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On Sept. 17, SpaceX said it was now targeting Starship Flight 14 for "as early as Monday, September 28, pending regulatory approval," moving the launch from an earlier Sept. 22 target. The company gave no explanation for the delay. Shares fell more than 2% …
Expectations are high. Consensus among eleven analysts calls forEarningsof $1.36 per share on revenue of about $2.98 billion. That compares with $1.20 per share and $2.72 billion in the first quarter of fiscal 2026, implying growth of roughly 13% in EPS and 9.5% in …
The increase was the same on a total and daily sales basis and accelerated from 15.5% growth in July. It was Fastenal's 14th straight month of double-digit growth and its best result since July 2022, when daily sales rose 18.1% during the post-pandemicSupplychain recovery.
In the notice it filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Aug. 13, Ferrovial said Euronext Amsterdam accounted for only 0.15% of the company's average daily trading volume. Nasdaq accounted for 59.21% and the Spanish exchanges for 40.63%. Given that imbalance, the …
In the notice it filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Aug. 13, Ferrovial said Euronext Amsterdam accounted for only 0.15% of the company's average daily trading volume. Nasdaq accounted for 59.21% and the Spanish exchanges for 40.63%. Given that imbalance, the …
The first look at the standalone company, in the second-quarter results released July 23, shows a business with about $20 billion in expected annual sales and accelerating orders. Management has also raised its 2026Earningsoutlook. Excluding aerospace, second-quarter orders rose 16% andBacklogreached about $20 billion. …
Since then, the recovery has been partial. The stock closed at $167.32 on Sep 22, still well below the roughly $204 level where it traded before the results. The central reason is that the problem investors punished, a shortage of parts that limits how …
Linde also said its Taiwan joint venture, Linde LienHwa, will invest about $800 million to build, own and operate air separation units and hydrogen production units serving semiconductor fabs and advanced packaging facilities there. Together, the two projects put roughly $1.8 billion behind electronics …
In its announcement, the company pointed to continued cost pressure from real estate, equipment, technology and the competitive wages and benefits it pays employees. Greg P. Lawrence, vice president of pricing services, said the increase was intended to help the company "offset continued cost …
The central question is whether the company can show that its roughly $4.1 billionAcquisitionof Paycor HCM, completed in April 2025, is still producing the revenue and cost benefits management has promised, now that the deal has lapped its first anniversary and no longer inflates …
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