Automotive investment
Hyundai Motor Group plans to invest $15.5bn in India from 2026 through 2032. The programme includes manufacturing expansion, supplier development and about $700m for research facilities and a vehicle testing track.
Newly released minutes show that seven Reserve Banks requested a higher primary credit rate before the September decision. Four had sought the increase a week earlier; the rate took effect September 17.
Citigroup reported $5.245bn in third-quarter profit, up 40 percent from a year earlier. The comparison includes a prior-year Banamex impairment charge. Revenue rose 8 percent and credit provisions increased 6 percent.
Humana says BlackRock will buy a partner's stake valued at about $2.8bn in ventures holding nearly 150 CenterWell clinics. CenterWell will remain the operator under the new arrangement.
Goldman Sachs reported $6.44bn in equities revenue, helping lift total revenue 23% from a year earlier. Its investment banking fees rose, although the backlog of future fees declined.
JPMorgan Chase reported a 6% rise in third-quarter profit and $664m in net share repurchases. The bank said it reduced buybacks to prioritize investment in its business and clients.
Wells Fargo reported $5.95bn in third-quarter profit, up 6% from a year earlier. Average loans and deposits each grew 11%, while its provision for credit losses increased 51%.
Gran Tierra shareholders approved the $1.33 billion sale of its Colombia and Ecuador businesses to Maurel & Prom, while narrowly rejecting a separate advisory vote on executive compensation tied to the deal.
Xcel Energy proposed keeping Minnesota customer base rates unchanged in 2027 and 2028, using accelerated federal tax-credit benefits from five battery projects to offset costs. Regulators must still approve the plan.
Madison Square Garden Sports set October 26 for its Rangers separation. Holders at the October 20 record date will receive one Rangers Sports share for every two MSG Sports shares.
Digital Realty's euro finance subsidiary issued €1bn of 5.125 percent notes due 2036, producing about €985.8m of net proceeds earmarked for eligible green projects or temporary corporate uses.
McGraw Hill completed a $400m private offering of 8 percent senior secured notes due 2033 and paired it with amended credit facilities to retire 2028 notes and refinance an existing term loan.
Evernorth closed its business combination after holders redeemed 18.46 million SPAC shares for about $195.39m, while Ripple and affiliated investors contributed hundreds of millions of XRP tokens under revised closing-price terms.
Dentsply Sirona amended four borrowing agreements to raise leverage limits for the September and December quarters while restricting new liens, subsidiary debt and certain payments until its 2026 compliance certificate is delivered.
The SEC proposed letting registered funds cross trade most fixed-income securities with affiliates under expanded pricing and oversight rules. The proposal would also add aggregated cross-trade reporting.
X4 Pharmaceuticals closed a loan facility of up to $150m and drew $80m immediately. It used part of the proceeds to repay $78.7m under a prior facility, including $75m of principal.
Movado agreed to sell 95 percent of the EBEL watch brand to a buyer group led by Montres Journe for about $66.5m. Movado will retain the remaining 5 percent.
The OCC imposed a $350m penalty on American Express National Bank and said monitoring failures affected about $13bn of suspected trade-based money-laundering activity. The Fed separately ordered changes at the parent company.
America's Car-Mart's lenders extended temporary default waivers and covenant relief through October 15. The used-car retailer says talks over financing and other strategic alternatives remain active.
Diamondback Energy expects a $97m cash loss on third-quarter commodity derivative settlements. Its hedges lowered realized oil prices to $85.89 a barrel from $87.30 unhedged.
Crescent Energy agreed to pay $4.22bn in cash for Devon Energy's Eagle Ford assets. After production proceeds from a July 1 effective date, Crescent estimates a net purchase price near $3.85bn.
PepsiCo lowered its full-year core EPS growth outlook to 2.5 to 3.5 percent from the low end of a prior 5 to 7 percent range. Third-quarter revenue rose 5.6 percent to $25.27bn.
Foreign investors sold a net ¥6.9978tn of Japanese securities in September, with equity and fund-share sales outweighing purchases of long-term debt, Ministry of Finance data show.
Samsung Electronics estimated third-quarter sales at KRW 195tn and operating profit at KRW 107.4tn. The profit figure is 20 percent above the second quarter and nearly nine times the year-earlier period.
Healthcare Services Group bought NEXDINE Hospitality for $93.5m in cash, plus possible contingent consideration. The buyer expects the acquired dining and hospitality business to contribute more than $150m in annual revenue.
Rivian received the full $1 billion from a Volkswagen-funded 10-year loan facility. The non-recourse loan carries a 6.03 percent fixed rate and is secured by Rivian's joint-venture stake.
U.S. consumer credit increased at a 1.9 percent annual rate in August, the Federal Reserve reported. Revolving credit fell 4.2 percent, while nonrevolving credit grew 4.1 percent.
Azenta will close three North American Multiomics laboratories and reduce its workforce. The company expects $11m to $13m in charges and about $11m in annual savings.
Venture Global sold 465.8 TBtu of LNG and exported 124 cargoes in the third quarter. Volume was nearly unchanged from the second quarter, while the implied fixed liquefaction fee rose.
Pennon launched a fully underwritten £550m rights issue to support a larger water investment plan and lower leverage. The company expects an underlying per-share dividend reduction of about 30 percent.
Fair Isaac will eliminate about 15 percent of positions across the company. It expects roughly $27m of pretax severance and related costs, substantially all of which will require future cash spending.
Constellation Brands paid $75m at closing for SpikedAde and may pay up to $278m more over five years based on performance. The ready-to-drink brand will be integrated into Constellation's beer division.
Caribou Biosciences will stop its two allogeneic CAR-T programs and make a substantial workforce reduction. It expects $15m to $19m of restructuring costs while its board explores a sale or other transaction.
Curaleaf increased its offer for Aurora Cannabis to 0.4013 shares plus $1 cash per Aurora share, an implied $5. The previous offer was 0.3463 shares plus 75 cents, valued at $4.
Skydance completed its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Eligible WBD shares converted to $31.01666668 in cash, and WBD stock was removed from Nasdaq before Tuesday's open.
Sanofi will pay Regeneron $1bn upfront after adding four long-acting antibodies to their collaboration. Another $7bn depends on development, regulatory and commercial milestones, and global profit will be split equally.
HighPeak Energy signed agreements for $450m of convertible preferred equity and an $800m reserve-based credit facility. The company expects to use the new capital and cash to repay a $1.17bn term loan.
Informa agreed to buy Clarion from Blackstone at a £2.24bn enterprise value and began reviewing a separation of Taylor & Francis. The company will fund the deal partly through a £940m equity placing.
South Korea's official reserves fell to $440.56bn in September. The central bank cited lower foreign-currency deposits, an asset transfer to a bilateral investment corporation and currency translation.
The commodities regulator opened advance rulemaking on retail crypto transactions and a new exchange-registration category. Comments will run for 60 days after the notice reaches the Federal Register.
C.H. Robinson agreed to buy RXO for cash and shares in a transaction with an implied $5.8bn value. The standard consideration is $17.25 plus 0.0856 C.H. Robinson shares for each RXO share.
Schneider Electric agreed to pay $205 in cash for each PTC share, valuing the industrial-software company's equity at about $22.6bn. Closing is expected by the third quarter of 2027.
The SEC proposed letting more clients and regulated funds pay investment advisers performance fees. The plan would add accredited investors to the qualified-client definition and cap fund performance compensation at 20 percent of net gains.
FinCEN withdrew its 2023 crypto-mixer reporting proposal and a 2020 proposal for transfers involving unhosted wallets. Neither proposal took effect, and FinCEN said it will take no further action on the older wallet rule.
Federal agencies finalized quarterly health-plan price files, new utilization context and named-official attestations. The main requirements apply March 6, 2027, with $254.9m in estimated annual savings against $80.4m in annual costs.
FIRY received $55 million in cash for its entire 10.5 percent stake in Exit Games, realizing a 1.1 times return on the $50 million investment made in 2021.
GE HealthCare agreed to buy SOFIE Biosciences for $945m cash, adding a United States network for manufacturing and distributing short-lived PET imaging drugs and domestic rights to a Phase III tracer.
Leslie's said Nasdaq will suspend its shares Tuesday after the pool-supplies retailer entered Chapter 11, while court-approved financing includes a $90m term facility and $225m of revolving commitments.
Lucid delivered 3,806 vehicles and produced 2,954 in the third quarter, using existing inventory as it continued an operating reset designed to improve 2026 cash flow.
OFAC removed 125 people and entities from sanctions lists and updated 22 entries, continuing a Treasury review aimed at clearing defunct records and improving identifiers for compliance screening.
United States trade data show a semiconductor supply chain split by product. Japan and Taiwan lead wafer imports, Taiwan and South Korea buy most US chipmaking equipment exports, and Taiwan supplies 39 percent of imported integrated circuits.
Live Nation's new Michael Rapino contract runs through 2031 and sets annual target compensation at $60m or more from 2027, plus a $20m upfront restricted-stock-unit award.
Direct Digital says Nasdaq will suspend its shares Monday after the company failed to meet the minimum stockholders' equity rule. It expects DRCT to move to OTC Pink.
EchoStar's DISH DBS subsidiaries emerged from Chapter 11 on October 1 after reducing aggregate debt by about $4.35bn. The separate DISH Wireless cases are not included.
Nextdoor will end trading on the New York Stock Exchange after October 13 and move to the Nasdaq Capital Market the next morning. Its NXDR ticker will stay.
The SEC proposed allowing registered advisers to self-custody client crypto assets when no permitted custodian is available. The plan also creates a route for state trust companies.
FinCEN proposes barring covered US financial institutions from transmitting funds involving companies it finds are controlled by the A7 Network. OFAC separately added the network to its sanctions list.
Lyft agreed to pay $272.5m to resolve California driver-misclassification allegations from 2016 through 2020. The proposed settlement requires court approval and contains no admission or prospective operating commitments.
India plans to borrow 7.86tn rupees through dated securities in the fiscal second half, including green bonds. The full-year total is now expected below the amount in February's budget estimate.
California closed Nano Banc on Friday. Sunwest Bank assumed substantially all $686m of deposits, while the FDIC retained part of the asset book and estimated a $114m cost to its insurance fund.
Bitget says about $387.5m was transferred to attacker-controlled addresses, up from its first $351.6m estimate. The exchange plans to restore withdrawals in stages from September 28 through October 2.
AMC priced $2bn of 8.875 percent first-lien notes and $850m of new first-lien term loans. With a previously announced $1.12bn facility, the refinancing package totals $3.97bn.
SoftBank priced $10bn and EUR 1bn of senior notes, with coupons from 7.125 to 9.75 percent. It plans to use $10bn for the final tranche of its OpenAI investment.
Stitch Fix forecast fiscal 2027 revenue of $1.31bn to $1.36bn, a range spanning a 2.8 percent decline to 0.9 percent growth. Fiscal 2026 revenue rose 6.4 percent to $1.35bn.
The SEC counted 208 IPOs raising more than $137bn in the first half, up from 180 offerings and more than $27bn a year earlier. Follow-on proceeds rose 33 percent.
Ashtead Technology received a fourth unsolicited approach from Ember Infrastructure, this time at 615 pence a share. The proposal remains nonbinding, and Ember faces an October 21 deadline to make an offer.
Royal Caribbean agreed to buy a 50 percent interest in Sandals and Beaches Resorts for about $3bn. The cruise operator expects the transaction to close in early 2027, subject to approvals.
Basel's latest monitoring exercise found every sampled bank above both liquidity minimums. The current large-bank CET1 ratio held at 13.9 percent at year-end 2025.
Talos Energy completed its $420m purchase of interests in the Coulomb field, the Na Kika platform and four associated Gulf fields from Shell Offshore. Talos becomes operator of Coulomb.
CoreWeave completed a $4.2bn sale of 2.875% convertible senior notes due 2033 after buyers exercised a $500m option in full. Net proceeds were $4.137bn before the company's estimated offering expenses.
KB Home reported $1.30bn in quarterly revenue, down 20 percent, while net orders fell 12 percent. Backlog rose for the first time in four years, reaching 4,398 homes.
A settled SEC order covers OTC Link policies for security, access control and vulnerability testing from August 2016 through March 2025. The broker-dealer agreed to pay $575,000 without admitting the findings.
Treasury plans to move debt auctions to a new system within months. The department says it has repurchased nearly $500bn of securities, including about $300bn maturing within two years.
Commerce listed 19 jurisdictions whose qualifying specialty drugs can receive a zero Section 232 tariff. Companies can also seek approval for products meeting an urgent US health need.
THOR Industries reported $40.8 million in fiscal fourth-quarter net income, down 67.5 percent, while sales fell 8.4 percent. The RV maker withheld its fiscal 2027 guidance.
European regulators authorized two obicetrapib cholesterol treatments, the drug's first approvals worldwide. NewAmsterdam says the decisions trigger milestone payments in the mid-teens of millions of euros.
Sangamo completed the sale of its ST-920 Fabry disease gene therapy assets to PTC Therapeutics for $111m cash plus up to $100m tied to milestones. The seller remains in Chapter 11.
The FDIC proposed applying national-bank protections from host-state laws to out-of-state state banks, even when they serve customers without a branch. The proposal responds to litigation over Illinois' interchange-fee law.
The FDIC proposed a five-business-day deemed approval route for qualifying de minimis bank mergers. The plan would also count credit union shares and centrally booked deposits in its initial competition screen.
US banks reported a 3.32 percent aggregate net interest margin in the second quarter of 2026. The median bank in FDIC data was at 3.92 percent. That gap comes from an industry in which 18 banks hold 63.69 percent of all assets.
BCB Bancorp closed a $98m stock offering, including an underwriter over-allotment. The New Jersey lender says proceeds may support capital while it disposes of identified potential problem loans.
The subprime auto lender agreed to fund $60m of consumer relief and waive an estimated $634m of balances under proposed judgments with 40 states and Washington, D.C. Each agreement still needs court approval.
Dillard's will transfer its primary stock and trust-securities listings from the New York Stock Exchange to the Texas Stock Exchange. TXSE trading is planned to begin October 5.
H.I.G. Capital agreed to buy Mistras Group for $20.35 a share in cash, an enterprise value of about $866m. Mistras has a 40-day go-shop period.
An independent review commissioned by the Fed found supervisors knew or should have known about Silicon Valley Bank's vulnerabilities by March 2022 but did not require prompt corrective action.
CAVA's board authorized up to $100m of share repurchases through September 17, 2027. The company may fund purchases with existing cash, cash equivalents and operating cash flow.
The Bank of Japan raised its policy rate by 25 basis points to around 1.25 percent in a 7-2 vote. The new rate takes effect September 24.
Aon issued seven senior note tranches totaling $13.5bn. Six tranches worth $11.5bn carry a 101 percent redemption requirement if its pending acquisition of USI does not close.
OFAC added Iranian crypto exchange BitBank, its software developer and three individuals to the sanctions list. The two entities are marked subject to secondary sanctions.
The SEC granted temporary relief from exchange registration for permissioned venues trading tokenized NMS stocks through automated liquidity pools. The conditional order expires five years after publication.
Allstate estimates $748m of catastrophe losses for August, or $591m after tax. The month contained 21 events, with about half of the total tied to one wind and hail event.
Drax now expects 2026 adjusted EBITDA near the top of analysts' £680 million to £711 million range after strong July and August performance and the addition of Bluefield Solar Income Fund.
The FDIC counted 47 problem banks at June 30, 2026. Their identities are confidential, their aggregate assets are no longer published, and the number is a supervisory measure rather than a public failure forecast.
Lennar lowered its full-year delivery target by 2,000 homes after third-quarter profit fell 52 percent to $284 million. New orders declined 9 percent, and home-sale gross margin narrowed to 15.8 percent.
Mission Produce plans to close three facilities and reduce its workforce after buying Calavo Growers. The filing identifies $1.4m of severance costs, $8.6m of accelerated depreciation and $5.4m of retirement obligations.
Commercial crude inventories fell 640,000 barrels in the week ending September 11, while gasoline rose 794,000 barrels and distillate stocks increased 1.59m barrels, EIA data show.
The SEC proposed rescinding Rule 14a-8 and leaving shareholder proposal rights to state law and company documents. A companion proposal would end annual report delivery requirements and shorten the broker search period.
Oscar Health raised its 2026 operating-earnings range to $600 million to $800 million. It also lowered its expected medical-loss ratio by half a percentage point.
Barratt Redrow cut its 2027 completion range to 17,500 to 17,900 homes as planning delays reduce sales outlets. Adjusted pretax profit fell 7.1 percent in the year through June.
Peel Pepper raised its bid for Harworth Group to 177.5 pence a share, valuing the property developer at about £599.77 million. The new price is 2.9 percent above its August offer.
South Korea's financial regulator proposed replacing the fixed market-price formula for listed-company mergers with a fair-value test. The rules would add board opinions, outside review and related-party disclosures from December 9.
ONEOK received tenders for $5.902 billion of notes against a $2 billion purchase-price cap. It expects to accept $2.462 billion of principal across 14 of the 20 eligible series.
Uber completed a €4.5 billion senior unsecured bond sale across five maturities from 2029 to 2046. Coupons range from 3.750 percent on the shortest notes to 5.250 percent on the longest.
Tyler Technologies entered a prearranged plan to repurchase as much as $260 million of stock from September 16 through October 29. It has $1.416 billion left under its broader authorization.
Motorola Solutions raised its share repurchase authorization by $2bn. About $600m remained under the previous authorization at the end of June, and the program has no expiration date.
FinCEN analyzed 5,702 Bank Secrecy Act reports covering about $17.5bn in suspicious activity. The agency cautions that the amount includes attempted transactions, transfers between accounts and activity that may be legal.
AeroVironment first quarter revenue rose 6 percent to $480.5m and funded backlog reached $1.5bn. The company narrowed its net loss to $5.1m and left full year guidance unchanged.
America's Car-Mart sold 2,450 retail units in its fiscal first quarter, down 81.9 percent. Revenue fell 57.3 percent while the used-car retailer continued talks over financing and strategic alternatives.
Signet raised its full-year adjusted earnings range after quarterly comparable sales increased 2.2 percent. Its forecast assumes about $30m of tariff refunds and a renewed consumer-credit agreement.
Sunbelt Rentals raised full-year guidance after rental revenue increased 12.5 percent. World Cup activity supplied about 2.5 percentage points of growth, while an acquisition contributed another point.
Chime agreed to buy Stride Bank's parent for $590m in cash. The fintech expects the purchase to produce more than $100m of net synergies and close in early 2027.
Baker Hughes set a $29.4bn midpoint for 2026 revenue after including Chart Industries from July 16. Chart is expected to contribute up to $2.25bn of revenue.
Euro area pension funds held €3.91tn of assets at the end of the second quarter, up €179bn from March. The ECB marks the latest observation as provisional.
U.S. consumer credit increased at a 4.2 percent annual rate in July. Revolving credit grew 2.5 percent, while nonrevolving credit grew 4.8 percent.
GE Aerospace agreed to acquire Consolidated Precision Products for $11.75bn from Warburg Pincus and Berkshire Partners. GE plans to use $7bn of cash and new debt for the balance.
Britain's Nuclear Liabilities Fund selected Brookfield for a multi-decade investment mandate with an initial $1bn, about £750m. The ring-fenced fund covers future decommissioning costs at eight nuclear stations.
Qatar's central bank and three domestic lenders joined the AFAQ payments system. All six Gulf central banks now participate, and the regional network has 74 commercial-bank members.
India's National Stock Exchange put a revised pre-open auction into effect Monday. Market orders are now accepted only from 9:00 to 9:05 a.m., while the full session still ends at 9:15.
South Korea's Kospi opened at 6,910.78, up 3.34 percent from Friday's close. Samsung Electronics gained 4.4 percent and SK hynix rose 5.89 percent in early trading.
The official United States mortgage delinquency rate is 0.99 percent, 1.86 percent, 6.48 percent or 13.70 percent. Each figure is current and correct. None measures the same pool of loans at the same stage of missed payment.
Miami-Dade County officials say five people were killed and five others injured after a 21 Air Boeing 767-300 operating for Amazon overran a runway and struck vehicles. Miami International says two of its four runways are open.
ICBC and Agricultural Bank of China disclosed plans to raise up to RMB260bn through private placements. China's finance ministry would subscribe for RMB200bn, with tobacco interests taking the remaining RMB60bn.
Volkswagen's board approved a plan that calls for about 50,000 fewer positions beyond existing programs. The company also targets nine million annual vehicle sales, a 9 percent margin and a halved model portfolio.
Lenders extended America's Car-Mart's temporary default waiver from September 7 to September 11. The used-car retailer says it has made progress toward a transaction, but gives no assurance of one.
Sysco added a $750m delayed draw term facility intended partly for its pending Jetro acquisition. Two executive performance awards worth $3m at target disappear if the transaction does not close.
Intellia drew $75m from a senior secured OrbiMed facility that can reach $400m. Another $225m depends on regulatory, revenue and fundraising milestones, while $100m requires mutual agreement.
ASA Gold's board approved a proposal to replace its gold investment mandate with a credit-focused BDC structure managed by Saba. Shareholders still must approve the central changes.
Hurco earned $2.3m in its fiscal third quarter after a $3.7m loss a year earlier. Orders rose 25 percent, outpacing a 3 percent increase in sales.
The Federal Reserve terminated a 2024 corrective order for United Texas Bank and a 2023 agreement that restricted dividends, buybacks and borrowing at Quontic's holding companies.
USA Rare Earth completed its combination with Serra Verde for $300m in cash and 126,849,307 shares. The deal adds a Brazilian rare earth mining and processing operation.
The SEC proposed rescinding its pay-to-play rule for investment advisers. The rule blocks compensated work for a government client for two years after specified political contributions and imposes related recordkeeping duties.
Lululemon's quarterly revenue fell 4 percent to $2.4bn and comparable sales fell 9 percent. A $134.5m tariff refund added 560 basis points to both gross and operating margin.
Bank7 was named the successful bidder for about 71 percent of Century Financial Services. The $91m price is $23m above its opening offer, with net cash due of about $89m.
FinCEN's reissued order requires covered money services businesses in eight Texas and New Mexico counties to report cash transactions from $1,000 through $10,000. Newly covered firms have until October 3.
Campbell's reduced its quarterly dividend to 25 cents from 39 cents as annual sales fell to $9.74bn. The food company is targeting $500m of savings through fiscal 2030.
M&G reported £435m of adjusted operating profit before tax, up 15 percent. Its statutory result swung to a £165m loss after £551m of adverse short-term investment fluctuations.
Australian securitizers' total assets rose 3.5 percent to A$239.4bn in the June quarter. Residential mortgages increased A$4.8bn and loans to private nonfinancial companies rose A$2.7bn.
Japan's designated major investors sold a net ¥824bn of foreign long-term debt in the week to August 29. Overseas investors bought ¥509.1bn of Japanese long-term debt.
The New York and Dallas Feds will survey direct lenders after the third quarter and publish aggregate findings in early 2027. The voluntary pilot will track lending standards, demand and portfolio-company outlooks.
Private fund advisers get nine more months before the 2024 Form PF amendments take effect. The SEC and CFTC moved the compliance date from October 1, 2026 to July 1, 2027.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand raised its official cash rate by 25 basis points. It expects inflation to remain above 3 percent through 2026.
Bank of Japan board member Takata Hajime said rate increases should become more nimble in 2026. He said Japan's real policy rate remains the world's lowest.
The SEC proposed its first substantive transfer-agent rule overhaul in decades. The package would add risk controls, inactive-shareholder notices and restrictive-legend standards while extending initial registration review to 45 days.
A signed three-year agreement lets the SEC use nonpublic FDA records in public-company filing reviews and enforcement matters, subject to statutory and confidentiality limits.
U.S. holdings of foreign securities rose to $19.3tn at year-end 2025 from $15.8tn a year earlier. Foreign equities accounted for $15.3tn, with the Cayman Islands the largest reported destination.
SLB agreed to buy Kelvion for about $3.4bn in cash and assume about $700m of debt. It forecasts $120m of annual EBITDA synergies within three years and a first-half 2027 close.
A new $3bn 364-day revolver replaces the one that expired on 24 August, and amendments extended the 2023 and 2024 five-year facilities by 365 days each while adding a $5bn minimum liquidity covenant to both.
The FDIC filed an interim final rule on Monday replacing the reciprocal deposit general cap, previously the lesser of $5bn or 20 percent of liabilities, with a tiered formula topping out at $30bn, and admitting CAMELS 3 banks.
The OCC and the FDIC filed a joint final rule on August 31 defining unsafe or unsound practice by regulation and limiting matters requiring attention to material financial harm. It takes effect 60 days after publication.
FinCEN filed a section 311 proposed rule on August 31 finding the five UAE branches of Banque Misr to be of primary money laundering concern, and proposing to bar US correspondent accounts for them.
Second quarter revenue rose 6 percent to $1.88bn while net income fell 20 percent to $102m. Net bookings of about $1.2bn give a book-to-bill ratio of 0.6 for the quarter.
The tenth amendment extends the maturity from August 2029 to August 2031, permits net leverage of 3.5 times consolidated EBITDA for the full term and allows sterling drawings of up to $500m equivalent.
A binding term sheet signed on 30 August grants Ascendis a worldwide licence for a royalty of 20 percent of United States net sales and 18 percent in the European Union, Brazil and South Korea.
The compensation committee granted performance stock units with target values of $50m to the chief executive and $15m each to three other officers. Nothing is earned below a 60-day average of $454.43.
The settlement resolves claims over a 2024 charter amendment and tax sharing agreement with the controlling stockholder. Counsel will seek up to $4,805,000 from the fund, and the hearing is on 20 November.
The board approved a reduction from 201 to 160 full-time employees, with charges of about $1.5m in the third quarter. The company puts the annual saving at $17.0m, or 18 percent of operating expenses.
Definitive agreements give the department 16.4 million shares for about $35.6m, half of them bought from South32, plus options over 12.3 million more at one cent each.
Noteholders will take about 55.5 million shares and $358.4m in cash for roughly $1.4bn of zero coupon convertible notes. GameStop also gave preliminary second quarter net income of $290m to $310m.
XTO Energy has called all three of its outstanding note series for redemption on 27 September, $626,544,000 of principal carrying coupons of 6.10, 6.375 and 6.75 percent. The price is par plus a make-whole amount.
The company signed a new $2.25bn 364-day revolving facility on 24 August and terminated its December 2025 line early with no penalty. It also pushed its $3bn five-year revolver out by a year to 2031.
BioXcel Therapeutics and two subsidiaries filed Chapter 11 petitions in Delaware on Thursday. Teva has signed a stalking horse agreement at $57.5m cash, with up to $87.5m more tied to a pending FDA application.
POSCO Holdings said on Friday that its Argentine unit had secured a $700m credit facility from the IDB Group. The lender's project record splits it into $250m from IDB Invest and $450m from commercial banks.
The Financial Services Commission approved seven projects on Thursday and headlined them at 1.6 trillion won. The detail sections of the same release attribute 1.19 trillion won of that to the state fund itself, with private investors named for the rest.
Samsung Biologics will raise 3,000,940,000,000 won in a rights issue, and 2,706,163,546,103 won of it is the exact sum its tender offer for PolyPeptide Group is to cost. An amendment filed the same morning switched that funding away from borrowings.
The Commission alleges the entities made material misrepresentations in Forms ADV filed between 2025 and 2026 to pose as legitimate advisers. All 38 complaints were filed in federal court in Colorado.
The utility owner said on Thursday it has received CFIUS approval, a closing condition under its March merger agreement. The transaction still needs other regulatory clearances and remains subject to customary conditions.
Reported diluted earnings were $1.38 a share and adjusted earnings $0.52, the difference being tariff refunds. Old Navy comparable sales fell 4 percent and its chief executive steps down on 2 November.
The agreement signed on 6 July terminated by mutual consent at 4 p.m. Eastern on Thursday. Neither party owes the other anything. Solstice affirmed its guidance and authorised its first share repurchase programme, up to $500m.
The company purchased 289,624 common shares from the estate of M. Richard Robinson, Jr. at $39.7603, a 3 percent discount to the previous close, for $11,515,537.13. The audit committee recommended it and the board chair recused herself.
Claire McDonough notified Rivian on 24 August that she will resign as chief financial officer effective 30 October. Derek Mulvey, vice president of finance, is expected to take the role on an interim basis.
Urban Outfitters reported record second quarter sales and a gross margin up 580 basis points. Strip out a $95.7m refund of tariffs paid under IEEPA and the company's own adjusted figure is four.
MARAD has issued an interim final rule remaking 46 CFR part 298, the Title XI ship and shipyard loan guarantee programme. It takes effect on publication and asks for comment afterwards.
Burlington reported diluted earnings of $2.88 a share for the quarter to 1 August, including $41m after tax of tariff refunds. It says the refunds are neutral to full year earnings because all of them go back into prices.
Dollar Tree reported diluted earnings of $2.70 a share for the quarter to 1 August, of which $1.31 is the net effect of tariff refunds. Its third quarter outlook carries a $0.50 charge for reinvesting them.
KKR says the civil penalty will have no financial impact on the firm, its funds or its investors, that outside law firms will reimburse it in full, and that the Antitrust Division has closed all related investigations.
MEMX wants to list binary options on whether an issuer's reported earnings, revenues or sales clear a stated threshold. Comments to the SEC close on 17 September.
The FDIC put industry net income at $90.1bn for the second quarter and return on assets at 1.37 percent. Of the $9.7bn rise on the first quarter, $5.5bn was securities gains.
Hyundai Motor lifted its 2030 consolidated operating margin target to above 9 percent, from the 8 to 9 percent range guided last year, and attributed the change to a 3 point cut in the cost of sales ratio.
Tioga-Franklin Savings Bank was closed by Pennsylvania regulators on 21 August and Second Federal Savings and Loan Association of Philadelphia assumed all of its deposits. The FDIC puts the cost to the Deposit Insurance Fund at about $5.5m.
The Personal Information Protection Commission inspected six financial sectors from 1 April. It found resident registration numbers being taken for sign-ups, password resets and certificate linking, and says every case has now been corrected.
The Antitrust Division filed a proposed consent judgment on Wednesday requiring KKR to pay a civil penalty of $250,000,000 over premerger filings. It is the largest ever assessed under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act.
The new authorisation is effective immediately and replaces a programme first approved in May 2024 with about $11m unused. It also permits privately negotiated repurchases from REH Advisors Inc.
The Justice Department announced a $541.5 million False Claims Act settlement on Wednesday over invalid Medicare Advantage diagnosis codes. The provider self-disclosed in December 2024 and filed for Chapter 11 six months later.
George Joseph, who founded Mercury General and was its chairman from the start, has died aged 104. The company says his wife Vicky Joseph, a director since 2021, has assumed ownership of his stock.
The FDA approved Rasonque, or daraxonrasib, for metastatic pancreatic adenocarcinoma on Wednesday. Revolution Medicines then filed an 8-K putting the wholesale acquisition cost at $39,800 for a 30-day supply.
Somnigroup completed its all-stock acquisition of Leggett & Platt on Wednesday, valued at about $2.3 billion including debt. Leggett & Platt shareholders received 0.1455 Somnigroup shares each and own roughly 9 percent of the combined company.
General License 104B supersedes 104A and runs to 12:01 a.m. eastern daylight time on 1 September 2027. It covers stones that were outside Russia before March or September 2024 and have not left Russia since.
The NRC is considering the indirect transfer of licences for eight reactor units at four stations to NextEra Energy. Hearing petitions are due 20 days after publication, comments 30 days.
Kohl's second quarter net sales fell 0.9 percent and gross margin rose 305 basis points. The company says about $150m of tariff refunds arrived in the quarter, roughly $100m of it through gross margin.
The food company told the SEC its board authorised a withdrawal from the Nasdaq Global Select Market. Trading there ends at the close on 11 September and begins on the NYSE on 14 September.
Holders of about $191.0m of the 3.00% convertible notes due 2028 will take $192.7m in cash plus shares covering the conversion premium. The share count depends on Wednesday's volume-weighted average price.
The Bank of Japan surveyed 150 financial institutions and every one replied. 136 use or are trialling generative artificial intelligence, 67 of them on confidential customer data, and six report red teaming it.
Laramie Energy, 46 percent owned by Par Pacific, has agreed to sell substantially all its oil and gas assets for $485m in cash. Par expects about $146m and will exit an investment carried at $43.3m.
The auto loan delinquency rate is at a record high, below its 2009 peak, and falling. All three statements are true of different measures published in the same report, and the gap between them is not stress. It is arithmetic.
Robert Kleczynski moves from controller and tax to chief financial officer on 5 October. His base is $650,000, his annual target 90 percent of it, and his 2027 long term award $1,765,000.
Providence holders get 4.3854 Valley shares and $21.47 cash apiece, worth $83.30 on Monday's close. Valley puts the price at 1.45 times tangible book, against 1.65 for Chicago deals since 2010.
The Commission set the fiscal 2027 rate at $87.00 per million against $138.10 now. The amount Congress wants collected rose 3.5 percent, and the estimate of what will be registered rose 64.2 percent.
The base price disclosed in July was $379.3m and the adjusted price at closing was about $262.9m, most of the gap being cash the portfolio itself threw off in the meantime. Sixteen of the 25 assets go to joint ventures or managed vehicles.
Foot Locker lost $31.9m at the segment line on $1.74bn of sales in the quarter. Guidance for the year is now a loss of $40m to $80m, against $1.54bn to $1.60bn of segment profit at Dick's.
Dominion filed a supplement to its proxy statement on Tuesday morning after two New York suits and several demand letters. The added figures include an undisturbed share price of $62.97 and consideration worth $76.38.
Monday's final settlement added $55,928,000 and $35,750,000 to two series priced on 12 August. Across both pools holders gave up $5,499,089,000 of notes for $3,405,501,000 of new paper, plus cash the filing does not quantify.
Two filings landed 26 minutes apart. The new notes are $500m at 5.100 percent to 2031 and $500m at 5.600 percent to 2037. The tender hit its $1.2bn cap at the early deadline and prorated the 4.350s to 43.48 percent.
The mergers with The Real Brokerage became effective at 4:25 p.m. Eastern on Monday. Holders of 18,488,134 shares elected cash against roughly $80m available, and were prorated into a mix of cash and stock.
The combination completed on Friday and was announced on Monday. LNA Holding takes 10,953,543 newly issued shares valued at $6.5bn, one board seat and an observer, under a lock-up running to 24 months.
The FDIC, NCUA, OCC, CFPB, HUD, the Justice Department and the FHFA rescinded the February 2022 Interagency Statement on Special Purpose Credit Programs on Monday. The programmes themselves remain lawful under the statute.
Search the phrase and the first page returns three separate leaderboards, two different jurisdictions at the top, and figures for the same state thirty thousand dollars apart. None of the pages is wrong. They are answering different questions from the same federal dataset, and the Bureau of Economic Analysis publishes the line that reconciles them.
The Bank of Korea's quarterly filing with the SEC shows a new $250.4m holding in the SPDR Gold Trust at 30 June. Its three equity funds were each cut by about a fifth.
The Commission asked a Fort Worth court on Thursday to compel twelve respondents to answer subpoenas issued from April 2024. It says its investigation concerns about $42.7m raised from oil lease interests.
The Commission charged a former Trade Desk planning director on Thursday with trading ahead of two earnings releases. It puts the profits at $19,696.11 on shares and $318,362.45 on put options.
The Commission filed insider trading charges on Friday over South Jersey Industries' February 2022 sale. It alleges Gavin Wolfe bought more than 2.2 million shares for at least $53m and made about $18.5m.
The Financial Supervisory Service put first half net income at 13.8 trillion won across 20 domestic banks, down 6.4 percent. Net interest income rose 8.3 percent while gross interest revenue fell, and securities income swung 5.7 trillion won into loss.
The Export-Import Bank filed notice on Friday of two applications for a long term loan or guarantee above $100m, one from Astranis Space Technologies and one from Tele-Fonika Cable Americas. Neither notice gives an amount.
The United States government publishes an official student loan default rate. Its most recent reading, for the class of borrowers who entered repayment in fiscal 2022, is 0.0 percent: 112 defaulted borrowers out of 3,529,089. The same government's portfolio file counts 9.0 million people in default on 31 March 2026. Both are current, both are official, and they measure different things.
MPS launched simultaneous all share exchange offers for Banco BPM at about 25.31bn euro and Banca Generali at about 8.72bn euro, and put both to its own shareholders on 29 October under Article 104.
The broadcaster closed $750m of 7.500 percent senior secured first lien notes due 2034 on Friday. Proceeds redeem $675m of 10.500 percent notes due 2029 and repay $21m drawn on the revolver.
Christopher S. Guinta told the company on 17 August that he would resign as chief financial officer effective 21 August. The company says it will start a search. The filing gives no reason.
The compensation committee granted restricted stock worth $500,000 to each of three executive vice presidents on 20 August, for portfolio expansions the company announced on 30 July. It vests in 2028.
The New York Stock Exchange told loanDepot on Friday that its Class A shares had averaged below $1.00 over 30 trading days. The cure period runs six months. A reverse split would need a shareholder vote.
The independent directors of Northrop Grumman granted Kathy Warden a one-time award of 35,910 target market stock units, paying 0 to 150 percent on absolute share price movement to 31 December 2031.
CoStar Group closed its purchase of Zonda for $800m in cash. Zonda booked about $170m of revenue in 2025 at a 23 percent adjusted EBITDA margin, which puts the price at roughly 20 times that measure of earnings.
Comparable club sales rose 11.9 percent, or 3.1 percent excluding gasoline. Adjusted earnings per share guidance goes to $4.60 to $4.80 while the comparable sales range stays at 2.0 to 3.0 percent.
Revenue reached a record $937.3m, up from $759.2m. GAAP net income rose to $284.9m from $266.7m, because last year's quarter carried an immediate $53.7m deferred tax asset. Non-GAAP net income rose 33.6 percent.
Samsung Electronics told investors the residual under its 2024 to 2026 return policy is expected at about 90 trillion to 110 trillion won, and that it plans a cash dividend of around 30 trillion won in the third quarter.
The notice sets 4.75 percent on debentures issued against loans committed or endorsed between 1 January and 30 June 2026, and 4 percent under section 221(g)(4). It went on public inspection on 20 August.
The Federal Reserve approved National Westminster Bank's application for a representative office in Stamford, Connecticut, applying what the order itself calls a lesser supervision standard than a branch would have to meet.
The Justice Department says a jury in Oklahoma City convicted Sioux Erosion Control, its vice president and an employee of fixing prices and rigging bids on more than $100m of publicly funded Oklahoma road work.
The CFTC proposed on Thursday to let swap execution facilities drop the order book for permitted transactions, and quoted one venue whose book has taken no order and no trade since before 2013.
The two companies said on 20 August that the sale of Pep Boys to Mavis Tire Express Services has closed for approximately $700m in cash. Icahn Enterprises retained the real estate, AAMCO and Precision Tune.
Charter Communications completed both transactions effective 19 August. Cox Enterprises received about $4bn in cash, $6bn of convertible preferred units and roughly 26 percent of the combined company on a fully diluted basis.
Chief financial officer Diego Reynoso is stepping down, and the chief accounting officer taking over on an interim basis gets no rise in salary, bonus target or equity target, and a separate cash bonus of up to $700,000.
Second quarter operating profit of $1.1bn included about $253m of refunded tariffs, which the company says supplied 405 of the 610 basis points of margin improvement, and earnings per share of $2.66.
The homebuilder reported a net loss of $4.5m for the quarter ended 31 July, against net income of $13.9m a year earlier. The dollar value of its backlog rose 5.1 percent.
General License 131I, signed at 8.38 a.m. Eastern on Thursday, runs the negotiating window for a sale of Lukoil International GmbH to 19 September. The licence it replaces was due to lapse on Saturday.
The Board of Governors terminated its April 2017 cease and desist order against Deutsche Bank on 13 August and announced it on Thursday. That order carried a $136.95m penalty.
Capital One will redeem $1bn of Series M preferred on 1 September and BNY $1bn of Series F on 20 September. Both dates are the day each security's fixed rate ends.
The CFTC proposed on Thursday to lift the registration exemption for small commodity pools from $400,000 to $800,000, its first change since 2003, and to restore the paragraph it removed in 2012.
Estimated catastrophe losses for July came to $682m, or $539m after tax, across 23 events. About 75 percent of the total is attributed to two wind and hail events. June was $563m.
Holders of $1.425bn of the $1.6bn outstanding tendered by the early deadline, 89.06 percent of the three series, and those tenders carried the consents needed to strip the covenants. The expiration date moved to 29 September.
Operating income rose to $9.383bn from $7.286bn, helped by tariff refunds the company does not size anywhere in the release. Net income attributable to Walmart fell to $6.366bn on a $1.2bn investment loss.
Banco Santander closed its purchase of Webster Financial on Thursday, paying 2.0548 Santander depositary shares plus $48.75 in cash for each Webster share. The combined US bank shows about $327bn of pro forma assets.
Net income rose 7 percent to $1.379bn on sales and revenues up 5 percent, and the full-year forecast improved to between $4.75bn and $5.00bn. Production and Precision Agriculture sales fell 6 percent.
Wells Fargo sold 1,750,000 depositary shares on 19 August covering all 70,000 authorised shares of a new 6.55 percent fixed rate reset perpetual preferred, a liquidation preference of $1.75bn.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission issued an order on 12 August approving the indirect transfer of control of six EnergySolutions licences, including Three Mile Island Unit 2 and Kewaunee, to ECP VI, LLC and Bridgepoint Group, PLC.
The Competition Bureau asked the Competition Tribunal on 19 August to block Nortera Foods' purchase of B&G Foods Canada's Green Giant and Le Sieur businesses, ten months after the agreement, and to stop the parties closing meanwhile.
SK hynix approved the acquisition and cancellation of 24.07 million common shares, about 3.3 percent of those issued, at an estimated 40.0 trillion won. Open-market buying runs from 20 August to 19 November.
NACCO disclosed that MSHA issued its Coteau Properties subsidiary an imminent danger order at the Freedom Mine in Beulah, North Dakota, on 14 August. Nobody was hurt, and the company reserves its right to contest.
The D.C. Circuit upheld the 2024 rule designating PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances under Superfund law. The Chamber of Commerce and six other associations lost on all three grounds, including the cost-benefit challenge.
A federal judge permanently enjoined Henkel from acquiring Liquid Nails, a $725m deal, after a bench trial in July. The reasoning sits in a sealed document the parties may propose redactions to by September 11.
The CFTC proposed exempting SEC-registered advisers from commodity pool operator registration for pools sold to sophisticated investors. It also proposed raising the small pool threshold to $800,000, above the $735,097 its own inflation calculation produced.
The SEC has charged the former chief executive, finance chief and a senior finance director of Tricolor Holdings over $1.9bn of subprime auto securitisations. The complaint alleges collateral was double pledged.
The Commission proposed Regulation Crypto Assets on Tuesday. Two exemptions would cover offerings of $5m over four years and $75m a year, and a safe harbour would end the investment contract by certification.
Rexford Industrial has agreed to sell 22 industrial properties to an affiliate of EQT Real Estate for about $1.2bn in cash. The REIT puts the 2027 cash net operating income yield at 5.5 percent, reflecting rents it expects to roll down.
Both chemical companies filed supplemental disclosures on the merger their shareholders vote on August 25. The additions include the net debt figures behind Lazard's discounted cash flow work and a statement that Lazard holds no stock in either.
Curaleaf formally commenced a take-over bid for Aurora Cannabis on Tuesday at an implied US$4.00 a share. Its circular says Aurora repeatedly declined to engage. Aurora's own filing last week says its lead independent director wrote to Curaleaf's chief executive on July 24.
CRH must sell two asphalt plants to complete a $133.9m purchase in Memphis. The judgment also requires notice of any Tennessee hot-mix acquisition above $5m in revenue, whatever the federal thresholds say.
The proposed rule implements section 3 of the GENIUS Act and puts a physical presence test at the centre of it. Comments close 60 days after publication, which is set for Tuesday.
The $1.66bn term loan B prices at Term SOFR plus 2.25 percent and issues at 99.75. The 2030 senior secured notes it retires stood at $1,660m of principal on 30 June with a 9 percent cash coupon.
Elliott Davis is out after nine years and Crowe LLP is in for the year ending December 31. The bank says it wanted a larger firm with more resources as it grows.
The Export-Import Bank has taken in an application for a long-term loan or guarantee above $100m from Mesabi Metallics, covering an iron ore mine and a 7.5 million tonne direct reduction iron plant at Nashwauk, Minnesota.
The New York Attorney General found Western Union would hold more than 30 percent of retail remittances from the state to Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua and Peru. Average fees to those six may now rise no faster than CPI-U.
Lee McIntire, already a director of the Amarillo company, took the job on 11 August on a $750,000 salary and a $15,000 monthly housing allowance, and holds it until the board names a successor.
The 6.125 percent senior notes due 2034 were upsized by $100m between the two press releases Valvoline issued on Thursday. Closing is expected on 24 August.
TESS Holdings said on Friday that its engineering subsidiary will cancel the contract for a 25 MW battery plant in Kumamoto. The customer ended the project after the grid connection quote arrived.
ASICS lifted its 2026 revenue forecast from ¥950bn to ¥1,050bn and its annual dividend from ¥38 to ¥44. The same board resolved to dissolve ASICS Shoji, which made ¥5,885m of operating profit last year.
Asahi Group Holdings filed its January to March accounts on 14 August, alongside the half year. Reported interim operating profit rose 56.2 percent. Core operating profit rose 1.5 percent, and fell 8.5 percent at constant rates.
The exchange notified BlackSky on 7 August and announced on 10 August that it would begin delisting the warrants and suspend trading in them at once, citing abnormally low selling price under Section 802.01D. The common stock is unaffected.
The 0 percent notes due 2031 convert at $496.94, a premium of about 60 percent to the $310.59 close on 10 August. Cloudflare spent $259.5m of $2,462.3m in net proceeds on a capped call.
The debentures convert at the lower of $4.56 or 95 percent of the weakest five-day price, with a floor of $1.63 that can be cut to $0.65. Cash repayment of principal is capped at $35m while the Orion notes are outstanding.
Forty million units closed on Thursday at a $50 stated amount, including the full over-allotment. Holders must buy Duke common stock by 1 August 2029, and the notes behind the units are pledged to make sure they do.
The deal closed on Thursday at a cash price of $9.25bn. Parker drew $5.25bn on a 364-day term loan and $2.50bn on a three-year one, covering 84 percent of the price with bank debt.
Temporary conditional relief lets 24X National Exchange run a 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. session from January 24, 2027 if the equity data plans miss December 6. Overnight quotes would not reach the tape.
The S-4 filed on Thursday sets cash consideration at $27.00 a share and a sliding exchange ratio that fixes the stock at $27.00 of value between share prices of $67.50 and $112.50.
The notes carry a 0.00 percent coupon and convert at about $4.71, a 35 percent premium to Wednesday's $3.49 close. Opendoor is repurchasing 45.3 million shares for $158m alongside them.
Penfolds depletions in China rose 34.7 percent, and the announcement attributes about half the growth rate to diverting parallel imports into authorised channels. The group booked a statutory net loss of $1,078.7m.
Operating revenue rose 13.3 percent to $1.25bn. Total expenses rose 21.1 percent to $557.4m, statutory profit fell 3.5 percent to $484.9m, and the total FY26 dividend fell 7.5 percent to 206.5 cents.
The Silver Lake funds priced 12,500,000 First Advantage shares at $22.20 and closed on Wednesday. The 30 day lock-up they signed does not cover the up to 4,200,000 shares going to their limited partners.
The Tampa company missed the 27 July deadline to get its bid price back above $1. Nasdaq says it cannot have a second compliance period because the market value of its publicly held shares is under $1.0m.
American Express closed a sale of 6.450 percent preferred shares on Wednesday and says it plans to redeem its 3.550 percent Series D in full on 15 September. Both series are 1,600 shares and $1.6bn.
Intel sold 210,526,315 shares at $95 on 10 August. The 8-K filed Wednesday afternoon adds that the underwriters exercised their option in full the next day, which takes the total to $23bn.
EnviroServe is expected to make about $27m of adjusted EBITDA on about $250m of revenue. Clean Harbors expects $25m of cost synergies over two years, which is what turns 17 times into nine.
Edward Decker is stepping back from the role. Ann-Marie Campbell takes day to day operations, and Richard McPhail, the chief financial officer, becomes interim principal executive officer for filing purposes.
The supermajority amendments carried 391,794,776 to 1,017,890 at the 6 August annual meeting and went in at Delaware on Tuesday. Each amended clause operates only on and after the 50% Trigger Date.
The Series U preferred, designated in July 2021, was redeemed on Monday and eliminated from the charter on Tuesday. Goldman said in July it would fund the redemption out of the new 6.500 percent series.
The lease-to-own lender closed the merger on Tuesday. Former CCF Holdings owners hold about 79.8 percent of the combined company, the top of the new debt stack costs 20 percent a year, and every executive officer has gone.
The New York Stock Exchange told Grove Collaborative on 7 August that it fails Section 802.01B, which requires both a $50m average market capitalisation over 30 trading days and $50m of stockholders' equity.
Ultragenyx and Baylor Research Institute settled ANDA litigation with Esjay Pharma on 7 August. The licence lets a generic DOJOLVI reach the market on 1 January 2033, or 1 July 2033 if paediatric exclusivity is granted.
Curtiss-Wright adopted a Rule 10b5-1 plan on 10 August to repurchase $100m of its stock at the maximum daily volume Rule 10b-18 allows. The filing expects the money spent by the end of August.
NorthWestern told FERC it had added 205.4 MW of net uncommitted capacity and that its own analyses fail the wholesale market share screen in winter and spring. The Commission opened a show cause proceeding.
AMETEK increased the maximum outstanding under its commercial paper programme from $2.3bn to $3.5bn on 7 August. The filing says the programme and the revolving credit facility together should not exceed $3.5bn.
The OCC and the FDIC proposed raising the Community Reinvestment Act large bank threshold from $1.649bn in assets to $10bn. On the FDIC's own count, the number of large banks it supervises would fall by 250, to 31.
The board selected 1-for-30 from ratios its stockholders pre-approved in November, and cut authorised common stock from 3,000,000,000 shares to 100,000,000. The Nasdaq compliance date is 31 August.
Deleting a beneficial ownership cap lifts a Green Thumb subsidiary from 49.99 percent of RYTHM to about 89.9 percent. Green Thumb says it does not intend to exercise anything, and will consolidate RYTHM anyway.
NextEra filed pro forma combined figures for the Dominion Energy merger on Monday night. Half year earnings per share go from $2.56 to $2.08, and the deal books $35.9bn of new goodwill.
The SEC alleges Adit Ventures Management and Eric Munson took undisclosed markups and fees on pre-IPO stakes. The defendants consented to judgment without admitting the allegations, and the court will set the money later.
Texas Stock Exchange has filed to add four tickets to its Rodeo Program and reopen the application window. A ticket costs a $250,000 prepayment fee and is redeemable for warrants over 100,000 shares of its parent.
Nike's chief accounting officer resigns on 4 September, and the same day David Denton, who becomes chief financial officer on 17 August, is designated principal accounting officer until a successor is found.
Skyworks issued $800m of 5.000 percent notes due 2028, $600m of 5.750 percent due 2032 and $600m of 6.250 percent due 2036 on Monday, toward roughly $3.00bn of cash consideration for Qorvo.
Amneal paid $375m in cash and issued 28,942,098 Class A shares for all of Kashiv BioSciences on Monday. Up to $350m more rides on regulatory milestones for six product candidates.
Southwest Airlines appointed Varun Krishna and Jason T. Liberty to its board on Monday, effective immediately, taking it to thirteen members. Neither was placed on a committee.
LiveRamp filed supplemental proxy disclosures on Monday morning, a week before the 17 August vote on the $38.50 Publicis deal and after three stockholder suits. The company says the additions were not required and denies the allegations.
Brown & Brown filed a transition agreement with P. Barrett Brown, an executive vice president and named executive officer, whose voluntary resignation for good reason took effect immediately. The stated cash runs to August 2028.
Ryman Hospitality Properties has agreed to buy the JW Marriott and Ritz-Carlton at Grande Lakes for $1.38bn. The 12.5 times multiple rests on unaudited figures the seller supplied.
HUD will offer about 1,500 due and payable reverse mortgage notes with a balance near $465m, down from 2,500 and $730m in January. Bids close on 1 September, nearly seven months late.
OFAC designated Siavash Kayvanpour and six companies on Friday over Iranian digital asset exchanges, and published their bitcoin, ether, tron and solana addresses on the list itself.
FinCEN renewed the geographic targeting order covering banks and money transmitters in Hennepin and Ramsey Counties. It takes effect on 11 August, runs to 6 February, and reaches cross-border transfers of $3,000 or more.
Treasury published the 2025 CFIUS report on Friday. It records 207 covered notices, 140 declarations, two presidential decisions, and 62 official inquiries opened into deals nobody filed.
The SEC approved the twenty-seventh amendment to the limit up-limit down plan. Bands run 20 percent either side of two reference prices, from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m., with no automatic pauses.
A mutual termination agreement ends the business combination announced in August 2025, together with every ancillary document. The parties cite market conditions, and no break payment appears in the filing.
Dream Finders Homes will buy Beazer at an enterprise value of about $2.2bn, a price the companies put at 0.8 times book. Beazer withdrew its outlook and cancelled Monday's earnings call.
The board said a strategic review is under way and that the options include selling a substantial part of the division holding GSC, GI, Noreva, Easat and Pumps. Rothschild is advising.
ENEOS Holdings will take TPC Holdings of Houston by merger in October, lifting its butadiene capacity to third in the world. The disclosure withholds the price under a confidentiality agreement.
Kirin Holdings will take Jamieson Wellness private for C$45.75 a share in cash, about C$2.0bn of equity value. The sale process started after an unsolicited approach from a different party in March.
Vylor, the seed business Corteva plans to spin off on about 1 October, opened exchange offers for three series of EIDP notes totalling $1.6bn. Tendering holders must also consent to removing the covenants.
Accuray transferred from the Nasdaq Global Select Market to the Nasdaq Capital Market at Thursday's open. Nasdaq granted an additional 180 days, to 1 February 2027, to meet the $1.00 bid price rule.
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced a Financial Reporting and Accounting Unit within its Division of Enforcement on Wednesday. Timothy Zimmerman, who joined the division in May 2026 as a senior adviser, will lead it.
The United States and 17 states allege Cal-Maine Foods, Hickman's Egg Ranch and three Versova entities placed bids designed to lift Urner Barry's daily egg quotations between June 2022 and March 2025.
The credit card delinquency rate is 13.12 percent, and it is also 2.92 percent, and it is also 4.03 percent. All three are current Federal Reserve outputs. Two of them come from the same dataset. The 13.12 percent figure counts balances that have already been charged off and written down, which is why it keeps climbing while every measure of current payment behaviour peaked in 2024.
Graham Holdings disclosed the sale on Wednesday. Kaplan International UK Holdings will sell all the shares in the company operating Dublin Business School, together with certain intellectual property, subject to completion conditions.
The company put the consolidation in an Item 2.05 filing on Wednesday. Pre-tax restructuring charges are put at $55m to $70m, of which $40m to $50m is cash, and the plan runs to fiscal 2030.
Nine tranches run from floating rate paper due 2028 to a 6.100 percent bond maturing in 2066. Net proceeds of about $9.93bn will reduce commitments under a $10.0bn 364-day delayed draw term loan.
The company told the SEC on Wednesday afternoon that all necessary regulatory approvals for the Lhoist North America combination are in hand. It now expects to close in the third quarter, subject to customary conditions.
The proposed rule overrides time priority for an affiliated market maker and makes an independent third party certify compliance every year. Customers would see a notice they cannot dismiss without acknowledging it.
The threshold for loans to executive officers would rise from $100,000 to $400,000 and the board approval threshold from $500,000 to $2,000,000. The FDIC last looked at these figures in December 1994.
The board adopted all eleven on 29 July and every one of them takes something out of the rulebook. Eighteen people commented on the insurance notice rule, five opposed it, and the board adopted the proposal unchanged.
SpaceX reported its first results as a public company. Revenue rose 92 percent to $7.8bn and the net loss narrowed to $541m. Capital spending for the quarter came to $18.4bn, of which $15.8bn was the AI segment.
The fire is disclosed as a subsequent event, so it sits outside the quarter just reported. Coupang says it holds property and liability cover, intends to pursue claims, and cannot yet estimate the financial impact.
Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission announced both on 10 June. The larger, about $278m, concerns the breach. The other, about $132m, concerns an advertising program. Neither is deductible.
The company gave the exchange written notice on Tuesday. Trading ends on the New York Stock Exchange at the close on 14 August and opens on Nasdaq on 17 August under the ticker NXH.
The Board approved the application unanimously on Tuesday. Santander Holdings USA would become the 19th largest depository organisation in the United States, and the largest bank in Connecticut, against a 30 percent state limit.
The merger closed on Tuesday and Nasdaq trading stops before Wednesday's open. The buyer drew $9.375bn of dollar term loans and had already sold $5.375bn and €1.08bn of notes in April.
Four series with about $3.0bn outstanding are eligible, but the cap is on price rather than principal. The 2051 notes rank first and the largest series, due 2032, ranks last.
The filing puts the cash at AUD 258m and adds a AUD 69.3m note that pays no cash interest, plus a 49 percent stake in the joint venture that bought the business.
Joe Erlinger gave notice on 3 August and left the role on 4 August. Skye Anderson takes it the same day, across a business the company puts at nearly 14,000 restaurants.
An 8-K filed on Tuesday morning says Theresa Wagler, chief financial officer since 2007, becomes president and chief executive on 1 January 2027, when co-founder Mark Millett moves to executive chairman.
A proposed rule filed on Tuesday morning would let a supervised bank disclose confidential supervisory information in six situations without asking first, and would delete the rule's reference to criminal liability.
An 8-K filed at 06.19 Eastern reports the separation closed on 3 August. ADI Global Distribution now trades as ADIG, and Resideo changed chief executive at the same moment.
The proposed order runs ten years and installs a monitor. Insulin would be capped at $25, $50 or $75 by days of supply, and only the Aetna provisions sit outside the meeting-competition exception.
Toyota lifted its forecast for operating income in the year to March 2027 to 3,400 billion yen from 3,000 billion. A note on its own bridge chart puts the increase at 60.0 billion excluding exchange rate and swap valuation effects.
An 8-K filed at 16.28 on Monday reports fiscal third quarter revenue of $312m and new orders of $934m, a book-to-bill of 3.0 times. Backlog reached $2.4bn, up 69 percent.
Boise Cascade's distribution arm signed a ten year agreement effective 31 July making it James Hardie's sole full line national distributor. It must buy all its requirements of those products from James Hardie, and the parent guarantees performance.
Teleflex completed the sale of its original equipment manufacturing business on 3 August for $1,500,000,000 in cash, and estimates after tax proceeds of about $1.25bn. It names $800m of debt reduction and a $1bn buyback authorisation.
Comtech signed a fifth amendment to its 2024 credit agreement on 30 July, waiving the excess cash flow prepayment for the year ended 31 July. A $10.0m advance from the Wavestream sale was split 65/35 between two loans.
Sleep Number closed the sale of substantially all its assets to Sleep Country Canada's SNBR unit on 31 July for $529.5m in cash. It expects no proceeds for stockholders, and the common stock will be cancelled.
An 8-K filed on Monday morning sets out a CFO Transformation Award of up to 75,000 restricted stock units, half on a share price test running to the end of 2028 and half on adjusted EBITDA.
Brookfield completed the purchase of the 26 percent of Oaktree it did not already own on 31 July, for approximately $3.0bn in cash and shares. It says the United States now supplies nearly half of Brookfield Asset Management's revenue.
Marriott reported worldwide RevPAR up 3.4 percent in the second quarter and US and Canada up 5.0 percent. International RevPAR fell 0.5 percent, and the company attributes that to a 43 percent decline in the Middle East.
Prysmian will acquire Atkore for $95.00 a share in cash, an enterprise value of about $3.8bn and a premium of roughly 30 percent to Friday's close of $72.96. The termination fee is $115,920,000.
South Korea's Financial Services Commission has stopped Lotte Card issuing cards to new customers from 1 August to 15 September, and fined it 5 billion won, over a hack that took the credit information of 2.97 million people.
Trump Media said on 16 July that Truth API would reach institutional customers on 1 August. A letter dated 28 July from Senators Warren and Schiff asks the SEC to open an investigation.
The Federal Reserve has noticed Bank7 Corp's application to acquire Century Financial Services Corporation and Century Bank of Santa Fe. Comments close on 2 September. The underlying purchase is a stalking horse bid.
The SEC has approved ICE Clear Credit's addition of single name sovereign credit default swaps on Ecuador, Guatemala, El Salvador, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Kenya, Angola and Pakistan to the contracts it clears.
The SEC approved Cboe BZX rule changes on an accelerated basis six days after they were filed. They add a 15 percent buffer of ineligible assets, define digital commodity, and permit active management.
The Commission has granted CME Group's petition to review the accelerated approval of Nasdaq PHLX bitcoin index options. The approval remains stayed, and written statements are due 21 days after publication.
The SEC has noticed an application from three Baillie Gifford entities for relief allowing a single open-end fund to carry an exchange-traded share class alongside conventional mutual fund classes.
The NRC has issued a draft environmental assessment and draft finding of no significant impact on reauthorizing power operations at the Duane Arnold Energy Center in Iowa, a 610 megawatt reactor shut down in 2020.
Treasury's own daily yield curve puts the 30-year at 5.27 percent on 31 July, above every reading since 6 July 2007, and the 20-year closed a hundredth higher at 5.28.
FERC will prepare an environmental impact statement for a sixth liquefaction train at Rio Grande LNG in Cameron County, Texas, and cites an error in distributing the scoping notice as its reason for adding a virtual session.
Venture Global CP2 LNG has asked the Energy Department for a 20-year licence to export 620.5 Bcf a year from an expansion of its Cameron Parish terminal, which is under construction.
The Employee Benefits Security Administration amended prohibited transaction exemption 2014-06 for the AT&T Pension Benefit Plan. The plan received $80m for accepting the changes, and the added relief runs from October 2018 to April 2023.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission accepted a settlement in which the former congressman consented, without admitting the findings, to disgorge $17,569.98, pay a $17,500 penalty and stop trading on any registered entity for three years.
EMCOR disclosed that MSHA issued its subsidiary MOR PPM an imminent danger order under section 107(a) at the Sivells Bend mine in Cooke County, Texas, on 28 July. Nobody was hurt.
The asset services company will substantially wind down Heritage Global Capital, expects a material non-cash charge on non-performing loans in the second quarter, and moved its results call from 6 August to 13 August.
HRSA will let drugmakers deliver the 340B discount as a rebate rather than an upfront price cut, for Medicare-negotiated drugs only, with manufacturer plans due 24 August and a 1 January 2027 start.
The Federal Reserve proposed the first update to its mutual banking rules in 30 years. It would remove the annual member vote that legacy waiver mutual holding companies must hold before declining a dividend.
The Federal Reserve proposed the first comprehensive rewrite of Regulation O since 1979, quadrupling five dollar thresholds frozen since 1994 and indexing them to nominal GDP every five years thereafter.
ExxonMobil reported second quarter earnings of $14,525m against $4,183m in the first quarter. Reported production fell to 4,514 thousand barrels of oil equivalent a day, and the results are the first filed by a Texas registrant.
Chevron reported second quarter earnings of $12,072m against $2,490m a year earlier, on an average Brent price the release puts at $104 a barrel against $68. Its US natural gas realisation fell to $0.91.
The Hungarian group has agreed to acquire BG Cyprus Limited, which holds a non-operated 35 percent interest in Cyprus Block 12. Final investment decision is planned for 2027 and first gas for 2031.
Seoul's benchmark finished at 6,595.45, up 1,001.89 points. Foreign investors bought a net 7.25 trillion won of KOSPI shares and domestic retail investors sold a net 8.26 trillion won.
The Financial Supervisory Service put foreign net selling of listed Korean shares at 49.34 trillion won in June, a sixth consecutive month. Foreign holdings still rose, to 36.4 percent of market value.
Seoul's benchmark stood at 6,467.94 shortly before 10 a.m. on Friday, up 15.63 percent, after three consecutive falls. A buy-side sidecar suspended program buying for five minutes at 9:06 a.m.
Electronic Arts told the SEC on Thursday that all regulatory approvals for its take-private have been obtained, and that it expects the merger to close on or about the close of trading on 4 August.
TFS Financial reported that its mutual holding company received Federal Reserve non-objection to waive dividends on the 81 percent stake it holds, up to $1.27 a share during the 12 months ending 7 July 2027.
An FDA advisory committee voted 9 to 3 that available evidence did not support the effectiveness of Capricor's Deramiocel for cardiomyopathy in Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The PDUFA target action date remains August 22.
Avanos Medical recorded the completion of its acquisition by affiliates of American Industrial Partners, with each share converted into $25.00 in cash and aggregate merger consideration of approximately $1,200 million.
Iuka Bancshares and The Iuka State Bank of Salem, Illinois entered a written agreement with the St. Louis Fed and Illinois regulators that stops dividends and new debt without prior approval, after examiners found deficiencies including Bank Secrecy Act compliance.
River Financial Corporation, the Prattville, Alabama holding company for River Bank and Trust, filed its fourth amendment to a June cybersecurity disclosure on Thursday morning, and it carries a sentence that appears in none of the four filings before it.
Extreme Networks filed a Form 8-K at 07:17 on Thursday morning recording a new credit agreement entered into on 29 July with JPMorgan Chase Bank as administrative agent.
Open Lending Corporation filed a Form 8-K at 09:13 on Thursday morning recording the completion of its acquisition by ANV Group Holdings Ltd., a private limited company incorporated in England and Wales, and the end of its Nasdaq listing.
Freddie Mac reported second quarter 2026 net income of $3,838m on Thursday morning, up 61 percent from $2,387m a year earlier, in an Exhibit 99.1 attached to a Form 8-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Intercontinental Exchange filed a Form 8-K on Thursday morning disclosing an Agreement and Plan of Merger dated 29 July 2026 with MarketAxess Holdings Inc. and Igloo Merger Sub II, Inc., under which every MarketAxess share converts into the right to receive $167.00 in cash.
Yum China Holdings reported unaudited second quarter 2026 results on 30 July 2026 in an exhibit to a Form 8-K. Total revenues rose 13 percent year on year to $3.1bn, or 6 percent excluding foreign currency translation.
CRH reported second quarter 2026 results on 30 July 2026 in an exhibit to a Form 8-K. Total revenues were $10.8bn against $10.2bn a year earlier, 6 percent higher.
The KOSPI closed at 5,593.56 on Thursday in Seoul, down 69.68 points or 1.23 percent, its third consecutive decline, reported by Cho Su-yeon at the Seoul Economic Daily.
The National Pension Fund Management Committee raised the 2026 domestic equity target to 20.8 percent from 14.9 percent and widened the permitted rebalancing range for domestic equities, while declining to disclose the range itself.
The KOSPI opened at 5,681.77 on Thursday in Seoul, up 18.53 points or 0.33 percent, and was at 5,678.45 at 10:15 a.m., up 15.21 points or 0.27 percent, reported by Kim Daehyun at The Asia Business Daily.
Deputy Prime Minister Koo Yun-cheol convened an emergency market meeting after the KOSPI fell 28.9 percent from the end of June, and four further measures on single-stock leveraged products are to be pursued immediately.
Samsung Electronics reported second-quarter consolidated revenue of KRW 171.5 trillion and operating profit of KRW 89.5 trillion on Thursday morning in Seoul, calling both all-time highs and putting the revenue figure 28 percent above the first quarter.
Lam Research's results for the quarter ended 28 June, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday afternoon, report revenue of $6,722.2m against $5,841.5m in the March quarter and $5,171.4m in the same quarter of 2025.
Microsoft's fourth quarter filing records additions to property and equipment of $35,802m for the quarter and $115,948m for the fiscal year, with commercial remaining performance obligation up 84 percent to $678 billion.
Meta Platforms reported second quarter results on Wednesday in an 8-K accepted by the Securities and Exchange Commission at 4:03 p.m. Eastern. Revenue was $60,801m, up 28 percent from $47,516m.
Rio Tinto reported half-year results on Wednesday showing underlying EBITDA of $14,826m for the six months to 30 June, up 28 percent from $11,547m. The increase came almost entirely from one product group.
The KOSPI closed at 5,663.24 on Wednesday in Seoul, down 360.42 points or 5.98 percent, and the KOSDAQ closed at 662.68, down 43.17 points or 6.12 percent, both reported by Lim Hye-rin at the Seoul Economic Daily.
The Korea Exchange halted trading in KOSPI-listed shares for 20 minutes from 12:31 p.m. on Wednesday in Seoul after the index fell more than 8 percent from Tuesday's close, Yonhap reported.
SK hynix reported second-quarter revenue of 79.3187 trillion won, operating profit of 60.5426 trillion won and net profit of 93.9226 trillion won on Wednesday, giving an operating margin of 76 percent and what the company's own release calls a net margin of 118 percent.
PPG reported second quarter 2026 results on July 28, 2026, furnishing the release to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibit 99 to a Form 8-K under Items 2.02 and 9.01, accession number 0000079879-26-000246.
SCE Recovery Funding LLC, a bankruptcy-remote subsidiary of Southern California Edison, issued $1,953,948,000 of Senior Secured Recovery Bonds, Series 2026-A on July 28, 2026, reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission under Item 8.01 of a Form 8-K, accession number 0001193125-26-321246.
Extra Space Storage Inc. reported second quarter 2026 results after the close on July 28, furnishing the release to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K, accession number 0001289490-26-000048.
WM reported second quarter 2026 results after the close on July 28, furnishing the release to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K, accession number 0001104659-26-087575.
HF Sinclair Corporation issued two press releases on July 28, 2026, furnished to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibits 99.1 and 99.2 to a Form 8-K, accession number 0001915657-26-000046.
Ashland appointed two independent directors and entered a cooperation agreement with Ancora Holdings Group, forming a Capital Allocation Advisory Committee, with a standstill running toward the 2027 and 2028 annual meetings.
A Delaware shell formed to hold Sysco and Jetro Restaurant Depot renamed itself Sysco Holdings Corporation, but neither company has filed a report stating that the mergers have completed.
Centene Corporation reported second quarter 2026 results on July 28, furnishing the release to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K, accession number 0001071739-26-000154.
United Parcel Service, Inc. reported second quarter 2026 results before the market opened on July 28, furnishing the release to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K, accession number 0001628280-26-049912.
The Boeing Company reported second quarter 2026 results before the market opened on July 28, furnishing the release to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K, accession number 0001628280-26-049929.
LVMH reported first-half 2026 revenue of €38,644m against €39,810m a year earlier, a fall of 3 percent as reported and a rise of 2 percent on an organic basis, in a release dated Paris, 27 July 2026.
Hubbell Incorporated reported second quarter 2026 results at 7:30 a.m. eastern time on July 28, furnishing the release to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K, accession number 0001628280-26-049934.
S&P Global reported second quarter 2026 results at 7:21 a.m. eastern time on July 28, furnishing the release to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K, accession number 0000064040-26-000040.
Mercedes-Benz Group AG reported second-quarter revenue of €32.1bn, against €33.2bn a year earlier, and Group EBIT of €1.5bn against €1.3bn, in a release published on 28 July.
Unilever published its 2026 first-half results on 28 July. Underlying sales grew 4.8 percent in the half, made up of 4.2 percent volume and 0.6 percent price, and accelerated in the second quarter to 5.8 percent underlying sales growth with 5.5 percent volume.
VARTA AG of Ellwangen applied to the Stuttgart district court for the opening of insolvency proceedings in self-administration, according to the company's own press release dated 24 July 2026, which says the application was filed the day before.
The KOSPI closed on Tuesday at 6,023.66, down 732.09 points or 10.84 percent, the second largest fall in points and the fourth largest in percentage terms in the index's history, reported by Lim Chunhan at The Asia Business Daily.
The Financial Services Commission and the Korea Exchange published draft standards on July 28 for what the Commission calls listing up, and describes in its own English text as naming and shaming, of companies with low price-to-book ratios.
Korea's Financial Services Commission moved to July 31 the date on which the minimum deposit for buying single-stock leveraged products rises from KRW10 million to KRW30 million and must be held in cash alone.
The KOSPI extended its fall through the Tuesday afternoon session in Seoul, dropping about 10.5 percent to 6,051.19 by midday and taking the index to its lowest level since April, the Associated Press reported.
The Korea Exchange halted all trading on the KOSPI for 20 minutes on Tuesday morning in Seoul after the index fell 8.02 percent to 6,213.51, triggering a Level 1 circuit breaker at 10:13 a.m. local time.
Noble Corporation plc reported second quarter 2026 results on July 27, furnishing the release to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K, accession number 0001895262-26-000138.
Brown & Brown, Inc. reported second quarter 2026 results after the close on July 27, furnishing the release to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K, accession number 0001193125-26-318245.
Vulcan Materials said the tribunal in its NAFTA arbitration against Mexico found several violations but awarded Vulcan negligible monetary damages. The decision itself remains confidential.
Celestica Inc. reported second quarter results for the period ended June 30, 2026 after the close on July 27, furnishing the release to the Securities and Exchange Commission as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K.
The Securities and Exchange Commission published its report to Congress on the 45th Annual Government-Business Forum on Small Business Capital Formation on July 27, 2026, and the Commission's written responses inside it carry the news.
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern made five filings in Surface Transportation Board docket FD 36873 on July 27, 2026, the date the Board had set for both a supplemental submission and the public release of their employee data.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is extending by 30 days, to August 26, the comment deadline on its request covering 24/7 trading of standard futures and perpetual contracts referencing energy commodities.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission's Division of Market Oversight issued a staff advisory on July 24, 2026, CFTC Letter No. 26-22, telling designated contract markets that broad template certifications of event contracts should not be filed under Commission Regulation 40.2(a).
The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control said on July 27, 2026 that it had removed 84 individuals and entities from its sanctions lists and improved the identifying information on 22 remaining entries.
Expand Energy Corporation (NASDAQ: EXE) announced at 07:00 ET on July 27, 2026 that it has entered a definitive merger agreement to acquire Twin Eagle Holdings, N.A., LLC from Five Point Infrastructure for $1.25 billion.
Treasury and the European Commission published the joint statement from the EU-US Joint Financial Regulatory Forum on 24 July, 44 days after the meeting itself closed in Brussels on 10 June.
The Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network published a notice in the Federal Register on July 24, 2026, at 91 FR 46761, extending the comment period on its proposed amendment to the definition of Huione Group.
Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin signed an order on July 24, 2026 barring Paramount Skydance from closing its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery until the earlier of five days after a merits determination or June 1, 2027.
Gentex Corporation reported second-quarter results dated July 24. Net sales were $651.3 million, down 1 percent from $657.9 million a year earlier.
Booz Allen Hamilton reported first-quarter fiscal 2027 results dated July 24. Revenue was $2,800m, down 4.2 percent from $2,924m a year earlier, and revenue excluding billable expenses fell 3.8 percent to $1,965m.
The Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network issued an alert on July 24, 2026, urging financial institutions to detect, prevent, and report suspicious activity tied to fraud against Federal student aid programs.
Oil prices fell sharply on Friday, July 24, reversing part of a week-long rally.
Canadian National Railway reported second-quarter 2026 results dated July 24. Revenues were C$4,753m, up C$481m or 11 percent from a year earlier.
Verizon reported second-quarter 2026 results dated July 24. It added 184,000 postpaid phone net additions, the best consumer performance for a second quarter in five years, and more than 550,000 net additions across mobility and broadband combined, over 230,000 more than a year earlier.
American Express reported second-quarter 2026 results dated July 24. Total revenues net of interest expense were $19.6bn, up 10 percent from $17.86bn a year earlier.
NextEra Energy reported second-quarter 2026 results dated July 24. Adjusted earnings were $2.407bn, or $1.15 per share, up from $2.164bn, or $1.05, a year earlier, a 9.5 percent gain in adjusted earnings per share.
SLB reported second-quarter 2026 results dated July 24. Revenue was $8.972bn, up 3 percent from the first quarter and 5 percent from $8.546bn a year earlier.
Deckers Brands reported net sales of $1,019.5m for the quarter ended June 30, up 5.7 percent from $964.5m and the first time the company has passed $1bn in a first fiscal quarter.
Paramount Skydance disclosed that holders of 100 percent of its voting power acted by written consent on July 20 to elect ten directors and ratify PricewaterhouseCoopers as auditor for fiscal 2026.
Harley-Davidson furnished an amended Form 8-K on July 23 carrying a corrected version of the second-quarter earnings release it had issued that morning.
Brent crude settled at $100.69 a barrel on Thursday, up 7 percent and the first settlement above $100 since May 26. US West Texas Intermediate settled at $92.19, up 6 percent.
American Airlines reported record second-quarter 2026 revenue of $16.7bn, up 16.3 percent from a year earlier and the highest quarterly figure in company history, in results released July 23.
Blackstone reported second-quarter 2026 results dated July 23, with GAAP net income of $2.4bn and distributable earnings of $2.0bn, or $1.52 per common share. Total segment revenues rose 24 percent to $3.8bn from $3.07bn a year earlier.
Boston Beer reported second-quarter net revenue of $568.3m on July 23, down 3.3 percent, with depletions off 6 percent and shipments off 4.5 percent to about 2.0 million barrels.
Charter Communications filed a Form 8-K on July 23 carrying the audited consolidated financial statements of Cox Communications for 2025, 2024 and 2023, the first public accounts of the business it has agreed to combine with its own.
Comcast reported second-quarter 2026 results dated July 23 for the quarter ended June 30, and used the release to announce that it intends to separate NBCUniversal and Sky.
Dow reported second-quarter 2026 net sales of $12.1bn, up 20 percent from a year earlier, with the increase driven entirely by price, in results dated July 23.
Freeport-McMoRan reported second-quarter 2026 net income attributable to common stock of $984m, or $0.68 per share, in results dated July 23. Adjusted net income was $1.1bn, or $0.74 per share.
Lockheed Martin reported second-quarter 2026 earnings of $7.94 a share, against $1.46 in the same quarter of 2025, in results dated July 23. The 2025 figure carried $1.6bn of program losses and $169m of other charges.
Nasdaq, Inc. reported second-quarter 2026 net revenue of $1.5bn, an increase of 15 percent over a year earlier, in results dated July 23. GAAP diluted earnings per share of $0.89 rose 14 percent, and non-GAAP diluted earnings per share of $1.07 rose 25 percent.
Newmont reported second-quarter results on July 23: net income of $2.2bn, adjusted net income of $2.2bn or $2.10 a diluted share, adjusted EBITDA of $3.8bn, and free cash flow of $2.2bn, which the company described as a record for a second quarter.
Ovintiv reported second-quarter net earnings of $456m, or $1.62 a diluted share, on July 23, a figure that includes a pre-tax loss of $337m on the sale of its Anadarko assets.
RTX reported second-quarter 2026 sales of $24.7bn, up 14 percent and up 16 percent organically, in results dated July 23. GAAP earnings were $1.57 a share and adjusted earnings of $1.89 rose 21 percent.
Sallie Mae reported second-quarter GAAP diluted earnings of 29 cents a common share on July 23, down from 32 cents a year earlier, on net income of $59m.
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced on July 23 that it will host a public roundtable on September 17, 2026 to discuss moving toward 24-hour trading in US equity markets.
Southwest Airlines reported record second-quarter 2026 operating revenue of $8.4bn, up 16.4 percent and the highest in company history, with adjusted operating revenue of $8.7bn, up 20.3 percent, in results dated July 22.
T-Mobile US reported second-quarter 2026 results dated July 23. Service revenues were $19.0bn, up 9 percent, and postpaid service revenues were $15.9bn, up 13 percent.
Thermo Fisher Scientific reported second-quarter 2026 results dated July 23 for the quarter ended June 27. Revenue grew 10 percent to $11.99bn, including 5 percent organic growth.
Union Pacific reported second-quarter 2026 net income of $2.0bn, up 6 percent, and diluted earnings per share of $3.36, up 7 percent, in results dated July 23.
ADTRAN Holdings, the Huntsville, Alabama networking equipment maker, said on July 22 that its preliminary second-quarter 2026 results would come in below the guidance it had issued.
AT&T reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $31.6bn, up 2.3 percent from a year earlier, in results dated July 22. Diluted EPS from continuing operations was $0.66, versus $0.62 a year earlier, and adjusted EPS was $0.65, versus $0.54.
Banner Corporation, the Walla Walla parent of Banner Bank, reported second-quarter 2026 net income of $48.9m, or $1.43 per diluted share, in results dated July 22.
CME Group reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $1.7bn, operating income of $1.1bn and net income of $1.0bn, with diluted earnings per share of $2.88, in results dated July 22.
DSV, the Danish freight forwarder, reported operating profit before special items of DKK 6,255m for the second quarter of 2026, up from DKK 4,725m a year earlier, in an interim report dated July 22.
Equinor, the Norwegian state-controlled energy company, reported adjusted operating income of USD 11.48bn for the second quarter of 2026 in results dated July 22, with net operating income of USD 12.99bn and net income of USD 4.84bn.
First Industrial Realty Trust reported second-quarter 2026 results on July 22 and raised the midpoint of its full-year funds-from-operations guidance by $0.02.
GE Vernova reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $11.1bn, up 22 percent and 12 percent organically, in results dated July 22. Orders reached $24.2bn, up 88 percent organically, led by the Power and Electrification segments, and backlog stood at $176bn.
Kaiser Aluminum reported record second-quarter 2026 results dated July 22 and raised its full-year outlook. Net sales were $1,257m, up from $823m a year earlier, and net income rose to $97m, or $5.72 per diluted share, from $23m, or $1.41, a year earlier.
Moody's Corporation reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $2,185m, up 15 percent from $1,898m a year earlier and 16 percent on an organic constant-currency basis, in results dated July 22.
Northern Trust reported second-quarter 2026 net income of $792.2m and diluted earnings per share of $4.23, up from $421.3m and $2.13 a year earlier, in results dated July 22.
Oceaneering International reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $768m, up 10 percent from a year earlier, in results filed July 22. Operating income rose 11 percent to $88.2m and net income attributable to the company rose 19 percent to $65.0m.
Otis Worldwide reported second-quarter 2026 net sales of $3.9bn, up 7 percent from $3,595m a year earlier and up 6 percent organically, in results dated July 22.
Philip Morris International reported second-quarter 2026 net revenues of $11,192m, up 10.4 percent and 7.6 percent organically, the first time the figure has passed $11bn, in results dated July 22.
Public Storage completed its acquisition of National Storage Affiliates Trust on July 22, under a merger agreement the two self-storage REITs signed on March 16, 2026.
PulteGroup reported second-quarter 2026 net income of $472m, or $2.48 per diluted share, down from $608m and $3.03 a year earlier, in results dated July 22.
Resources Connection, a Dallas-based professional services firm, reported results on July 22 for its fourth quarter and full fiscal year ended May 30, 2026. Fourth-quarter revenue fell to $106.1m from $139.3m a year earlier, a decline of 18.3 percent on a same-day constant-currency basis.
Sonoco Products reported second-quarter 2026 net sales of $1.9bn, filed July 22.
TE Connectivity reported fiscal third-quarter net sales of $5.16bn, up 14 percent and 12 percent organically, for the period ended June 26 and dated July 22.
Tesla reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $28.2bn, up 26 percent from a year earlier and a company record, on record second-quarter deliveries of more than 480,000 vehicles, in an investor update posted July 22.
Wabtec reported second-quarter 2026 sales of $3.18bn, up 17.5 percent, with GAAP diluted earnings per share of $2.33, up 18.9 percent, and adjusted earnings per share of $2.76, up 21.6 percent, in results dated July 22.
WEX reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $753.5m, up 14.2 percent from a year earlier, in results filed July 22. GAAP diluted earnings were $3.11 a share, up 57.1 percent, and adjusted diluted earnings were $5.35, up 35.4 percent.
Alaska Air Group reported a second-quarter GAAP net loss of $76m, or $0.68 a share, and an adjusted net loss of $102m, or $0.92 a share, in a Form 8-K exhibit released July 21.
Ally Financial reported second-quarter 2026 GAAP earnings of $1.18 a share, up 14 percent year over year, and adjusted earnings of $1.21 a share, up 22 percent, in a Form 8-K exhibit released July 21.
Capital One Financial Corporation reported net income of $3.0 billion, or $4.73 per diluted share, for the second quarter of 2026 in an earnings release dated July 21.
Chubb Limited reported net income of $2.85 billion, or $7.30 per share, for the second quarter of 2026, down 3.8 percent from $2.97 billion a year earlier, in a news release dated July 21.
D.R. Horton, the largest US homebuilder, reported fiscal third-quarter net income of $904.9 million, or $3.20 per diluted share, in an earnings release dated July 21.
Genuine Parts Company reported second-quarter net income of $228 million, or $1.65 per diluted share, down from $255 million and $1.83 a year earlier, in results dated July 21.
General Motors reported second quarter revenue of $48.0bn, net income down 31.1 percent to $1.3bn, and EBIT-adjusted of $3.9bn, and raised full year EBIT-adjusted guidance to $14.0bn to $16.0bn.
Halliburton reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $5.7 billion, up from $5.4 billion in the first quarter, in a Form 8-K exhibit released July 21.
Interactive Brokers Group reported second-quarter net income of $0.69 per diluted share, both reported and adjusted, up from $0.51 a year earlier, in results dated July 21 for the quarter ended June 30.
South Korea's Kospi closed at 6,747.95 on Tuesday, up 231.68 points or 3.56 percent, as chip shares recovered part of the previous week's selloff.
MSCI reported second-quarter 2026 operating revenues of $867.0 million, up 12.2 percent from $772.7 million a year earlier, in a Form 8-K exhibit released July 21.
Northrop Grumman reported second-quarter 2026 sales of $10.9bn ($10,876m), up 5 percent from $10.4bn ($10,351m) a year earlier, in a Form 8-K exhibit released July 21.
A federal judge on July 20 granted a temporary restraining order halting Paramount Skydance's $110bn acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, the largest merger in Hollywood history.
The Charles Schwab Corporation reported record second-quarter net revenues of $7.1 billion, up 21 percent from a year earlier, in an earnings release dated July 21.
AGNC Investment Corp. reported second-quarter 2026 results on July 20, with tangible net book value per common share of $8.58 as of June 30, up $0.20, or 2.4 percent, from $8.38 three months earlier.
BOK Financial Corporation reported second-quarter 2026 net income of $176.5 million and diluted earnings per share of $2.92 on July 20, up from $155.8 million and $2.58 a year earlier.
Brookfield Asset Management and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board said on July 20 that they had entered a definitive merger agreement to acquire LXP Industrial Trust, a warehouse and logistics landlord, in an all-cash deal valued at about $5.2bn including net debt and preferred equity.
Domino's Pizza reported second-quarter revenue of $1,194.4m on July 20, up 4.3 percent from a year earlier, with net income up 3.6 percent to $135.8m and diluted earnings per share of $4.07, up from $3.81.
Zions Bancorporation reported second-quarter 2026 net earnings of $452 million and diluted earnings per share of $3.05 on July 20, up from $243 million and $1.63 a year earlier.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation put out for comment the weekly and quarterly reporting forms attached to its April 10 proposal implementing the GENIUS Act.
A final rule effective July 26 shifts authority to grant or cancel the registration of brokers, dealers, municipal advisors, transfer agents, investment advisers and security-based swap dealers from the Director of the Division of Examinations to the Director of the EDGAR Business Office.
Kansas regulators closed Small Business Bank of Lenexa on Friday and named the FDIC receiver, with The Farmers State Bank of Oakley assuming substantially all deposits.
The PHLX Semiconductor Sector Index closed Friday at 11,673.89, down 193.61 points or 1.63 percent, according to Nasdaq's own index page. That leaves the 30-stock benchmark 20.2 percent below its record closing high of June 22, which is the conventional threshold for a bear market.
The gap between the 30-year mortgage and the 10-year Treasury hit 3.26 points in November 2022. It is 1.98 now. Mortgage rates barely moved, because the Treasury yield rose by almost exactly what the spread gave back.
Net income available to common shareholders was $763m, up 29 percent from $591m a year earlier, while reported diluted earnings per share of $0.83 trailed an adjusted $1.02, a gap driven mainly by $203m of Comerica merger-related charges.
Net income available to common shareholders was $549m, net interest income rose to $1.28bn, and the net interest margin held at 3.66 percent. The board raised the quarterly dividend 13 percent to $0.30 a share.
Net income was $2.208bn, or $10.26 a diluted share, up from $1.509bn a year earlier, with catastrophe losses of $518m against $927m and a combined ratio of 83.6 percent.
Net income available to common shareholders was $1.5bn, total revenue was $5.27bn, and the bank returned $1.8bn to shareholders through dividends and buybacks.
The recommended cash offer values the British valve-actuator maker at about £4.136bn, a 73 percent premium, and is ABB's biggest deal to date.
Diluted earnings were $1.30 a share, up 41 percent from a year earlier, and revenue reached $2.28bn. Return on tangible common equity rose to 13.9 percent and the CET1 ratio ended the quarter at 10.4 percent.
SK hynix fell 9.89 percent and Samsung Electronics fell 7.33 percent in early trading. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index had closed down 2.08 percent in New York the night before.
Net income was $2,177m, or $1.35 a diluted share, on record net revenue of $7,712m, with the efficiency ratio improving to 57.1 percent.
Chase originated $17.2bn, Wells Fargo $9bn and Bank of America $3.5bn in first mortgages in the second quarter.
Revenue rose 15 percent to $31.6bn. Equities trading revenue rose 70 percent, to $3.6bn, a record.
Assets reached $15.34tn on $192bn of net client inflows in the quarter, a record for the firm.
The FPC held the countercyclical capital buffer at 2 percent and flagged AI-linked credit demand and cyber risk.
Citi posted net income of $5.8bn on revenue of $24.8bn, then told analysts investment spending could accelerate.
Second-quarter diluted EPS reached $20.98, up from $10.91 a year earlier. Equities trading brought in $7.42bn.
Direct Lending Fund V beat a target of about €8bn and more than doubled the €6bn raised in 2023.
Reported revenue was $57.3bn. The board approved a higher quarterly dividend of $1.65 a share.
Unity Partners keeps a minority position in the Chicago firm. Terms were not disclosed.
Net income reached $5.58bn, or $3.46 a share. Equities net revenues rose to $6.30bn, from $3.72bn.
Diluted EPS of $5.32 was the highest in the bank's history. M&T raised its full-year loan target by $1bn.
Fees from the largest IPO on record lifted investment banking revenue at Goldman Sachs and Bank of America.
Indirect bidders took $17.07bn of the $21.95bn awarded competitively. The bid-to-cover ratio was 2.44.
Net income reached $6.4bn, or $2.00 a share, and the net charge-off rate fell to 0.34 percent of average assets.
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