Bio-Techne's Q2 FY2026 results show flat organic revenue, as robust demand from large pharmaceutical clients countered persistent softness in the biotech and academic sectors. Management highlights strategic growth areas and expects gradual market improvement.
Once a darling of the luxury retail sector, Canada Goose Holdings has seen its share price plummet over two-thirds in five years, underperforming the broader market and raising questions about its post-pandemic strategy and brand resilience.
USAA and Regions Bank have confidentially settled their mutual patent infringement lawsuits over remote check deposit technology, bringing a contentious legal battle in a favored patent court to a close. Terms were not disclosed.
Automotive seating giant Adient plc kicked off its fiscal 2026 with a resilient performance, overcoming supply chain disruptions to post a 4% revenue increase. The company raised its annual guidance, citing a robust pipeline of onshoring opportunities in the Americas and strong growth in China.
Darden Restaurants is shuttering its Bahama Breeze brand nationwide this spring, impacting both Georgia locations. The Duluth restaurant will close permanently, while Kennesaw will be converted to another concept within the company's portfolio.
In a strategic shift following a challenging 2025, Six Flags announces a major overhaul of its annual pass program, granting Gold passholders access to multiple parks within designated regions at a temporarily reduced price.
A U.S. government attorney detailed to handle a surge of immigration cases in Minnesota has been removed from her assignment after telling a federal judge 'this job sucks' and citing systemic failures in complying with court orders, a Reuters source confirms.
Bio-Techne reports flat organic revenue for Q2 FY2026, citing offsetting trends in biotech and pharma. The company highlights strong momentum in China, APAC, and strategic growth areas like cell therapy and spatial biology, while maintaining robust profitability and a positive outlook for the second half of the year.
As sales of its core plant-based meat products continue to slide, Beyond Meat is venturing into the crowded protein drink market with 'Beyond Immerse.' Analysts question whether this signals a bold new chapter or a sign of deeper troubles for the unprofitable company.
Coca-Cola's Minute Maid is phasing out its iconic frozen juice concentrate line by early 2026, marking the end of a post-war American pantry staple as consumer habits shift toward ready-to-drink options.
A new industry analysis reveals a 6% average drop in full-coverage auto insurance costs for 2025, offering relief after years of steep hikes. However, the trend is uneven, with premiums rising sharply in several states, deepening an affordability divide across the U.S.
Dutch Bros (NYSE:BROS) is accelerating its national footprint with new drive-thrus in Illinois and South Carolina, coupled with a charitable giving day. This growth narrative unfolds as the coffee chain's stock faces recent pressure, presenting a complex picture for market watchers.
GE HealthCare Technologies reports robust Q4 2025 results, exceeding expectations with 4.8% organic revenue growth. The company enters 2026 with a record $21.8 billion backlog and a strategic focus on its innovation pipeline, including key launches in photon-counting CT and radiopharmaceuticals, while navigating tariff headwinds.
Investment bank Evercore Inc. reported its strongest financial year on record for 2025, fueled by a global M&A rebound and diversified business lines. Executives express optimism for continued growth in 2026, citing robust backlogs and strategic investments in talent and technology.
Flex's fiscal Q3 earnings beat expectations, fueled by robust data center growth and a rebound in industrial and health sectors. The company raises its full-year guidance, signaling strong momentum heading into the final quarter.
Cognizant Technology Solutions reported solid fourth-quarter results, highlighting growth in large deals and profitability. The IT services giant is pivoting its strategy to scale what it calls "agentic AI," aiming to close the gap between massive AI investments and tangible enterprise returns.
Major AI firms are tapping unconventional debt markets to fund a trillion-dollar infrastructure sprint, raising alarms among seasoned investors about unsustainable spending and a potential market correction.
In a strategic push to secure its place in the global supply chain, Australia is exploring financial mechanisms, including price floors and a national stockpile, to attract investment and reduce reliance on Chinese processing.
U.S. private sector employment grew by a mere 22,000 jobs in January, significantly missing economist forecasts and signaling a continued cooling of the labor market as wage increases hold steady.
The Washington Post informed staff of a major organizational overhaul on Wednesday, eliminating approximately 300 roles. The cuts include the dissolution of the standalone sports desk and the closure of the books section and flagship podcast, marking one of the most significant contractions in the newspaper's recent history.
