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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 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.
CNH Profit Slides 35% Even as Margins Recover From Q1 Trough
CNH Industrial reported second-quarter net income of $141 million, down from $217 million a year earlier, though sharply improved from the $10 million it earned in the first quarter.
Curium to Buy Lantheus in $8 Billion Cash-and-CVR Deal
Curium US Holdings agreed to acquire Lantheus Holdings for up to $114.50 a share, pairing its theranostics manufacturing base with Lantheus' U.S. radiodiagnostics franchise to build a company spanning diagnostics and therapy across more than 70 countries.
Crédit Agricole Accelerates Retail Lending as French Margins Recover
French and Italian retail-banking loans rose 1.7% to €895 billion as funding costs eased.
AES manages divergent asset profiles across Ohio and Indiana utilities
The company balanced a pure-purchase power model in Ohio against a steam-heavy generation fleet in Indiana.
LyondellBasell Swings to Profit as Olefins Margins Surge
LyondellBasell posted second-quarter net income of $559 million, reversing a first-quarter profit of just $125 million as tighter global supply lifted olefins and polyolefins margins.
Alliant Energy Reverses First-Quarter Earnings Growth
Second-quarter GAAP earnings were $0.65 a share as Interstate Power and Light earnings fell to $65 million.
IES Holdings Revenue Growth Doubles as Backlog Nears Doubling
IES Holdings posted 40% revenue growth in its fiscal third quarter, more than double the pace of the prior two periods, as backlog swelled to $4.5 billion.
Healthcare Realty Raises FFO Guidance as Same-Store Growth Slows
Healthcare Realty Trust lifted its 2026 normalized FFO guidance to a $1.64-a-share midpoint even as quarterly same-store cash NOI growth decelerated to 5.1% from 6.9% in the prior quarter.
Gaming and Leisure Properties Lifts 2026 AFFO Guidance Midpoint
Second-quarter revenue reached $430.5 million and the company now forecasts AFFO of $4.10 to $4.12 a share for 2026.
Dexcom Lifts 2026 Revenue Guidance After Second-Quarter Results
The glucose-monitoring company now sees fiscal 2026 revenue of $5.18 billion to $5.25 billion after second-quarter sales of $1.308 billion.
Leonardo DRS Lifts Guidance Again as Margins, Bookings Accelerate
The defense electronics maker posted 10% revenue growth and a 59% jump in net earnings, prompting its second consecutive full-year guidance increase.
BrightSpring Raises Outlook as Earnings Growth Outpaces Sales
Revenue reached $3.873 billion as BrightSpring lifted its full-year sales forecast.
Agree Realty Lifts Investment Guidance as Growth Rates Ease
Agree Realty raised its 2026 acquisition target to as much as $1.8 billion after a record $502 million quarter, even as per-share earnings growth slowed.
Everus to Buy Epsilon Industries in $295 Million Cash Deal
The acquisition pushes Everus deeper into off-site modular construction and opens priority markets in Florida, Texas, the Mid-Atlantic and the Northeast.
XPO's LTL Ratio Hits Record as Profit Growth Accelerates
XPO posted a record 79.9% operating ratio in North American LTL as adjusted earnings per share jumped 61.9% to $1.70.