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Tesla's Q2 revenue hit $28.2B, but a 47% surge in operating expenses crushed GAAP operating income to $398M — the real story behind the profit miss.

PHM earned $2.48 per share, topping the $2.39 consensus, but home sale revenues fell 11% YoY to $3.8B as closings dropped 8% and margins compressed.

Adjusted EPS of $2.15 beat the $2.10 consensus, but GAAP net income dropped to $228M as restructuring charges weigh on GPC's bottom line.

DHI beat the $3.07 EPS estimate with $3.20, but net income dropped 12% YoY as elevated sales incentives compressed margins even as closings rose 4%.

Q2 adjusted EPS of $3.57 beat year-ago results by 41.3% as GM lifts full-year EBIT-adjusted target to $14B-$16B and declares a quarterly dividend.

Magic: The Gathering crossed $500M in quarterly revenue for the first time, powering a 27% Wizards segment gain and lifting Hasbro's full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook to $1.45B-$1.50B.

Tara Bunch, who oversaw Airbnb operations across 220+ countries, joins Royal Caribbean's board, bringing three decades of tech-enabled service expertise.

BBWI is redeeming $250M of 7.500% Senior Notes at 101.250% of par on August 19, a debt reduction move that trims its $4.71B load.

Barclays raised its CAG target to $17 from $16, while three other firms also updated targets, with views ranging from $14 to $17 on the packaged food maker.

Lucid's CEO issued a direct denial of bankruptcy and go-private rumors, calling the reports false. Shares gained 28.79% on Wednesday, July 15.

Conagra halved its dividend and flagged rising beef, oil, and logistics costs as it outlined a weak fiscal 2027 outlook after Q4 2026 earnings.

Rivian delivered 12,194 vehicles in Q2 2026, beating Wall Street's ~10,500 estimate by 16%, and raised its full-year outlook to 65,000–70,000 units — RIVN surged 8.44% on July 2.

Lucid named Alexander De Bock as CFO while posting Q2 production of 4,774 vehicles and deliveries of 3,953, as LCID fell 8.30% on July 2.

General Mills posted Q4 non-GAAP EPS of $0.95, beating consensus by 18.2%, with sales of $4.61B up 1.2% YoY. Here is what the numbers show.

eBay turned away GameStop's acquisition approach, but Ryan Cohen reaffirmed the pursuit and lifted GameStop's fiscal 2026 adjusted EBITDA outlook to above $600 million.

Tesla launched FSD v14 Lite to millions of older vehicles and began Cybercab tests in Austin without a steering wheel or pedals, two concrete product milestones on the same day.

Kroger posted Q1 EPS of $1.58 vs. the $1.64 consensus, as deliberate price cuts and higher transport costs pressured profit even as eCommerce surged 19%.

Adjusted EPS of $0.36 beat the $0.23 consensus by 56.5%, while $178.4M in sales topped the $155.3M estimate by nearly 15% , SWBI also raised its dividend.

CarMax beat Q1 EPS by 39% and topped $8B in revenue, its third consecutive quarter of double-digit EPS surprises. Here is what drove the results.

A class action targets Walmart's hiring process in Massachusetts, alleging criminal record disclosure and honesty testing requirements may conflict with state law for thousands of applicants.

Amazon is investing several billion dollars in a Montgomery County, Missouri data center campus, a move projected to create over 400 full-time tech jobs.

Revenue missed Wall Street estimates, but Lennar is arguing its asset-light shift justifies a higher valuation multiple. Here is what the presentation said.

Target lifts its quarterly dividend for a 55th straight year, a 1.8% increase that puts 2026 on track for Dividend King status.

LEN posted Q2 EPS of $1.31, topping the $1.26 estimate, but trimmed its full-year delivery outlook as 12.9% buyer incentives weighed on Q2 profit of $305M.

Amazon's trucking expansion is pressuring freight carriers. Here's what the SEC filing and CNBC coverage reveal about the logistics push.

RBC cut Nike to Sector Perform just before the World Cup's kickoff, warning the turnaround is lagging and market share risks are growing.

Piper Sandler's Alexander Potter laid out six reasons why Tesla has effectively cracked Level 4 self-driving, despite persistent skepticism from clients.

Amazon arranged a $17.5B delayed draw term loan and opened its LTL freight network to all U.S. businesses, putting traditional carriers directly in its crosshairs.

Morgan Stanley lifted its J.M. Smucker target to $106 from $104 on June 5 — and the reasoning centers on coffee cost relief and Uncrustables growth in FY2027.

Smucker posted Q4 adjusted EPS of $2.77 vs. the $2.66 consensus and lifted its fiscal 2027 profit outlook by 7-12% — pricing gains drove the beat.

Campbell's Q3 2026 EPS of $0.50 topped the $0.48 estimate, but oil-driven inflation and a driver shortage are squeezing margins — here's what investors need to know.

Tesla's China retail sales jumped 22% YoY in May, snapping a two-month skid. Here's what the recovery means for TSLA investors.

Lululemon slashed its 2026 guidance after softer U.S. demand and weak launches — here's what the international pivot means for LULU investors.

Campbell's Q3 FY2026 EPS of $0.50 topped the $0.48 estimate, but revenue missed as inflation and softer demand weighed — here's what investors need to know.

Investor Gary Black identified 3 persistent problems at Lululemon after a 'disastrous' 6-month stretch — here's what it means for LULU's recovery outlook.

BTIG cut LULU to Neutral citing falling Q2 sales, slashed profit guidance, and leadership uncertainty — here's what it means for LULU investors.

GM is rebuilding its autonomous vehicle unit with former Cruise talent. Here's what the rehiring campaign signals about the automaker's self-driving strategy.

JP Morgan downgraded General Mills price target to $31, citing GLP-1 drug trends and health headwinds threatening food company growth. Here's what it means for GIS investors.

Amazon's upgraded Proteus robot responds to plain-language prompts across warehouse floors — part of a €10B Europe investment. Here's what it means for AMZN.

$400M, 10-year lease at 1551 Broadway marks Ulta's biggest real estate commitment. The Times Square flagship underscores expansion beyond e-commerce—what this means for ULTA's brick-and-mortar strategy.

Dollar General reported Q1 earnings with focus on traffic growth and digital spending. The retailer faces competitive pressures but maintains margin discipline—here's what the outlook signals.

Ulta Beauty posted $7.74 EPS vs. $6.87 estimate and $3.16B in revenue — here's what the Q1 beat and NYC flagship mean for ULTA investors.

Dollar General posted Q1 2026 EPS of $2.00 vs. $1.94 estimate and raised its full-year profit outlook — here's what it means for DG investors.

Amazon is shifting its flagship Prime Day sale from July to late June for the first time in 5 years — here's what the change means for AMZN investors.

Amazon is trimming headcount in AWS again after January's mass layoffs — here's what the cuts mean for AMZN's cloud dominance and investor outlook.

Elon Musk is openly discussing a Tesla-SpaceX merger — but analysts warn it could dilute TSLA shareholders. Here's what investors need to know.

Ford issued a recall on one of its best-selling vehicles Thursday — details on the scope and potential financial impact remain limited.

GM tapped Pinnacle Intelligence for BDC services as part of its integrated AI strategy — what the partnership signals about the automaker's tech modernization.

Lululemon founder settles proxy fight, board restructured with new directors appointed—what the truce means for CEO transition and governance.

10 former Tesla employees say FSD AI trainers don't trust the tech Musk calls Tesla's $1.5T valuation driver — here's what it means for TSLA.

Snowflake committed $6B in cloud spending to Amazon — here's what the landmark partnership deal means for AMZN's cloud business and investors.

Ford Energy landed a 20 GWh battery storage deal with EDF — here's what the energy venture means for Ford's pivot beyond automotive.

Amazon pledges £15B in UK investment toward £40B expansion target — here's what the company's aggressive data centre push means for its cloud infrastructure footprint.

Trump administration floats $20B lunar initiative with Elon Musk eyeing a 'major' moon base. Here's what the SpaceX-backed project could mean for Tesla.

GM landed a NASA contract to build a battery system for a lunar exploration vehicle — a major defense and space program win that marks expansion beyond automotive.

Tesla's autonomous vehicle ambitions face real-world challenges as the robotaxi program stumbles in Texas. Why the setback matters amid a stretched valuation.

Starbucks' AI-driven turnaround effort has stumbled, raising questions about CEO Niccol's strategic direction. What this means for the turnaround plan.

Tesla is recalling 14,575 Model Y SUVs in the U.S. over missing weight labels. Here's what the recall covers and what it means for TSLA investors.

Amazon shareholders backed the company's board at its annual meeting, where CEO Jassy touted AI initiatives and AWS expansion as growth pillars.

Ross Stores posted Q1 EPS of $2.02 and revenue of $6.01B, topping Wall Street forecasts. The off-price retailer also raised its full-year guidance.

Ralph Lauren beat Q4 FY2026 estimates with revenue rising 16.6% to $1.98B and direct-to-consumer comparable store sales up 17%, despite U.S. tariff headwinds.

Walmart posted Q1 revenue of $177B, topping estimates, but below-consensus earnings guidance sent shares down on May 21, 2026. Here's what happened.

Lowe's Q1 2026 revenues rose to $23.07B from $20.93B, with online sales gaining ground even as DIY market pressures weighed on overall profit.

Target lifted its 2026 net sales growth forecast to ~4% after Q1 revenue climbed 6.7% and store traffic rose 4.4%. CFO urges caution on the road ahead.

Walmart taps country star Kacey Musgraves for a new fashion line, the latest move in its multi-year push to become a serious retail fashion destination.

Hasbro reported Q1 2026 results showing revenue growth of 12.7% year-over-year, though profitability metrics signal operational headwinds for the toy and entertainment company.

VF Corp beat Q1 FY2026 estimates with $2.17B in revenue, up 8.1% YoY, and reinstated full-year guidance — marking a key milestone in its turnaround.

TJX Companies beat Q1 FY27 EPS estimates by $0.16, with comp sales up 6% and net sales of $14.3B. Full-year guidance raised across EPS, margins, and buybacks.

Target posted its first positive comparable-store sales quarter in five quarters, with comps up 5.6% and net sales rising 6.7% — then raised its full-year sales outlook.

Lowe's posted adjusted EPS of $3.03 and a 0.6% comparable sales gain in Q1 2026, extending its streak of positive comps to four quarters despite housing market headwinds.

Target named Jeff England, a former Walmart executive, as its new chief supply chain officer as CEO Michael Fiddelke pushes for efficiency gains and sales growth.

Home Depot topped Q1 FY2026 market expectations despite cautious consumers and weak housing demand, while reaffirming its full-year guidance. Here's what the results show.

A jury dismissed Elon Musk's OpenAI lawsuit in under two hours while a SpaceX IPO rattles Tesla investors over management attention — TSLA fell 3% Monday.

A roundup of today's most significant stock moves and news across the market.

Amazon is retiring its Rufus chatbot in favor of a unified Alexa for Shopping assistant, while its custom AI chips business crossed a $20B annual run rate.

Amazon India announced plans to launch 250 new Ashray Centers by end of 2026, expanding on its existing 100 facilities across Delhi NCR, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.

Ford enters the battery storage market with new venture backed by Morgan Stanley, challenging Tesla's dominance in grid storage.

Amazon gained 1.62% on Wednesday as the e-commerce and cloud leader participated in a technology sector advance to record highs.

Leslie's reported Q2 2026 sales growth of 4.3% and comparable sales up 6.6%, yet shares declined on Wednesday. Full-year guidance was reiterated.

Ford shares gained 2.50% on Wednesday as strategic initiatives and dividend sustainability attract value investors despite margin pressures.

Nike shares fell 1.35% on Wednesday as margin compression and tariff lawsuits weigh on investor confidence.

GM rose 0.31% on Tuesday despite laying off 500–600 salaried IT workers, redeploying talent toward AI.

Stock drops 4.45% as automaker cuts jobs amid mounting EV transition and competitive headwinds.

Lodging platform disappoints on earnings per share, missing consensus by 14% despite modest 0.70% gain on Monday.

Stock gained 4.02% as record Semi orders validate commercial vehicle ambitions, but elevated multiples raise questions.

McDonald's Q1 comps met expectations, but macro headwinds cloud the fast-food giant's near-term outlook.

Luxury retailer plunges as Q3 earnings disappoint despite 21% revenue growth and strong operating margins.

Whirlpool crashed after suspending its dividend and CEO cautioned of "recession-level" industry demand deterioration.

Amazon shares dipped 1.39% to $271.17 but remain close to all-time highs. Analyst consensus stays firmly bullish with 72 Buy-or-better ratings.

Expedia Q1 EPS beat miss analyst expectations, yet stock fell as forward guidance disappointed travel investors.

Airbnb posted Q1 revenue of $2.68B, up 17.9% YoY, beating estimates. EPS of $0.26 missed by 14.1%, yet the company raised its annual sales outlook.

Fast-food giant rises modestly after earnings beat on comparable sales strength fueled by value menu and Big Arch burger.

Expedia Group appointed Derek Andersen, a Snap veteran, as its new CFO, signaling a leadership transition as the travel platform navigates competitive pressures.

Carter's surged 11.67% after Q1 2026 earnings as the children's apparel retailer signaled improved operational efficiency with gross margins holding near 45%.

MAR delivered Q1 revenue matching expectations and posted strong operating margins, though EPS growth of only 1.6% suggests limited near-term acceleration.

KHC topped Q1 revenue expectations and declared a $0.40 quarterly dividend, but negative net margins and declining earnings growth signal underlying weakness.

Carter's Q1 2026 net sales rose 8.1% to $681M, with U.S. Retail comparable sales up 10.5%. Shares trade at $33.34, up 0.51% on the day.

Aptiv stock tumbled despite topping Q1 revenue and EPS estimates, as -43.4% EPS decline and modest 5% revenue growth signal underlying weakness.

Archer-Daniels-Midland Q1 adjusted EPS of $0.71 topped estimates, driven by ethanol margins. Raised 2026 guidance sent shares to a new 52-week high.

A roundup of today's most significant stock moves and news across the market.

Aptiv posted higher Q1 2026 profit and revenue on sustained auto parts demand. The EDS business spin-off into Versigent closed April 1, reshaping the company's structure.

Archer-Daniels-Midland beat adjusted profit estimates in Q1 2026 despite missing revenue expectations. Grain trading margins provided the key lift.

Cruise operator slides as profit outlook reduction and rising fuel costs amid geopolitical tensions weigh on the sector.

Colgate stock rises despite flat EPS growth, as emerging market strength and 8.4% revenue growth balance elevated cost inflation.

Clorox shares plunge 9.67% after Q1 margin expansion is overshadowed by cautious 2026 outlook and reduced forward guidance.

AMZN gains as company opens logistics network to third-party sellers, driving diversified revenue growth.

Norwegian Cruise Line beat EPS estimates by 61% but missed revenue forecasts and cut its full-year outlook, sending shares lower before recovering.

Shares tumble 9.67% as earnings growth stalls at 2.7% and revenue flatlines at 0.1% amid persistent consumer weakness.

Stock climbs on weekly momentum while carrying 352x trailing P/E ratio; profit margins of 3.95% lag legacy auto.

Stock dips 1.66% as company pursues $1.3B tariff refund claim while operating margin stagnates at 5.74%.

Stock drops sharply despite progress on R2 model as investors grapple with -63.6% profit margins and limited cash runway.

AMZN edged up 1.21% after announcing a voice-activated proxy voting partnership with Vanguard, showcasing Alexa's deepening role in financial services.

NWL surges as Q1 earnings top estimates and management raises full-year outlook, signaling operational turnaround.

EL stock climbs 3.38% on Q3 earnings as the beauty giant demonstrates improved operational discipline.

NWL surged 3.55% after beating Q1 expectations and raising full-year guidance, signaling stabilization in consumer products demand.

EL stock surged 1.35% after beating Q3 EPS estimates and raising full-year guidance despite a revenue miss.

Colgate-Palmolive topped Q1 2026 estimates with EPS of $0.97 and revenue of $5.32B, up 8.4% YoY. Shares rose 1.03% to $85.36.

Church & Dwight beat Q1 2026 revenue and EPS estimates, with net sales of $1.47B and non-GAAP EPS of $0.95 — 2.3% above consensus.

Clorox shares rose 1.76% despite cutting annual profit guidance on weak cleaning-product demand and persistent input cost pressures that squeeze margins.

eBay surges 3.4% after Q1 earnings beat, despite headwinds from earnings decline offsetting better-than-expected revenue.

Chipotle stock surges after Q1 revenue beat, driven by unexpected comparable-restaurant sales growth.

Amazon reported strong Q1 results with robust cloud revenue, though stock reaction remained muted despite earnings beat.

ETSY jumped on Q1 beat and steady demand, but shares fell 2.92% intraday as the forward P/E of 10.9x signals the market has already priced in recovery.

UBS lifted its price target to $110, signaling confidence in the marketplace ahead of earnings despite macro uncertainty.

Chipotle stock dipped 2.29% despite Wall Street optimism on its growth recipe, with FY earnings up just 4% and revenue growth at 4.9%.

Amazon shares edge lower but hold near all-time highs. Analyst consensus remains firmly bullish as hyperscaler cloud spending faces a key market test.

CCEP gains 1.13% on strong earnings growth despite minimal revenue expansion, signaling margin improvement.

Booking beats on profit with 16% revenue growth, but geopolitical risks cloud near-term travel demand outlook.

KO's Q1 earnings beat and raised profit guidance sent shares higher, offsetting broader market weakness.