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Kinder Morgan tops second-quarter profit estimates on higher natural gas volumes
Reuters22d agobullish
Kinder Morgan tops second-quarter profit estimates on higher natural gas volumes

pipeline operator Kinder Morgan beat Wall Street ‌expectations for second-quarter profit ‌on Wednesday, helped by higher volumes of ​natural gas transported through its pipelines. pipeline companies are gaining from booming oil and gas output in ‌the Permian Basin ⁠and rising natural gas demand due to record LNG ⁠exports and surging electricity use from AI operations, cryptocurrency mining and ​data centers.

General Motors (GM) Could Be 40% Undervalued After Q2 Earnings Beat
Simply Wall St.22d agobullish
General Motors (GM) Could Be 40% Undervalued After Q2 Earnings Beat

General Motors (GM) is back in focus after its latest quarter delivered higher North American EBIT margins, a 29.8% jump in adjusted EBIT, and a raised full year 2026 earnings and EPS outlook. See our latest analysis for General Motors. At a share price of $79.52, GM has seen a 4.91% 1 day share price return and a 3.45% 7 day share price return. Its 1 year total shareholder return of 64.14% and 3 year total shareholder return of 116.25% point to strong longer term momentum, with recent...

Google quarterly cloud revenue growth beats expectations
Reuters22d agobullish
Google quarterly cloud revenue growth beats expectations

Alphabet topped Wall Street estimates for quarterly cloud revenue growth on Wednesday, as the Google parent benefited from strong demand for its cloud computing services from ‌enterprises worldwide thanks to the AI boom. Revenue at Google Cloud rose 82% to $24.8 billion ‌during the quarter ended June, accelerating from the 63% jump reported in the preceding three months. The third-largest cloud services provider behind Amazon Web Services and Microsoft, Google has seen demand surge as companies race to secure the cloud capacity needed to develop, train and run AI models, helping it land ‌major deals with firms, including Anthropic.