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Walmart (WMT) shares are slipping Thursday as the retail giant reported weaker-than-expected earnings for its fiscal Q2 on higher tariff-related costs. Still, management raised its full-year guidance, ...
Walmart Inc. reported increases in second-quarter profits and sales Thursday as it pulls in shoppers seeking low prices for groceries and other essentials to offset worries that new U.S. tariffs may ...
US Q2 GDP – 28/08 –. the US economy rebounded strongly in Q2, more than reversing a modest decline in Q1 with an annualised 3% recovery. This rebound in economic activity was partly down to a reversal ...
Tax Loss Carryforward -- Approximately $60 million in tax loss carryforward.
Bernstein increased TechnipFMC’s 2025–2028 EBITDA projections by 3%, 6%, 6%, and 15%, respectively, citing the company’s optimism about landing an extra $10 billion in subsea orders in 2026.
Analysts expect the Dublin, California-based company to report quarterly earnings at $1.54 per share, down from $1.59 per share in the year-ago period. Ross Stores projects to report quarterly revenue ...
POET Technologies is set for growth with customer interest, revenue spikes, and potential takeover buzz. Read more on why I’m ...
MINNEAPOLIS — Despite some sequential improvement, Target Corp. posted lower top and bottom lines in the fiscal 2025 second quarter, which accompanied the news that Brian Cornell will be stepping down ...
Walmart Inc. reported increases in second-quarter profits and sales Thursday as it pulls in shoppers seeking low prices for groceries and other essentials to offset worries that new U.S. tariffs may ...
Shares of Walmart ( WMT) were down 5.0% in early trading on Thursday. Target ( NYSE: TGT) shed 1.7% and Costco Wholesale ( NASDAQ: COST) traded 2.1% lower. Dollar General ( DG) was 1.6% lower in early ...
Food and beverage shipments remain the top target for criminals, with 180 incidents reported in Q2 2025 alone, a 68% year-over-year increase, according to CargoNet. Alcohol, energy drinks, and frozen ...
Results over the last few years have fallen short of our expectations and our potential,” current CEO Brian Cornell says.