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34 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: October 29, 2026.
WatchGoogle's parent posted its first top-and-bottom-line miss in nearly four years, with free cash flow turning negative as AI spending balloons toward $300 billion.
Revenue more than doubled from a year ago and the data center business alone brought in $89 billion. The AI Compute Partnership, announced in July, was paused before it was two months old.
CoreCivic's revenue jumped 27% and GEO Group's 15% as the number of people in U.S. immigration detention climbed toward 66,000 — with the administration targeting 100,000 beds.
Analysts expect $6.9 billion in second-quarter revenue, most of it from Starlink. On Thursday, a lockup expires and more than 911 million additional shares can be sold.
Chevron's profit nearly quadrupled and Exxon's doubled as the Strait of Hormuz blockade pushed Brent crude past $100. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse wants a windfall tax; Exxon's CEO calls that short-sighted.
Google's parent beat on revenue and posted a record profit, but a ballooning AI spending forecast erased roughly $300 billion in market value, while Tesla slid 14% on a profit miss.
The streamer's second-quarter revenue rose 13% to $12.56 billion, essentially matching estimates — but a weaker third-quarter outlook and a decision to disclose less about viewing sent the stock down about 8%.
WatchThe tech pioneer shed roughly $69 billion in market value Tuesday — a steeper single-day plunge than the 1987 crash — after CEO Arvind Krishna admitted the company "faltered" as customers redirected spending toward AI hardware.
The athletic wear company expects conditions to worsen before improving, citing failed product introductions and damaging publicity coverage.
Athletic apparel giant warns situation will worsen before improving, citing negative commentary and disappointing new products.
Auto parts retailer faces concerns over international growth and margin compression amid inflation pressures and potential supply chain disruptions.
Retail giant reports positive earnings but signals potential price hikes as transportation expenses surge amid Middle East tensions.
The retailer beat Wall Street expectations despite some customers pulling back on larger home improvement projects amid inflation pressures.
The fast-food giant's stock has fallen 10% over the past year as executives express growing concern about the broader economy's impact on customer behavior.
Media giant topped analyst expectations in its fiscal second-quarter earnings, marking the first report under CEO Josh D'Amaro's leadership.
Luxury automaker exceeds first-quarter earnings forecasts and maintains full-year guidance ahead of electric vehicle launch.
Pharmaceutical giant reaffirms outlook while transitioning away from declining COVID-19 business toward next-generation treatments.
Pharmaceutical giant raises full-year outlook by $2 billion as Zepbound and Mounjaro prescriptions skyrocket, with 20,000 patients now taking new pill Foundayo.
Strong performance at Taco Bell drives company-wide outperformance despite challenging economic conditions for restaurant industry.
The coffee giant reported 6.2% growth in global same-store sales as customer visits increased, demonstrating resilience against inflationary pressures from higher fuel prices.
The automaker's strong first-quarter performance was boosted by a substantial tariff refund, leading to increased confidence in full-year prospects despite ongoing economic challenges.
Consumer goods giant maintains full-year forecast despite challenging market conditions and reaffirms confidence in business strategy.
The consumer goods giant reiterated its full-year forecast as strong demand for household products drives revenue higher despite economic uncertainty.
Cable giant's first-quarter results boosted by NBC sports programming in February while company stems customer defections in core internet business.
The nation's largest private insurer now expects 2026 adjusted earnings above $18.25 per share, up from previous guidance of greater than $17.75 per share.
The streaming giant reported strong Q1 results and a significant earnings jump thanks to a termination fee from its failed Warner Bros. Discovery deal, but investors focused on guidance and leadership changes.
The streaming giant exceeded Q1 revenue expectations and posted strong earnings growth thanks to a Warner Bros. Discovery termination fee, but shares fell on unchanged guidance and leadership changes.
Netflix shares decline as Reed Hastings announces board departure, overshadowing strong Q1 revenue performance and earnings jump from WBD deal termination fee.
CEO Jamie Dimon calls economy resilient but points to 'increasingly complex set of risks' across global markets.
The bank's loans crossed the $1 trillion threshold for the first time since 2020, but compressed margins and a 22% jump in credit loss provisions sent shares sharply lower.
Bank reports 56% year-over-year jump in earnings per share, boosted by strong performance in fixed income trading amid market volatility.
CEO Jamie Dimon called the economy resilient but pointed to an 'increasingly complex set of risks' across global markets as the bank posted solid quarterly gains.
The world's largest chipmaker reported 35% revenue growth in Q1 2026, led by Nvidia and Apple orders for advanced AI processors, beating estimates despite the economic shock of the Iran war.
Athletic wear giant faces headwinds in crucial Chinese market despite showing gains in North America during ongoing turnaround efforts.