Accelerates
Sterling Infrastructure expanded its credit facility to $1.5 billion, a $1.05 billion increase, days after posting 92% revenue growth in the strongest quarter of a four-quarter acceleration.
RH Swings to a Loss as Tariffs Squeeze Backorders
RH posted a $13.7 million net loss in its most recent quarter, its first in five, as backorders swelled by roughly $75 million on tariff-related delays.
PepsiCo profit jumps on lower charges, volumes improve
The snack-and-beverage giant posted a 137% surge in second-quarter earnings per share.
Moderna swings to revenue rebound on international demand
The biotech firm posted $389 million in first-quarter sales, a 260% jump from a year earlier.
Levi Strauss Lifts Full-Year Guidance After Second-Quarter Profit Growth
The denim maker raised its full-year adjusted EPS outlook to $1.46 to $1.52, citing broad-based demand and margin gains.
Energy Transfer raises annual EBITDA guidance on record volumes
The midstream company reported first-quarter adjusted EBITDA of $4.94 billion, a 20% increase over the prior year.
Enerpac Bets $472 Million on Industrial Expansion
The company will acquire SFE Group for 10.6 times trailing adjusted EBITDA, lifting its addressable market by $1 billion.
HF Sinclair returns to profit as refining margins climb
The energy company reported consolidated revenue of $7.12 billion for the first quarter of 2026.
Copart Returns to Growth as Margins Expand
The online auto-auction company posted $1.2 billion in revenue, snapping a three-quarter decline.
AZZ Lifts Full-Year Outlook After First-Quarter Sales Accelerate
The metal coatings and coil-coating company raised its fiscal 2027 sales guidance to as much as $1.85 billion after first-quarter revenue climbed 6.3%.
Belden Completes $1.8 Billion Purchase of Vistance’s Ruckus Unit
The all-cash asset sale lets Vistance sharpen focus on its Aurora Networks business and return proceeds to shareholders.
Enerpac Tool Group to Buy SFE Group in $472 Million Cash Deal
The acquisition aims to advance Enerpac's pure-play industrial tools strategy by expanding its presence in high-margin tool categories.
Hardware Cost Pressures Return Across Tech Suppliers
NetApp, Gsi Technology and Ciena are again confronting tighter supply and higher component costs as AI-driven demand strains semiconductor and electro-optical markets.
Systemic Banks Split on Credit Provisions Amid Sector Stress
Divergent asset quality trends emerge as Korean and European lenders hike provisions while North American peers see declines.
The Cost Absorption Problem Hitting Oilfield Margins
Across oilfield equipment and services, revenue is holding up far better than earnings, as customers cut activity while costs refuse to fall at the same pace.
Unum Doubles Down on LTC Reinsurance, Reserve Mix Shifts to Group
Unum Group struck a second Fortitude Re deal ceding $3.8 billion of long-term-care statutory reserves, pushing its cumulative reduction in that book toward 40%.
Solstice Advanced Materials to Acquire Element Solutions for $14.5 Billion
The specialty-materials maker's largest deal since its 2025 spin-off would nearly double annual sales to $6.8 billion and push net leverage to roughly 3.5 times at close.
Keel Infrastructure Swings to Deep Loss as Redomiciliation Costs Mount
The HPC infrastructure developer posted a $127.6 million net loss in the first quarter, more than tripling from a year earlier, as it absorbed restructuring charges tied to its U.S. redomiciliation and Latin American exit.
Kyndryl Adjusted Pretax Income Rises 21% Amid Flat Revenues
The infrastructure services provider reported fiscal year 2026 adjusted pretax income of $581 million.