The packaged-foods company swung to a 27% jump in adjusted earnings after four quarters of declines.

The agrochemical maker paired the deal with a $1.2 billion bond offering and asset sales aimed at cutting debt after its revolving credit facility was amended for covenant relief.

Flutter Entertainment's first-quarter revenue rose 17% to $4,304 million, but net income fell 38% and the company lowered its 2026 outlook.

The utility booked a $115 million after-tax charge tied to the $2.4 billion divestiture.

The observability-software maker crossed $2 billion in annual recurring revenue in its fiscal fourth quarter, closing a year in which it raised guidance three times.

Net interest margin fell 10 bps to 3.96% in the first quarter as the bank navigated lower interest-earning asset balances.

The all-cash take-private transaction is led by the company's executive chairman and private equity firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe.

The transaction expands QXO’s scale across the building products value chain and advances its goal of $50 billion in revenue by 2030.

The all-cash asset purchase gives Kimball Electronics a specialized medical CDMO with microfluidics and drug-delivery capabilities, extending its European footprint and opening a path into India.

The Belgian industrial group’s minority investment enables FMC to hit its $1 billion debt-reduction target while preserving independence.

The divestiture sharpens Eversource's focus as a pure-play regulated electric and gas utility while strengthening its balance sheet.