The industrial contractor reported $46.1 million in net income for the quarter, more than double the year-earlier period.

The acquisition would create the second-largest publicly traded building-products distributor in North America, with over $18 billion in combined revenue.

XPO reported 594 operating locations in May, up from 592 earlier this year.

The circuit-board maker’s net sales jumped 30% to $846 million in the latest quarter.

Comparable sales increased 22.7%, topping Five Below’s prior forecast for a 14% to 16% gain.

Discount retailers and healthcare tech report strong growth as AI infrastructure investments scale.

The beauty retailer’s first-quarter earnings rose 15.5% to $7.74 a share.

Diluted earnings rose to $7.74 a share as gross margin improved and comparable sales kept growing.

The telehealth company acquired Eucalyptus, adding 850,000 customers across five countries while overhauling its GLP-1 business.

Same-store sales rose 2% in the latest quarter, down from 4.3% in the prior period.

The discount retailer reported first-quarter diluted earnings of $2.00 a share.

The acquisition will make QXO the second largest publicly traded building products distributor in North America.

The acquisition extends the telehealth platform’s reach across five countries, positioning it as an everyday health companion for consumers worldwide.

Across a 37-company slice of this week's disclosures spanning 13 industries, capital spending and the cost of credit emerged as the two most common threads, each running through 17 companies in 11 industries.

The flavor-and-fragrance maker will narrow its portfolio to three businesses after divesting a division that generated $3.1 billion in annual sales.

Crypto treasury growth and strategic M&A headlines a mixed day of corporate updates across financial and software sectors.

The divestiture sharpens the company’s focus on higher-margin segments and strengthens its balance sheet.