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Zoom Enterprise Revenue Grows 7.8% to $787.5 Million
The collaboration software company posted second-quarter revenue of $1,277.2 million, up 4.9% from a year earlier.
Semtech Sales Reach Record $341.9 Million
The semiconductor maker guided third-quarter net sales of $410.0 million plus or minus $5.0 million.
Dick's Cuts 2026 Earnings Outlook to $10.94–$11.94
The sports retailer posted $3.50 a share in the second quarter as Foot Locker comps turned negative 3.6%.
Valley National Bancorp to Buy Providence Financial for $247 Million
The mixed cash-and-stock deal adds a Chicagoland branch network to Valley’s commercial franchise.
Booz Allen to Buy Ultra Mission Solutions for $720 Million
The defense-technology firm will fold Ultra’s encryption and edge-compute products into its AI-driven battle-management portfolio.
Somnigroup to Buy Leggett & Platt in $2.5 Billion All-Stock Deal
Shareholders of the 143-year-old components maker approved the merger, clearing the way for the bedding giant to deepen its vertical integration.
CoStar Group Completes $800 Million All-Cash Acquisition of Zonda
The deal extends CoStar's data and marketplace reach into the nearly $1 trillion U.S. new-home construction market.
Supreme Court IEEPA Tariff Ruling Opens Refund Path for Importers
A February 2026 Supreme Court decision striking down IEEPA-based tariffs has triggered a refund process for U.S. importers, though new trade levies have quickly filled the gap.
Institutions Rotate Into Semis, Retail, and Industrials
Second-quarter 13F positioning added $92.5 million to semiconductors and $51.8 million to retail and consumer names, and trimmed software and cloud by $36.6 million.
Charter Communications to Buy Cox Communications and Liberty Broadband in $15 Billion Deal
The mixed-consideration transaction aims to create a national leader in broadband and video while accelerating the integration of Liberty Broadband.
Performance Food Group Swings Back to Profit Growth as Margins Widen
Performance Food Group (PFGC) reported fourth-quarter net income of $162.3 million, up 23.4% from a year earlier and a reversal from the prior quarter's 28.5% decline.
Toll Brothers Profit Drops 24% as Deliveries Slide, Margins Shrink
The luxury homebuilder posted $280.1 million in net income as delivered volume fell 10% and adjusted gross margin narrowed for a third consecutive quarter.
Mercury Systems Bookings Nearly Double as Backlog Hits Record $1.9 Billion
Mercury Systems (MRCY) closed fiscal 2026 with fourth-quarter bookings of $660 million, up 93.1% from a year earlier, even as revenue growth slowed to 6.1%.
Jack Henry's Fourth-Quarter Margin Contracts as Spending Outpaces Revenue
The financial-technology provider's GAAP operating margin fell 410 basis points in the quarter even as faster-payments revenue surged 47%.
Copart Brings Back Former CEO Adair as Revenue Growth Stalls
The vehicle auctioneer posted $1.2 billion in quarterly revenue, up 2.1%, as it reshuffled its leadership ranks.
Rexford Industrial to Sell $1.2 Billion Industrial Portfolio in Asset-Purchase Deal
The sale advances Rexford's $2.0 billion portfolio realignment, with proceeds earmarked for 2027 debt repayment, buybacks and internal development.
BioMarin to Buy Alesta Therapeutics in $275 Million Cash Deal
The acquisition aims to expand BioMarin's presence in larger rare disease markets via a potential oral alternative to injectable therapies.
Universal Health Services Completes Acquisition of Talkspace
The deal creates the nation's first full continuum of behavioral healthcare, linking virtual, outpatient and inpatient services under one roof.
TTM Technologies to Buy Epiq Solutions in $1.1 Billion Cash Deal
The deal pushes TTM further up the defense value chain, adding signals-intelligence and electronic-warfare technology to a company built on circuit boards and RF hardware.
AvalonBay to Buy Equity Residential in $70 Billion All-Stock Deal
The merger of equals creates Vivmark Residential, a rental housing giant aimed at leveraging scale to drive structurally superior earnings growth.
Rates Pinch Credit as Backlogs Signal Uneven Demand
Companies across 14 industries flagged rising borrowing costs and mixed demand signals in their latest disclosures.
Chemours and Chiron Lead Weekly Insider Buying Clusters
Six distinct insiders at Chemours and a $2.5 million commitment at Chiron Real Estate headline a week of concentrated open-market activity.
Media Earnings: Demand, Outlook Broadly Upbeat as Costs Diverge
Communications and media companies described a strong demand backdrop and confident guidance for the second quarter of 2026, even as cost management and hiring told a more uneven story.
Materials & Chemicals: Demand and Pricing Firm, Costs Squeeze
Materials and chemicals producers reported broad demand and pricing strength this quarter, but rising input costs ate into much of the gain.
Healthcare Earnings: Demand Surges, Costs Bite Back
Healthcare and pharma companies described broad-based patient and prescription demand alongside investment-heavy capex plans, even as input costs emerged as the one category tilting negative.
Financial Services Earnings: Demand Strong, Costs Bite Back
Financial services companies reported broad demand strength and expanding capex plans in 2026Q2, even as rising input costs and a softening insurance pricing cycle complicated the picture.
Energy Earnings: Demand Runs Hot, Capex Stays Disciplined
Across oilfield services, midstream and E&Ps, management teams described strengthening activity and firming prices while working costs down rather than opening the spending taps.
Banks Post Broad Loan Growth as Funding Costs Ease
Lenders described widespread loan and deposit growth alongside falling deposit costs, even as a chunk of the group flagged rising personnel and technology spending.
Venture Global Profit Nearly Triples as LNG Shipments and Margins Surge
The liquefied natural gas exporter posted $1.3 billion in second-quarter net income, a 266% jump from a year earlier, and raised its full-year EBITDA guidance to as much as $9.1 billion.
Tyson Foods Refinances Debt, Presses Ahead on Beef Overhaul
Tyson Foods raised $1 billion in new notes to retire older debt as the meat producer closes a Nebraska beef plant and works through a leadership handoff.