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Middleby Raises Outlook as Organic Growth Accelerates
Adjusted earnings increased to $2.35 a share despite transaction costs and margin pressure.
Aramark Raises Revenue Outlook as Client Wins Build
Third-quarter revenue reached $5.06 billion as growth broadened across the food-services provider.
Joby Aviation to Acquire Resonant Sciences in $500 Million Defense Deal
The eVTOL maker is building a defense platform by adding classified capabilities and scaled manufacturing through its second acquisition in a year.
IES Holdings to Buy DBM Global in $685 Million Mixed Deal
The acquisition establishes a new structural line of business for IES to capitalize on industrial reshoring and data center demand.
Casualty Costs Rise as Catastrophe Pressure Eases for Insurers
A split is emerging in US insurance loss trends, with specialty and casualty lines deteriorating even as property catastrophe pressures ease.
Cost Inflation Outruns Relief Across 14 Industries
Of 126 companies reporting on the domestic economy this week, 42 across 11 industries pointed to pricing and cost pressure as the defining issue, from oilfield services to hardware to real estate.
Ryman to Buy Grande Lakes Orlando in $1.38 Billion Asset Deal
The resort would extend Ryman’s luxury-hotel network and deepen its presence in the nation’s top meetings market.
Jazz Pharmaceuticals to Buy Actio Biosciences in $820 Million Mixed Deal
The acquisition of ABS-1230 aims to expand Jazz's rare epilepsy portfolio and build upon the success of Epidiolex.
AbbVie to Buy Apogee Therapeutics in $10.9 Billion Cash Deal
AbbVie's all-cash purchase of the clinical-stage biotech adds a late-stage IL-13 antibody and a broader inflammatory-disease pipeline to its immunology franchise as Humira sales continue to erode.
Insiders Buy Into Boston Scientific Restructuring
Three Boston Scientific executives added $9.3 million in shares as the company accelerates cost reduction initiatives.
Fluor Awards Jump as Revenue Returns to Growth
Adjusted EBITDA rose to $149 million, more than doubling from the first quarter.
Yum China to Buy Pizza Hut Mainland China Brand for $1.2 Billion
Owning the Pizza Hut brand outright in China frees Yum China from license fees to Yum! Brands, a step the company says will push Pizza Hut's margins toward KFC's and speed up store openings.
Karman Holdings to Buy Walker Precision Engineering in $94 Million Deal
The acquisition is intended to expand Karman's footprint within the European defense market.
Small Caps Leverage Pricing Power Amidst Input Volatility
Smaller companies are successfully raising prices and subscription fees to offset rising costs and shifting consumer behavior.
Diamondback Energy sells mineral interests to Viper Energy
The companies entered a definitive purchase agreement for royalty interests in exchange for units and Class B common stock.
Market Gains Mask Asset Managers’ Flow Strain
Asset appreciation lifted AUM across major managers, while persistent redemptions and slower fundraising exposed weaker underlying growth.
TeraWulf's HPC Pivot Accelerates as Anthropic Signs $19 Billion Lease
TeraWulf reported second-quarter revenue of $44.8 million as HPC leasing grew to 71% of the mix and Anthropic signed a 20-year lease worth roughly $19 billion at its Justified Data Campus.
New York Times Lifts Profit as Digital Subscription Growth Accelerates
Revenue rose 11.2% to $762.5 million as subscriptions and advertising advanced.
Quantum Computing: Scaling Hardware and Securing Assets
Companies are pivoting toward hybrid architectures and quantum-safe security as the industry chases the threshold of quantum advantage.
GLP-1 Shift: Branded Access and Oral Formulations Gain Ground
Virtual care providers and biotech firms are pivoting toward FDA-approved branded therapies and oral delivery systems to stabilize supply and improve patient persistence.
AI Compute Shifts Toward Modular and Co-Located Power
Infrastructure providers are pivoting to containerized data centers and direct energy asset co-location to bypass grid bottlenecks.
AI Infrastructure and Regulatory Risks Scale Across Sectors
Companies are flagging critical dependencies on a small number of cloud vendors and a fragmented global regulatory landscape.
Wayfair Revenue Growth Accelerates as US Sales Gain Momentum
The e-commerce retailer reported total net revenue of $3.5 billion for the second quarter.
Revvity to Divest China Immunodiagnostics Business
The divestiture removes a segment that accounted for approximately 6% of the company's total 2025 revenue.
IEEPA Refunds Split Importers After Ruling
The Supreme Court’s IEEPA tariff ruling created refunds for some importers, delayed recoveries for others and a new tariff layer as Section 301 duties took effect.
Cost Inflation and Pricing Power Dominate a 117-Company Week
Forty-two of the 117 companies reporting on the domestic economy this week, spanning ten industries, centered their commentary on pricing and costs.
Elevated Rates and Tariff Costs Frame a Split Demand Picture
Elevated borrowing costs, tariff-driven inflation, and uneven demand dominated what 89 companies across 13 industries told investors about the economy this week.
TG Therapeutics Raises Outlook as BRIUMVI Sales Climb
The company lifted its 2026 global revenue target to approximately $950 million.
Loews Profit Rises 14% as Hotels Offset CNA Underwriting Strain
Loews Corp posted second-quarter net income of $444 million, or $2.16 a share, even as its CNA insurance unit's underlying combined ratio held near 94% for a second straight quarter.
GameStop Moves to Cut Debt Through Stock Exchange
The transaction would leave roughly $1.1 billion of 2030 notes outstanding after closing.