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With 78 percent of ratings bullish, 171 deliveries in Q2 and FAA self-certification restored, Boeing's recovery case rests on harder evidence than it has in years.

Analyst Samik Chatterjee sees 29 percent upside from current levels, betting a core-business rebound in late fiscal 2027 will force a market re-rating.

Cisco shares fell 9.65 percent to $111.92 despite a fifth straight earnings beat, with Jim Cramer calling the selloff an overreaction to seasonal guidance conservatism.

Genasys Inc. expects its fiscal fourth quarter to be the strongest in company history after resolving supply chain constraints and receiving delayed customer payments.

The Chinese e-commerce giant beat revenue estimates in Q2 2026 despite a 5.4 percent drop in product sales, as service revenue growth and narrowing losses at JD Food Delivery lifted margins.

The Danish shipping giant's preliminary Q2 EBITDA of $3 billion beat analyst consensus by 47 percent, signaling resilient global trade demand.

The tokenization platform missed analyst revenue and earnings estimates by wide margins, sending shares down nearly 20 percent after hours.

Apple got $2.2B, Amazon $600M and Nike $300M from a $166B tariff refund pool, while Energy sector earnings revisions drive a stronger 2026 aggregate forecast.

The luxury home furnishings retailer holds a Zacks Sell rating ahead of earnings that analysts expect to show a 90.1 percent year-over-year EPS decline.

Securitize, the tokenization firm, reported a $21.7 million net loss and $14.4 million in revenue for Q2, missing analyst expectations in its first public earnings report.

Non-IFRS operating profit grew 9 percent in Q1 2026, half the rate it would have posted without AI investment, as capex is set to rise further.

SMCI shares rose 4 percent ahead of its Aug. 11 fiscal Q4 2026 report, as investors weigh a record $60 billion backlog and margin recovery against structural NVIDIA supply-chain risk.

Hello Kitty owner Sanrio Co. posted its largest single-day stock decline in more than 12 years after first-quarter operating income fell short of market expectations.

The components maker lifted its full-year earnings forecast 50 percent on AI data center demand, even as Q1 operating profit fell well short of consensus.

ADSK fell to $251.59, underperforming major indices, ahead of its Aug. 27 earnings report where analysts expect 19 percent EPS growth.

Shares posted their steepest decline in over a year after fourth-quarter results showed no progress curbing losses in the company's wireless division.

Super Micro beat Q4 estimates and issued strong Q1 guidance; CoreWeave posted 112% revenue growth and a $104 billion backlog; H&R Block surged on its FY27 forecast.

CAVA Group posted $438.3 million in Q1 revenue, up 32.2 percent year over year, with 9.7 percent same-restaurant sales growth driven by a 6.8 percent rise in guest traffic.

CoreWeave topped Q2 estimates on revenue, adjusted EBITDA and operating income, with a $104 billion backlog signaling durable AI infrastructure demand.

Micron posted fiscal Q3 revenue of $41.46B and EPS of $25.11, crushing estimates, with the Street's $158 forward EPS estimate cutting the forward P/E to 11.99.

Trump Media Technology Group reported a net loss of $238.1 million in its fiscal second quarter, driven by steep declines in its cryptocurrency holdings.

The self-custodial wallet reported a net loss reversing $37.7M in year-ago profit, as acquisition costs and expanded payment infrastructure weigh on results.

Q2 revenue of $753.2 million topped estimates by 7.8 percent, but a trimmed full-year adjusted EBITDA forecast sent shares down 9.7 percent.

The largest U.S. bank posted $21.2 billion in net income for Q2—the biggest quarterly profit ever recorded by a U.S. bank—fueling bullish analyst revisions.

Eli Lilly topped second-quarter estimates and Nvidia extended its lead in AI chips as broad indexes logged a fifth straight winning session.

Warner Bros. Discovery's second-quarter revenue fell to $8.7 billion, driven by a 22 percent decline in linear advertising revenue after losing NBA live broadcast rights.

The miner hit its highest quarterly Bitcoin production in over a year, but a 28 percent drop in average Bitcoin price drove a $611 million net loss.

Nintendo's April-June operating profit reached 142.6 billion yen, or $903.62 million, exceeding analyst estimates despite a 9.5 percent drop in net sales.

The Southeast Asian super-app reported Q2 revenue of $997 million, raised its full-year EBITDA forecast and credited AI with cutting 40,000 hours of sales inefficiencies.

Nissan Motor Co. earned ¥3.76 billion ($24 million) in the April-June quarter, its first net profit in two years, as asset sales and capacity cuts take hold.

The agriculture and construction equipment maker topped profit and revenue estimates and lifted its full-year guidance for both segments.

Amazon, Alphabet and Tesla also posted negative free cash flow last quarter as AI data center buildouts drain capital across the sector

The Nasdaq rose 1.0 percent Tuesday while the Russell 2000 fell 0.5 percent, a split that puts pressure on next week's earnings to justify current valuations.

The firm's 226,500 BTC holdings recorded an $8.32 billion unrealized markdown, driving the quarterly deficit.

The platform projected strong current-quarter revenue, but shares dropped after the company announced no additional data licensing agreements for AI training.

Stellantis swung to a 293 million euro profit in Q2, reversing a 1.87 billion euro loss a year earlier, as CEO Antonio Filosa's restructuring gains traction

London Stock Exchange Group upgraded its full-year outlook after a record first half, with AI-enhanced data services outpacing exchange trading revenue.

Strong F-Series and SUV demand cushioned a 3 percent drop in total Q2 sales, lifting Ford shares 4.5 percent.

The payments giant detailed its strategy for blockchain, tokenized deposits and OpenUSD during its fiscal third-quarter earnings call.

The financial information firm's quarterly profit missed analyst estimates, dragged by contract pricing pressure in its energy data unit.

The beverage giant posted Q2 EPS of $0.97, topping estimates by four cents, as a 5 percent global volume gain and currency tailwinds drove a higher full-year earnings forecast.

The world's largest EV battery maker launched a share repurchase program after reporting robust first-half earnings, backed by 37 percent global market share.

U.S. stock index futures climbed after a halt in U.S.-Iran hostilities redirected investor attention to the Federal Reserve's policy meeting and major tech earnings.

Strip out Nvidia's contribution and the S&P 500's projected second-quarter earnings growth drops from 9 percent to 3 percent—a structural imbalance the data makes hard to dismiss.

Corporate results continue to beat expectations, but major indices show muted or negative performance as investors pick winners stock by stock.

Cybertruck ramp-up, margin pressure and rising competition put Tesla's August production report at the center of every bull-bear debate on TSLA.

HP Inc. shares fell after mixed first-quarter results, with Wall Street divided on whether AI PC demand and cash returns justify a higher multiple.

The staffing firm reported mixed Q2 results and issued weak guidance, signaling a slowdown in corporate hiring demand.

Musk's dismissal of SpaceX integration on Tesla's earnings call puts the focus back on EV delivery numbers, FSD progress and energy storage growth.

Jim Cramer called this earnings season a 'ball of confusion,' but Nvidia and Microsoft offer the clearest AI-driven growth stories in a directionless market.