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An investigation notice concerns alleged sharing of prospective patients’ health-intake answers. The notice does not establish wrongdoing or a financial impact on LFMD.
Oracle reported $1.92 adjusted EPS and $19.345 billion in revenue. Cloud infrastructure more than doubled, but $28.499 billion in capital spending kept free cash flow negative.
Adobe earned an adjusted $6.13 per share on $6.760 billion in revenue. Full-year GAAP guidance increased, but Q4 GAAP guidance fell short of the cited estimate.
Adobe's AI-first recurring revenue grew more than 150%. The next test is whether adoption translates into durable, incremental spending.
Adobe's shrinking share count helped per-share earnings. Its cash-flow statement shows how repurchases fit alongside operating cash generation.
The December leadership transition puts enterprise experience, creative products, and AI monetization on the same management agenda.
Adobe expects the pending acquisition to close in fiscal Q4. Image and video enhancement could complement generation, but integration remains ahead.
The planned Firefly and Express offer expands Adobe's reach. Its stated access value should not be confused with booked sales or a cash contract.
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Alphabet's revenue rose 24% and Google Cloud accelerated 82%, but AI spending pushed quarterly free cash flow below zero. Here is what matters for GOOGL.
Tesla restored vehicle growth and set a Q2 delivery record, but its operating margin fell to 1.4% as heavy investment pushed free cash flow below zero.
IBM's software mix improved as Red Hat grew 11% and Data grew 19%, but flat Consulting revenue, a mainframe decline, and $62 billion of debt still matter.
ServiceNow grew subscription revenue 24.5% and said AI products passed $1 billion in annual contract value. Now GAAP profit and conversion matter.
Lockheed Martin's sales rose 11%, free cash flow recovered to $2.9 billion, and backlog reached $230 billion. Program execution is the next test.
RTX reported 16% organic sales growth, $2.9 billion of free cash flow, and a $289 billion backlog. Here is what the raised 2026 outlook means.
Texas Instruments grew revenue 23% as industrial, data-center, and automotive demand improved. Its U.S. factory buildout remains the long-term test.
AT&T added 646,000 internet customers and generated $4.7 billion of free cash flow. Debt and the EchoStar transaction remain the counterweight.
GM raised its 2026 profit and cash-flow outlook after stronger North American margins, lower warranty costs, narrower EV losses, and profitable operations in China.
Capital One earned $3.0 billion as the Discover integration entered year two. Credit, integration costs, and payment-network economics now matter most.
Adobe just posted record revenue, tripled AI-first recurring revenue, and expanded its creative agents across its flagship apps. At roughly nine times updated earnings guidance, ADBE now presents a sharper question: disruption, or mispricing?
TSMC delivered huge AI-driven earnings and a larger US investment plan, but chip stocks sold off as investors questioned how much optimism was already priced in.
SanDisk, Western Digital, Seagate, and other storage-linked names sold off as momentum came out of the data-center supply chain.
UnitedHealth beat second-quarter expectations, raised guidance, and gave managed-care investors a cleaner read on medical costs.
Lilly's planned acquisition of AtaiBeckley pushes big pharma deeper into neuroscience and psychedelic-derived mental-health therapies.
SpaceX's post-IPO pullback shows how quickly enthusiasm can cool when a high-valuation story meets execution delays and broader tech selling.
Netflix shares weakened as investors weighed Q2 guidance, engagement trends, and a less frequent cadence for viewing-data reports.
BlackRock rallied after earnings as Larry Fink highlighted that iShares assets doubled to more than $6 trillion in roughly three years.
Circle's reported national-trust-bank approval gives the USDC operator a stronger bridge between stablecoins and regulated US financial plumbing.
Abbott rallied after reporting stronger-than-expected quarterly profit and raising full-year earnings guidance.
Elevated crude prices and a sticky 10-year Treasury yield kept valuation pressure on equities even as company earnings drove big single-stock moves.
Adobe's rebound case is becoming a proxy for whether investors are ready to buy software again after a brutal SaaS multiple reset.