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Apple beat on iPhones last quarter, that segment was up 22 percent, and the stock still dropped about 7 percent. Services came in light and China revenue missed too, 18.8 billion against the 19.5 analysts were looking for.

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L3Harris took in 1.20 of new orders for every dollar of stuff they actually delivered last quarter. Way more work coming in the door than going out, and that is with revenue already up 8 percent to 5.9 billion.

$META just posted record revenue, but free cash flow still dropped to 784 million from 8.5 billion a year ago. They put 31 billion into data centers and chips in one quarter, pretty much everything the business made.

Yum Brands net income more than doubled last quarter to 853 million. most of that jump was a one time tax benefit from restructuring Pizza Hut ahead of the planned sale.

Fed held rates today, 9 to 3. all three who voted no wanted a hike, not a cut. that is backwards from usual, most dissents are someone pushing for lower rates. these three have been the most worried that inflation is still running hot.

Microsoft Azure just cleared 100 billion a year in revenue, now second only to AWS. growth went up not down too, 40 percent last quarter to 43 this one. they guided 45 for next quarter.

Alphabet had a strong quarter, revenue and cloud were both up. but free cash flow still went negative for the first time, because they spent more on data centers and chips than the whole business brought in, around 45 billion in three months

PACCAR revenue was flat at 7.55 billion, roughly the same dollars of trucks as a year ago. but operating margin went from 9.5 to 17.3 percent, so they made a lot more per truck. a big piece is the parts business, which stays high margin even when new truck sales are soft.

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LXP Industrial Trust got a 61.20 all cash offer from Brookfield and CPP, set to close in Q4. once a cash deal is signed the stock usually just parks a bit under that number until it closes. the small gap is the risk it falls through plus the wait. there is also a 40 day window for a higher bid

Fed almost certainly holds again Wednesday, fifth time in a row now. if you are a homebuyer hoping that finally nudges your mortgage rate down, it basically will not. that number tracks the 10 year Treasury, which has been doing its own thing all year.

General Motors raised its full year profit outlook again, the second time this year. part of the lift is lower tariffs. they cut expected tariff costs to 2.5 to 3.5 billion from 3 to 4 billion after the Supreme Court tossed the emergency powers tariffs. q2 alone still cost them 900 million.

Tenet did fewer surgeries last quarter, cases down about 1 percent, but they made 6 percent more per case. they are doing more of the pricier procedures now.

Google grew fast last quarter and cloud jumped a lot, but the stock still dropped about 5 percent. what spooked people was the spending. they put in roughly double what they spent on data centers a year ago, and said next year runs even higher. wild to see a quarter that good get dumped.

danaher bio processing orders grew mid teens last quarter but revenue there only grew low single digits. about 100 million of chromatography resin was ready to ship and got pushed into 2027 because the customers were not ready to take delivery. booked, just not shipped yet.

SLB revenue looks up 5 percent this quarter at 8.97 billion. all of that increase is the ChampionX business they bought, which added 870 million on its own. take that out and revenue actually fell 5 percent. earnings per share came in at 52 cents, down 30 percent.

Verizon sold 1.2 billion less in phones this quarter than a year ago, about 20 percent less. people are keeping phones longer, and Verizon also cut back on what it pays you to upgrade. honestly surprised they were fine giving up that much revenue.

Amex booked 300 million less for credit losses this quarter than a year ago. net income only rose 200 million. so the piece they get to estimate moved more than the profit did. write-off rate is still 2 percent and spending grew 9, nothing actually going wrong there

Reliance guided 5.15 to 5.35 a share for the quarter back in April. printed 6.29. That is a big gap to be off by on your own numbers three months out. record tons sold too, 1.79 million.