Midstream giant MPLX reports robust 2025 results, announces a 12.5% distribution increase and outlines a $2.4 billion capital plan for 2026 focused on Permian and Marcellus basins, betting on long-term natural gas and NGL demand.
Capri Holdings reports mixed Q3 FY2026 results, with Michael Kors revenue down but showing sequential improvement, while Jimmy Choo posts a 5% gain. The company, now streamlined after the Versace divestiture, outlines a strategic pivot focused on full-price sales, brand storytelling, and debt reduction, forecasting a return to growth next fiscal year.
BellRing Brands reports a solid Q1 2026, beating expectations but narrows full-year sales guidance amid heightened promotional activity from insurgent brands in the protein shake market. CEO Darcy Horn Davenport announces her retirement, marking the end of a 17-year tenure that saw the company grow from $20 million to a $2.3 billion global business.
Specialty materials leader ATI reports robust Q4 and full-year 2025 results, exceeding guidance on strong demand for proprietary aerospace alloys and defense systems. With a new CFO at the helm, the company projects 16% EBITDA growth for 2026, fueled by long-term agreements and strategic capacity investments.
Nordson Corporation (NDSN) joins the elite group of Dividend Aristocrats with a six-decade record of consistent payouts. As the industrial technology firm reports steady growth and a robust backlog, analysts examine how its disciplined capital strategy serves long-term investors.
The newly merged streaming TV powerhouse reports its inaugural quarterly results, highlighting improved profitability, subscriber resilience amid content disputes, and ambitious integration plans with Disney's ecosystem.
PayPal reports solid 2025 performance driven by Venmo and enterprise payments, but faces challenges in its core online branded checkout business. The company announces board chair Enrique Lopez as incoming CEO, aiming to accelerate execution amid a strategic refocus on merchant experience and biometric adoption.
Shares of LNG infrastructure firm New Fortress Energy (NASDAQ: NFE) plummeted more than 23% this week following reports it is negotiating a debt restructuring plan that could shift control of key assets to creditors.
Strong quarterly results and bullish guidance from data analytics firm Palantir Technologies have fueled a pre-market surge in tech stocks, setting a positive tone for Wall Street as investors digest mixed economic signals and await key earnings reports.
Following the completion of its landmark merger with Disney's Hulu + Live TV, sports-focused streamer Fubo reports a combined subscriber base of 6.2 million. The company also announced a new distribution and marketing partnership with ESPN to broaden its market reach.
The European Union's sanctions envoy will travel to Bishkek later this month for high-level talks, following reports that Brussels is considering export bans targeting Kyrgyzstan over alleged sanctions circumvention.
Swiss wealth manager Julius Baer reports a 25% drop in net profit for 2025, driven by significant credit losses and one-off items, even as underlying pre-tax profit rose 17% and assets under management grew to SFr 521 billion on robust net new money.
Following the landmark sale of Versace, Capri Holdings reports a streamlined balance sheet and mixed quarterly results, as it pivots focus to reinvigorate its core luxury brands.
Tyson Foods reports a continued decline in beef sales as the U.S. cattle herd hits a 70-year low. While the recent closure of a Nebraska facility has not yet impacted volumes, the meatpacking giant warns of tight supplies through 2027, pivoting to chicken and pork to meet protein demand.
Germany's largest lender reports net profit of €6.12 billion for 2024, its strongest result since the global financial crisis, as a robust performance in fixed-income and currency trading offsets broader market challenges.
Diverging analyst reports on Grab Holdings highlight the tension between its near-term margin pressures and long-term strategic shift. While Bernstein trimmed profit estimates, BofA Securities upgraded the stock, reflecting a debate on whether heavy investments in new verticals will ultimately pay off for the Southeast Asian super-app.
Texas Instruments reports a return to year-over-year growth in Q4, fueled by a strong industrial recovery and explosive data center demand. As the chipmaker navigates a shifting market, analysts zeroed in on sustainability, margins, and capacity strategy during the earnings call.
Buoyed by blockbuster demand for its latest hybrid console, Nintendo reports a 51% surge in nine-month profit, with sales nearly doubling to $12 billion. The gaming giant remains on track for a record fiscal year.
Electronics manufacturer Sanmina reports stronger-than-anticipated revenue, driven by surging demand for AI infrastructure and high-performance networking systems. The company's recent acquisition of ZT Systems is poised to significantly bolster its position as new platforms enter volume production, with further growth expected from industrial, energy, and medical sectors later this year.
PPG Industries reports robust 2025 earnings, completes a major share repurchase, and secures key contracts. While management's 2026 outlook suggests growth is back-half weighted, analysts are divided on whether the stock's current momentum is sustainable.
