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Novo Nordisk beats Q2 earnings and sales estimates as GLP-1 demand grows, but pricing pressure, outlook concerns and pipeline setbacks sent shares lower.

Despite the Zacks Mining - Non Ferrous industry's weak near-term outlook, stocks like SCCO, FCX, LUNMF, UUUU and ERO are worth keeping an eye on given their growth potential.

QLYS tops Q2'26 estimates as channel revenues jump 22%, margins widen, and management raises its 2026 revenue and earnings outlook.

SoundHound and RH look like potential buys, while I'd avoid Supermicro.

SpaceX is on course to burn $50 billion this year. That's a surprise.

FIGS heads into Q2 earnings with product innovation, global expansion and demand momentum in focus, while tariffs and freight costs may have pressured margins.

The agreement could support the development of a domestic U. S.

AME's Q2 earnings rise 17%, and revenues climb 15%, as stronger EIG and EMG sales support a higher 2026 outlook.

The five-year partnership includes a broad patent cross-license, memory supply agreement, technology collaboration, settlement of ongoing litigation, and Samsung’s planned purchase of Netlist shares. Key Investor TakeawaysNetlist (USOTC:NLST) signed a five-year strategic alliance with Samsung covering patent licensing, memory product supply, and technology cooperation.

RVLV's Q2 earnings top estimates as margin gains, customer growth and strong international demand help drive double-digit sales growth.

In 1962, Sam Walton opened the first Wal-Mart Discount City in Rogers, Arkansas, pioneering a low-price retail model that would eventually reshape the global retail industry. But Walmart's roots actually run a little deeper — and a few miles down the road. Nearly a decade earlier, Walton and his ...

Diamond Hill Capital, a First Eagle Investment Management company, issued its Q2 2026 investor letter for its “Mid Cap Strategy”. A copy of the Q2 2026 investor letter can be downloaded here. In the quarter, equity markets posted strong returns as resilient economic growth and robust corporate earnings supported investor sentiment, although AI-related companies continued to dominate market […]

SpaceX is pouring billions into AI while renting out its data centers to rivals, yet its models trail the competition and its consumer apps barely register. Something does not add up.

In this segment of the AI Investor Podcast from 24/7 Wall St., co-hosts Eric Bleeker and Austin Smith work through Intel's quarter and the whipsaw price action around it. Bleeker opens with the trading pattern as a microcosm of the month: Intel rose 10% after hours on the report, then fell roughly 30% over the following days, leaving it down 34% on the month at the end of last week. Yet, zoomed out, the stock is up 134% year to date and still more than double its post-February level, while most momentum names have given back their post-February gains entirely. He reads that as evidence Intel remains a structural winner. Bleeker credits two calls made earlier. The first was the rise of CPUs, which he says is playing out more forcefully than expected, with Intel's CPU prices up 48%. The second, and the one that matters more long term, is the foundry business. Intel guided 14A to volume production in 2028, which Bleeker takes as on track. Wall Street's disappointment centered on Intel declining to name customers, but Bleeker argues that silence is rational: a company shifting volume away from Taiwan Semiconductor has no interest in publicizing it and risking its existing allocation. What Intel needs, he notes, is wafer customers rather than packaging work, and he sees potential majors like Google drifting toward it. Smith agrees the non-disclosure is sensible and adds that these are not phantom customers. He points to reporting on xAI and the widely covered Apple arrangement as reasonably well established, meaning Intel gains little by confirming them publicly.

ImmunityBio beat Q2 earnings and revenue estimates as record Anktiva sales and continued adoption fuel growth, with more regulatory milestones ahead.

CVS Health Corp (NYSE:CVS) reported second-quarter revenue and profit that beat Wall Street estimates on Wednesday, and raised its full-year adjusted earnings guidance, though cautious guidance pressured shares. Revenue rose 7.3% year-over-year to $106.1 billion, above analyst estimates of...

SEDG returns to adjusted operating profitability as stronger European demand, higher battery sales and expanding margins drive a second-quarter earnings beat.

The new order extends production already underway for deliveries scheduled in the third quarter of 2026.

Lockheed Martin climbs 15.5% in three months as a record backlog, major missile defense contracts and expanding production reinforce its long-term growth outlook.

The smart energy technology company delivered its strongest profitability improvement in several quarters, driven by higher revenue, expanding margins, and continued progress in its turnaround strategy. Key Investor TakeawaysSolarEdge Technologies (NASDAQ:SEDG) increased second-quarter revenue 20% year over year to $346.

LSCC posts record Q2 revenues and beats earnings estimates as AI data center demand and industrial recovery fuel growth, with upbeat Q3 guidance.

Cencora's fiscal Q3 EPS beats estimates as broad segment growth lifts profit, prompting a higher 2026 outlook despite a slight revenue miss.

FMS posts 28% EPS growth as Care Delivery profitability and margin gains offset a quarterly revenue miss and weaker US treatment volumes.

Stocks with low P/S ratios, solid fundamentals and revenue potential offer opportunities amid improving business momentum. M, PEB, BCC, APLE and PBF are attractively valued.

First Solar's earnings beat and reaffirmed outlook fuel a sharp stock rally, putting ETFs with major FSLR holdings in focus for diversified exposure.

Disney said Super Bowl ad sales came from one of the "broadest advertiser and category mixes in Super Bowl history," with nine brands in the big game for the first time.

AllianceBernstein global head of ETF strategy and partnerships, Julie Gunts, sits down with Yahoo Finance's Julie Hyman to discuss the dynamic between the tech sector, earnings, and ETF flows.

Rivian's Q2 loss narrows as software growth, regulatory credits and higher deliveries lift revenues, while R2 momentum drives a raised 2026 outlook.

PINS beats Q2 earnings estimates as AI-powered ads, stronger monetization and record user growth drive revenue higher and support a stronger outlook.

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