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Pro-model iPhones and Services drove growth; product mix and tariff refunds lifted margins as Siri AI investment raised R&D.

• Revenue$109.4BYoY +16.4%
• Net income$29.8BYoY +27.1%

Skyrizi and Rinvoq more than offset Humira’s biosimilar losses; acquisition-related charges and a tax-rate reversal kept net earnings flat.

• Revenue$61.2BYoY +8.6%
• Net income$4.2BYoY −1.2%

Skyrizi and Rinvoq growth more than offset Humira’s biosimilar decline; the proposed Apogee deal would expand the immunology pipeline.

• Revenue$17.0BYoY +10.2%
• Net income$3.6BYoY +285.2%

International expansion fueled booking growth; reserve now, pay later increased cancellations and delayed collections.

• Revenue$3.6BYoY +16.5%
• Net income$816.0MYoY +27.1%

Exact Sciences lifts cancer-diagnostics sales, but financing, amortization, integration costs and legal reserves outweigh segment earnings gains.

• Revenue$12.6BYoY +13.0%
• Net income$928.0MYoY −47.8%

Semrush broadens AI marketing workflows, while rising AI computing and selling costs squeeze margins.

• Revenue$6.8BYoY +12.9%
• Net income$1.8BYoY +3.1%

Industrial and AI data-center demand drove growth; higher manufacturing utilization and better product mix lifted margins.

• Revenue$4.0BYoY +39.6%
• Net income$1.3BYoY +158.4%

Pricing and retention lifted Employer Services earnings, while higher insurance and selling costs squeezed PEO profitability.

• Revenue$21.9BYoY +6.7%
• Net income$4.4BYoY +8.2%

Prospective Texas load drives grid and generation expansion, but spending widens cash deficits ahead of substantial equity dilution.

• Revenue$5.4BYoY +7.0%
• Net income$713.0MYoY −41.8%

Proposed $15/share cash acquisition shifts focus to shareholder and regulatory approvals while AES funds its renewable backlog.

• Revenue$12.2BYoY −0.4%
• Net income$910.0MYoY −45.8%

Shareholders approved AES’s $15/share cash acquisition; regulatory approvals remain outstanding.

• Revenue$3.4BYoY +19.9%
• Net income$426.0Mvs −$95.0M year ago

Leading-edge foundry demand and DRAM transitions fuel Semiconductor Systems growth; pricing, mix and lower manufacturing costs widen margins.

• Revenue$9.1BYoY +24.8%
• Net income$2.5BYoY +42.7%

Instinct and EPYC sales grew, but AI spending and MI308 export charges kept Data Center profit nearly flat as Client and Gaming rebounded.

• Revenue$34.6BYoY +34.3%
• Net income$4.3BYoY +164.2%

EPYC and Instinct MI350 demand drove Data Center growth; AMD is committing resources to support planned MI450 deployments.

• Revenue$11.5BYoY +50.1%
• Net income$2.3BYoY +163.4%

Repatha and TEZSPIRE growth outweighed ENBREL’s price-led decline; Prolia and XGEVA biosimilars threaten faster erosion.

• Revenue$36.8BYoY +10.0%
• Net income$7.7BYoY +88.5%

Repatha, EVENITY and TEZSPIRE gains drove growth as biosimilars eroded Prolia and XGEVA sales.

• Revenue$10.1BYoY +9.5%
• Net income$2.4BYoY +65.9%

Data-center and international growth offset DISH-related U.S. tower declines; FX gains drove the earnings surge.

• Revenue$2.7BYoY +4.7%
• Net income$867.5MYoY +136.5%

AWS and AI infrastructure spending squeezed free cash flow despite services growth; Anthropic investment gains boosted GAAP earnings.

• Revenue$716.9BYoY +12.4%
• Net income$77.7BYoY +31.1%

AWS growth and wider cloud margins lifted operating profit, while AI infrastructure spending outpaced cash generation and Anthropic gains inflated net income.

• Revenue$200.6BYoY +19.6%
• Net income$62.6BYoY +244.9%

AI infrastructure expansion drives switching and routing demand, while large-customer discounts squeeze gross margins.

• Revenue$3.0BYoY +37.7%
• Net income$1.2BYoY +36.5%

Inadequate returns and slow market development drove Louisiana and Casa Grande hydrogen exits, overwhelming stronger industrial-gas earnings.

• Revenue$3.2BYoY +4.6%
• Net income−$1.4Bvs $713.8M year ago

AI datacom demand drives organic growth; CommScope expands the communications business but adds a heavier financing burden.

• Revenue$8.8BYoY +55.0%
• Net income$1.8BYoY +62.1%

Polaris Forge 1 launch drove AI revenue growth dominated by tenant fit-outs rather than rent; campus construction remains externally funded.

• Revenue$611.3MYoY +167.5%
• Net income−$244.0MYoY −5.6%

Polaris Forge 1 begins generating rent, but tenant fit-outs and GPU resale inflate revenue growth as financing costs deepen losses.

• Revenue$341.9MYoY +322.4%
• Net income−$235.5MYoY −1291.6%

Bridge and higher management fees boosted fee earnings; a Bermuda tax valuation allowance drove H1 into an Apollo-attributable loss.

• Total investment income—
• Net income$1.4BYoY +116.0%

Axon-led monetization drove growth more than installation gains; the Apps sale sharpened the advertising focus.

• Revenue$5.5BYoY +70.0%
• Net income$3.3BYoY +111.0%

Stronger monetization drove AppLovin Ads growth despite fewer installations after the Apps Business sale.

• Revenue$1.9BYoY +52.8%
• Net income$1.3BYoY +54.5%

Private-credit markdowns erode NAV despite covered dividends; management expands unitranche lending as non-accruals rise.

• Total investment income$768.0MYoY +3.1%
• Net income$171.0MYoY −52.6%

Favorable FDA feedback moved AP-SA02 toward Phase 3, but a going-concern warning puts trial financing in focus.

• Revenue$4.9MYoY −5.2%
• Net income−$173.8MYoY −818.8%

FDA feedback supports AP-SA02’s planned Phase 3 trial, but new borrowing has not resolved its funding gap.

• Revenue$2.5MYoY +15.7%
• Net income$74.1Mvs −$16.3M year ago

Custom AI accelerators and networking power growth; AI deployment financing adds credit exposure

• Revenue$29.6BYoY +85.5%
• Net income$13.1BYoY +216.1%

Premium-card fees and spending drive growth, but new U.S. Platinum benefits and rising usage push service costs up faster than fees.

• Net revenue$19.6BYoY +10.0%
• Net income$3.1BYoY +7.8%

Higher aircraft deliveries narrowed commercial losses, but VC-25B overruns and inventory cash drain constrained recovery.

• Revenue$24.6BYoY +8.0%
• Net income−$444.0MYoY +27.3%

Equities trading and investment banking drove earnings growth, while balance-sheet expansion and shareholder payouts tightened capital headroom.

• Net revenue$31.6BYoY +15.0%
• Net income$9.1BYoY +26.6%

Insurance-led credit fundraising lifted recurring fees, but the earnings surge leaned heavily on unrealized carry.

• Revenue—
• Net income$904.0MYoY +45.8%

AI data-center demand and manufacturing efficiencies drove a swing to operating profit; Oracle incentives add dilution and future revenue deductions.

• Revenue$1.1BYoY +165.5%
• Net income$196.3Mvs −$42.6M year ago

Currency gains and lower interest costs drove the GAAP earnings surge as the Middle East conflict slowed room-night growth.

• Revenue$7.4BYoY +8.1%
• Net income—

ETF inflows and market appreciation lift fees, while HPS private credit and Preqin data broaden revenue sources.

• Revenue$7.1BYoY +30.6%
• Net income$1.9BYoY +20.2%

Reblozyl, Breyanzi and Camzyos gains offset Revlimid erosion; lower acquisition charges drove the GAAP earnings rebound.

• Revenue$48.2BYoY −0.2%
• Net income$7.1Bvs −$8.9B year ago

Eliquis growth and lower U.S. rebates offset Revlimid’s generic erosion; rebate cash outflows weighed on H1 cash flow.

• Revenue$13.0BYoY +5.7%
• Net income$3.3BYoY +153.2%

Custody inflows, clearing activity and expense discipline widen margins; long-term Investment Management outflows persist.

• Net revenue$5.7BYoY +13.3%
• Net income$1.8BYoY +23.8%

Lower investment gains and Kraft Heinz/Occidental impairments drove the GAAP profit drop; Abel takes charge of capital allocation as OxyChem closes.

• Revenue$371.4BYoY 0.0%
• Net income$67.0BYoY −24.8%

Investment gains drove the GAAP earnings jump; OxyChem and BNSF lifted operating profit while GEICO claims costs rose.

• Revenue$101.8BYoY +10.0%
• Net income$25.7BYoY +107.5%

Weak BioSpin and NANO demand, tariffs and impairments overwhelmed CALID growth; Bruker is restructuring to restore margins.

• Revenue$3.4BYoY +2.1%
• Net income−$8.6Mvs $113.1M year ago

CST and BSB goodwill impairments overwhelmed stronger gross profit; the Q3 segment reorganization prompts another impairment review.

• Revenue$838.5MYoY +5.2%
• Net income−$52.0Mvs $7.6M year ago

Farapulse and AGENT drive cardiovascular growth; tariff recovery lifts margins while inventory absorbs cash.

• Revenue$5.4BYoY +7.5%
• Net income$907.0MYoY +13.8%

Private Equity and Real Estate realizations lifted earnings; weaker Credit & Insurance exits outweighed recurring fee growth.

• Revenue$5.0BYoY +35.9%
• Net income$1.2BYoY +60.8%

Services deposit growth, Markets financing and underwriting drove stronger earnings; payouts and asset growth narrowed the capital cushion.

• Net revenue$24.8BYoY +14.3%
• Net income$5.8BYoY +45.1%

Echo Lake and Creighton acquisitions made Prepared Foods a third segment as conventional egg prices normalized with flock recovery.

• Revenue$2.9BYoY −31.7%
• Net income$316.7MYoY −74.0%

Recovering U.S. egg supply crushed conventional-egg pricing; profitable specialty eggs and prepared foods could not offset losses.

• Revenue$539.6MYoY −41.5%
• Net income−$58.6Mvs $199.3M year ago

Deramiocel manufacturing buildout raises spending before approval as cardiac setbacks threaten launch timing and indication scope.

• Revenue—
• Net income−$40.7MYoY −57.2%

Data-center power demand and Construction dealer restocking fuel growth; tariff recovery lifts margins ahead of expected Q4 destocking.

• Revenue$20.5BYoY +24.0%
• Net income$3.6BYoY +64.9%

Lower catastrophe losses versus the California wildfire-hit prior year lift H1 earnings; underlying underwriting is broadly unchanged.

• Total investment income—
• Net income$2.9BYoY −3.8%

China delivery recovery fueled growth; Hexagon expands beyond chip design, but acquisition costs exceed added revenue.

• Revenue$1.6BYoY +24.2%
• Net income$367.1MYoY +129.3%

Calpine added generation and retail scale, but higher costs, acquisition charges and hedge volatility squeezed Q2 profitability.

• Revenue$7.5BYoY +23.0%
• Net income$513.0MYoY −38.9%

Affordability initiatives pressure Pharmacy Benefit Services earnings; Specialty and Care Services growth offsets much of the decline.

• Total investment income—
• Net income$1.7BYoY +8.4%

HomeXpress added mortgage origination as Agency MBS holdings grew, increasing leverage and reliance on short-term funding.

• Net interest income$266.4MYoY +0.7%
• Net income$230.5MYoY +30.9%

HomeXpress Non-QM production grew as Chimera built a securitization pipeline, but mortgage marks and debt-exit losses pushed H1 into the red.

• Net interest income$70.5MYoY +6.8%
• Net income$17.4MYoY −51.0%

Productivity savings lift margins, but restructuring and brand spending weigh on GAAP earnings as U.S. toothpaste sales and Hill’s volumes weaken.

• Revenue$5.4BYoY +4.9%
• Net income$693.0MYoY −6.7%

NBCUniversal and Sky spin-off plans refocus the business on connectivity as customer losses and pricing pressure erode broadband economics.

• Revenue$29.9BYoY −1.2%
• Net income$3.5BYoY −68.3%

Easing volatility and lower-priced contract mix weakened clearing fees, while Google Cloud transformation spending squeezed margins.

• Revenue$1.7BYoY +0.8%
• Net income$1.0BYoY +1.6%

Data-center demand powered Power Systems growth, offsetting weaker Engine and Components profitability.

• Revenue$9.5BYoY +9.4%
• Net income$932.0MYoY +4.7%

Discover debit-card migration lifts fees and Brex broadens business payments, while acquisition overhead weighs on efficiency.

• Net revenue$15.9BYoY +26.9%
• Net income$3.0Bvs −$4.3B year ago

NVIDIA backs the AI optics capacity ramp, but inventory buildup and capital spending drain cash.

• Revenue$7.1BYoY +22.5%
• Net income$805.0MYoY +1530.7%

USDC services and Deribit derivatives broadened revenue, but higher costs and a shift to lower-fee consumer trades squeezed profits.

• Revenue$7.2BYoY +9.4%
• Net income$1.3BYoY −51.1%

Weaker consumer spot trading outweighed Deribit-supported institutional growth; investment-crypto losses amplified the GAAP swing.

• Revenue$1.2BYoY −18.5%
• Net income−$359.5Mvs $1.4B year ago

Pacific Premier deal expanded Southern California banking; merger costs and share issuance cut EPS ahead of 2026 integration.

• Net revenue$2.3BYoY +19.3%
• Net income$550.0MYoY +3.0%

Pacific Premier conversion is complete; Columbia is shifting from brokered deposits and transactional loans to customer-funded relationship lending.

• Net revenue$677.0MYoY +32.5%
• Net income$208.0MYoY +36.8%

Higher oil realizations drove the earnings surge despite falling production and negative Lower 48 gas prices.

• Revenue$19.2BYoY +36.8%
• Net income$3.9BYoY +99.4%

Membership growth and Executive upgrades lift recurring fees as management accelerates warehouse expansion.

• Revenue$303.2BYoY +10.1%
• Net income$9.2BYoY +13.9%

Gasoline-price inflation lifted reported sales and diluted merchandise margins, while underlying comparable-sales growth slowed.

• Revenue$70.5BYoY +11.6%
• Net income$2.2BYoY +15.2%

Grain strength, longer-haul Mexico automotive traffic and higher yields drove growth, but costs rose faster and operating efficiency worsened.

• Revenue—
• Net income—

Anthropic gains drive the earnings surge; infrastructure and acquisition costs absorb AI-and-data revenue growth.

• Revenue$11.3BYoY +10.8%
• Net income$3.5BYoY +86.9%

Falcon Flex and module expansion drove stronger demand; longer commission amortization helped narrow operating losses.

• Revenue$1.5BYoY +25.8%
• Net income$5.3Mvs −$70.2M year ago

Hyperscaler AI demand and Silicon One drove networking growth; subscriptions lagged as inventory and supply commitments surged.

• Revenue$63.3BYoY +11.8%
• Net income$13.3BYoY +30.3%

Intermodal customer wins, new services and cost efficiencies drive profitable growth, but delivery performance deteriorates.

• Revenue$3.9BYoY +10.1%
• Net income$1.0BYoY +20.9%

Proposed UniFirst deal would expand uniform and safety operations while adding antitrust, integration and leverage risks.

• Revenue$11.3BYoY +8.9%
• Net income$2.0BYoY +10.4%

Cross-selling and pricing fuel growth as First Aid and Safety outpaces uniforms; productivity lifts margins despite UniFirst deal costs.

• Revenue$3.0BYoY +10.9%
• Net income$551.7MYoY +12.3%

Seed pricing and lower royalties lifted underlying profit; litigation, FX losses and separation costs reduced GAAP earnings.

• Revenue$6.4BYoY −1.2%
• Net income$1.2BYoY −11.6%

Planned ADESA capacity expansion targets retail growth as gross profit per vehicle falls and inventory investment weighs on cash conversion.

• Revenue$7.4BYoY +52.4%
• Net income$310.0MYoY +69.4%

Lower medical costs at Aetna led the recovery; client pricing and reimbursement pressure constrained pharmacy earnings growth.

• Total investment income—
• Net income$3.0BYoY +191.8%

Hess-expanded production, strong commodity prices and refining margins drove the earnings surge, aided by favorable timing.

• Revenue$67.2BYoY +51.4%
• Net income$12.1BYoY +384.8%

Deliveroo expands international reach, but acquisition amortization and platform spending keep better delivery economics from lifting GAAP earnings.

• Revenue$4.5BYoY +35.6%
• Net income$200.0MYoY −29.8%

Broader observability and security adoption fuels expansion; the largest customer’s Q3 usage reduction threatens growth.

• Revenue$1.1BYoY +35.6%
• Net income$44.6MYoY +1583.3%

Small Agriculture & Turf and Construction & Forestry gains drove recovery, while Production & Precision Agriculture kept contracting.

• Revenue$12.6BYoY +4.9%
• Net income$1.4BYoY +7.0%

AI-optimized servers and pricing discipline powered profit growth, but inventory and customer financing absorbed cash, leaving H1 FCF broadly flat.

• Revenue$47.0BYoY +57.7%
• Net income$4.1BYoY +255.1%

Masimo adds patient monitoring but raises debt and legal exposure; earnings rebound mainly reflects the absence of prior-year impairments.

• Revenue$6.3BYoY +5.5%
• Net income$870.0MYoY +56.8%

Higher parks spending, new cruise capacity and streaming gains lifted profit, while escalating sports-rights costs squeezed Sports margins.

• Revenue$25.2BYoY +6.8%
• Net income$2.6BYoY −49.9%

Dulles 9 and Brickyard buyouts deepen Northern Virginia exposure; acquisition-related promote income boosts revenue growth beyond recurring rent.

• Revenue$1.9BYoY +28.9%
• Net income$453.3MYoY −56.1%

Tennessee gas sale and Brookfield’s Florida investment fund grid and generation expansion for data-center demand while sharing future Florida earnings.

• Revenue—
• Net income$1.1BYoY +11.0%

CoolIT acquisition adds data-center liquid cooling, while higher capex and acquisition financing increase cash demands.

• Revenue$4.4BYoY +9.7%
• Net income$534.9MYoY +2.0%

Medical costs outpaced insurance pricing, squeezing margins despite CarelonRx specialty-pharmacy growth.

• Total investment income—
• Net income$1.5BYoY −16.1%

Test & Measurement’s turnaround helped Software & Systems lead growth; tariff refunds drove most gross-margin gains.

• Revenue$4.9BYoY +7.0%
• Net income$718.0MYoY +22.5%

Sunrise and Ridgeline expansions advance as rising project spending squeezes cash left for dividends and debt climbs.

• Revenue—
• Net income—

Encino’s Utica expansion and higher oil prices drove earnings growth; selected unit costs stayed broadly flat.

• Revenue$8.6BYoY +57.4%
• Net income$2.7BYoY +102.5%

Frac 14 and Neches River export expansion lifted NGL margins, while commodity marketing inflated revenue growth.

• Revenue$18.3BYoY +60.8%
• Net income$1.8BYoY +28.2%

Americas joint-venture services amplified growth as power-intensive data-center expansion outpaced operating cash generation.

• Revenue$2.6BYoY +16.4%
• Net income$479.0MYoY +30.2%

Sunoco fuel-distribution acquisitions swelled revenue, while stronger pipeline and export margins drove operating growth.

• Revenue$34.3BYoY +78.4%
• Net income$2.1BYoY +79.5%

Boyd Thermal deepens data-center exposure; inflation, acquisition costs and higher interest push GAAP earnings lower.

• Revenue$8.5BYoY +21.4%
• Net income$821.0MYoY −16.4%

Grasberg volume losses weakened operations; higher metal prices and a smaller minority profit share lifted shareholder earnings.

• Revenue$7.0BYoY −7.3%
• Net income$984.0MYoY +27.5%

Higher package yields and structural savings lifted Federal Express margins; Freight weakness and spin-off costs restrained profit growth.

• Revenue$94.7BYoY +7.7%
• Net income$4.4BYoY +8.3%

Secure-networking upgrades and pricing fueled hardware growth; expense discipline more than offset lower-margin product mix.

• Revenue$2.0BYoY +25.6%
• Net income$606.3MYoY +37.8%

Gulfstream and submarine construction drove growth and margin gains, offsetting weaker Combat Systems and Technologies margins.

• Revenue$14.1BYoY +8.1%
• Net income$1.2BYoY +14.4%

LEAP deliveries and shop-visit growth fueled commercial expansion, but ramp costs, investment and inflation squeezed margins.

• Revenue$13.3BYoY +21.1%
• Net income$2.4BYoY +16.9%

Gas-power and grid demand fuel expansion, amplified by Prolec consolidation; tariffs and Offshore costs deepen Wind losses.

• Revenue$11.1BYoY +21.9%
• Net income$668.0MYoY +30.0%

Acquisition charges and the EVOKE-03 failure overwhelmed growth in Biktarvy and Descovy, driving a GAAP loss.

• Revenue$7.8BYoY +10.2%
• Net income−$10.5Bvs $2.0B year ago

AI demand powers Optical Communications growth; Solar’s capacity-ramp costs keep its expansion loss-making.

• Revenue$4.5BYoY +16.6%
• Net income$559.0MYoY +19.2%

Full-size pickups, SUVs and pricing discipline lifted North American adjusted margins, while EV realignment charges cut GAAP earnings.

• Revenue$48.0BYoY +1.9%
• Net income$1.3BYoY −31.1%

Collectibles growth and cost cuts restored operating profit; convertible-funded treasury expansion shifts focus to acquisition discipline.

• Revenue$3.6BYoY −5.1%
• Net income$418.4MYoY +218.7%

Trading-card growth and store cuts lifted retail profit despite falling sales; the eBay stake concentrated capital in the proposed acquisition target.

• Revenue$790.2MYoY −18.7%
• Net income$298.7MYoY +77.2%

Google Cloud accelerated, but heavier AI infrastructure spending kept free cash flow flat despite higher operating cash flow.

• Revenue$402.8BYoY +15.1%
• Net income$132.2BYoY +32.0%

Google Cloud demand and resilient Search lifted operations, but AI infrastructure spending squeezed FCF as securities gains dominated GAAP earnings.

• Revenue$119.8BYoY +24.2%
• Net income$112.2BYoY +297.9%

Investment banking and client activity drove Global Banking & Markets growth; the Apple Card exit brought portfolio markdowns and a reserve release.

• Net revenue$58.3BYoY +8.9%
• Net income$17.2BYoY +20.3%

Equities and investment banking drove growth; Apple Card’s held-for-sale shift helped lower credit provisions.

• Net revenue$20.3BYoY +39.5%
• Net income$6.6BYoY +78.0%

Florida Medicaid payment catch-up fueled revenue growth, but reimbursement receivables weakened cash conversion as surgical volumes fell.

• Revenue$20.2BYoY +8.7%
• Net income$1.7BYoY +2.8%

GMS-led pro distribution expansion drives growth, but acquisition dilution and rising expenses limit profit gains.

• Revenue$47.9BYoY +5.7%
• Net income$4.8BYoY +4.7%

Hotel additions and co-branded card licensing fueled fee growth; buybacks outpaced operating cash flow as debt and interest costs rose.

• Revenue$3.3BYoY +6.5%
• Net income$482.0MYoY +9.5%

Aerospace spin-off shifts the business toward automation; Quantinuum’s non-cash gain dominates earnings as transaction payments drain cash.

• Revenue$9.7BYoY +4.3%
• Net income$5.7BYoY +261.9%

Options and crypto trading drove growth as TradePMR and Bitstamp expanded Robinhood into adviser custody and global crypto services.

• Revenue$4.5BYoY +51.6%
• Net income$1.9BYoY +33.5%

Options, equities, event contracts and margin lending offset weaker crypto trading; state challenges put event-contract growth at risk.

• Revenue$1.3BYoY +32.3%
• Net income$561.0MYoY +45.3%

Juniper shifts the mix toward networking and lifts margins; Cloud & AI demand and higher server prices drive growth.

• Revenue$12.2BYoY +33.7%
• Net income—

Aerospace engines, spares, gas turbines and pricing lifted margins; fastener acquisitions raised debt.

• Revenue$2.5BYoY +24.1%
• Net income$534.0MYoY +31.2%

Customer and trading growth on IBKR’s automated platform offset lower interest yields and per-order commissions.

• Net revenue$6.2BYoY +19.7%
• Net income$984.0MYoY +30.3%

Rising customer trades lifted commissions; larger balances and securities lending offset lower yields as automation widened pretax margins.

• Net revenue$1.9BYoY +28.1%
• Net income$312.0MYoY +39.3%

Confluent lifted software growth but reduced liquidity; delayed IBM Z deals and weaker Transaction Processing weighed on results.

• Revenue$17.2BYoY +1.1%
• Net income$2.2BYoY −1.3%

Energy and financial futures plus data subscriptions drove growth; improving loan activity and Black Knight savings returned Mortgage Technology to GAAP profit.

• Revenue$12.6BYoY +7.5%
• Net income$3.3BYoY +20.4%

MarketAxess deal aims to expand ICE’s fixed-income network, adding financing and integration risk as volatility-driven trading normalized.

• Revenue$3.6BYoY +10.7%
• Net income$958.0MYoY +12.6%

Premium client and server mix helped restore operating profit; government escrow-share remeasurement drove the net loss.

• Revenue$16.1BYoY +25.4%
• Net income−$11.0BYoY −278.1%

QuickBooks pricing and product mix drove more growth than customer gains, while Credit Karma helped offset declining TurboTax federal units.

• Revenue$21.4BYoY +13.9%
• Net income$4.6BYoY +18.0%

GIAPREZA and XACDURO lifted product sales, but at-cost Zai Lab supply limited margins; Armata investment gains drove GAAP earnings.

• Revenue$411.3MYoY +14.7%
• Net income$271.2MYoY +1059.2%

XACDURO and GIAPREZA growth outweighed declining GSK royalties; investment valuation losses swung GAAP earnings to a loss.

• Revenue$119.6MYoY +19.3%
• Net income−$83.4Mvs $63.7M year ago

Microsoft and NVIDIA contracts anchor the mining-to-AI pivot, while asset write-downs and infrastructure funding drive losses and dilution.

• Revenue$707.0MYoY +41.1%
• Net income−$702.6Mvs $86.9M year ago

Da Vinci 5 adoption and rising procedure volumes drove growth, while usage-based leases shifted more revenue toward future utilization.

• Revenue$10.1BYoY +20.5%
• Net income$2.9BYoY +23.0%

Rising da Vinci procedures drove instruments sales; more operating leases tied system revenue closer to utilization.

• Revenue$2.9BYoY +18.5%
• Net income$818.1MYoY +24.3%

Electronics and North American Welding drove growth; productivity lifted margins despite higher employee costs and unfavorable price/cost.

• Revenue$4.3BYoY +6.1%
• Net income$815.0MYoY +7.9%

Applied HVAC demand accelerates growth; large projects, including data centers, swell orders and backlog.

• Revenue$6.6BYoY +9.3%
• Net income$749.0MYoY +6.8%

DARZALEX and CARVYKTI growth offset STELARA’s biosimilar-driven decline; a talc reserve reversal boosted earnings without lifting operating cash flow.

• Revenue$94.2BYoY +6.0%
• Net income$26.8BYoY +90.6%

Oncology launches, TREMFYA and CAPLYTA outpaced STELARA biosimilar erosion; Orthopaedics separation costs weighed on MedTech margins.

• Revenue$25.3BYoY +6.6%
• Net income$5.5BYoY −0.1%

Trading and wealth-management gains lifted revenue, but Apple Card reserves and higher expenses weighed on earnings ahead of the portfolio transfer.

• Net revenue$182.4BYoY +2.8%
• Net income$57.0BYoY −2.4%

Visa-share and other equity gains amplified reported earnings; stronger client activity lifted Markets and investment-banking fees.

• Net revenue$57.3BYoY +27.7%
• Net income$21.2BYoY +41.2%

AI data centers and high-speed networking accelerate testing demand; orders outpace sales as Spirent broadens network-testing capabilities.

• Revenue$1.8BYoY +36.5%
• Net income$397.0MYoY +107.9%

OneStream and Kokusai Electric exits boosted realizations, while rising loan provisions and policyholder outflows pressured Global Atlantic.

• Total investment income—
• Net income$700.5MYoY +37.3%

AI-driven investment in leading-edge chips and advanced packaging expands backlog, while receivables and inventory hold back cash growth.

• Revenue$13.6BYoY +11.7%
• Net income$4.8BYoY +18.9%

Texas gas demand and expansion projects lifted pipeline volumes; Monument adds Houston-area infrastructure serving utilities, industry and LNG shippers.

• Revenue$4.5BYoY +10.8%
• Net income$867.0MYoY +21.3%

Volume-led growth lifted margins, but Asia Pacific’s affordability push and weaker mix limited revenue and profit gains.

• Revenue$13.4BYoY +6.7%
• Net income$4.4BYoY +16.1%

Electronics demand and APAC project start-ups drove growth, while inflation, energy-cost pass-through and project mix squeezed margins.

• Revenue$9.3BYoY +9.3%
• Net income$1.9BYoY +9.2%

AI cloud-transceiver demand outstripped supply, prompting manufacturing expansion backed by NVIDIA's investment.

• Revenue$3.0BYoY +83.2%
• Net income−$6.9Bvs $25.9M year ago

Mounjaro and Zepbound volume drove growth despite lower realized U.S. prices; Lilly is expanding manufacturing capacity.

• Revenue$65.2BYoY +44.7%
• Net income$20.6BYoY +94.9%

Mounjaro and Zepbound volume, especially abroad, outweighed lower realized prices; acquisition charges tempered earnings growth.

• Revenue$23.0BYoY +47.7%
• Net income$7.1BYoY +25.3%

PAC-3 and THAAD production lifted sales; favorable contract-estimate swings drove most of the earnings rebound.

• Revenue$20.1BYoY +10.5%
• Net income$1.8BYoY +436.8%

Foundation Building Materials and Artisan Design Group acquisitions drove sales growth, but margin dilution and higher interest costs kept GAAP earnings broadly flat.

• Revenue$26.0BYoY +8.3%
• Net income$2.4BYoY 0.0%

Foundry investment and AI spending fueled wafer-processing growth; receivables and deferred-profit shifts dragged on cash flow.

• Revenue$23.2BYoY +26.0%
• Net income$7.3BYoY +35.6%

Value-added services outgrew the payment network, supported by security and digital offerings; lower litigation provisions helped widen margins.

• Revenue$32.8BYoY +16.4%
• Net income$15.0BYoY +16.3%

Value-added services outpace payment-network growth; customer incentives and litigation payments weaken cash conversion.

• Revenue$9.3BYoY +14.1%
• Net income$4.4BYoY +18.6%

Co-branded cards and room additions lifted fees; hotel impairment, property litigation and reimbursement timing kept operating profit flat.

• Revenue$7.1BYoY +4.8%
• Net income$766.0MYoY +0.4%

Restaurant openings and favorable FX offset softer demand; McDonald’s > NEXT targets weak U.S. traffic with menu and digital upgrades.

• Revenue$7.1BYoY +3.7%
• Net income$2.4BYoY +4.8%

Medical-Surgical and Core Ventures redemption-value adjustments outweighed operating gains, reducing earnings for shareholders.

• Revenue$105.4BYoY +7.7%
• Net income$614.0MYoY −21.7%

Leveraged-finance issuance and data-center financing drove Ratings growth; divestitures and a cloud shift obscured Analytics’ subscription gains.

• Revenue$2.2BYoY +15.1%
• Net income$878.0MYoY +51.9%

Derivative gains lifted GAAP earnings while cocoa costs and chocolate volume declines squeezed Europe’s profitability.

• Revenue$9.4BYoY +4.1%
• Net income$1.5BYoY +141.5%

PulseSelect and Affera/Sphere-9 underpin electrophysiology growth; an extra fiscal week substantially boosted reported sales gains.

• Revenue$9.8BYoY +13.7%
• Net income$1.5BYoY +41.3%

Brazil’s lower free-shipping threshold and rising credit provisions squeeze margins as commerce and lending expand.

• Revenue$10.2BYoY +49.8%
• Net income$466.0MYoY −10.9%

AI infrastructure spending cut free cash flow despite ad growth; a Louisiana data-center venture and larger 2026 capex plan deepen the commitment.

• Revenue$201.0BYoY +22.2%
• Net income$60.5BYoY −3.1%

Higher ad impressions and prices drove Family of Apps growth; AI investment and legal charges squeezed operating margins.

• Revenue$60.8BYoY +28.0%
• Net income$15.8BYoY −13.6%

Dyneon exit and litigation costs outweighed industrial and electronics gains; Solventum valuation gains and lower taxes lifted net income.

• Revenue$6.5BYoY +2.5%
• Net income$933.0MYoY +29.0%

International expansion powered Monster Energy Drinks growth; higher marketing and distribution spending narrowed operating margin.

• Revenue$2.5BYoY +20.2%
• Net income—

Cigarette pricing barely offsets volume erosion; on! shipments fall and patent orders keep NJOY ACE sales blocked.

• Revenue$6.1BYoY +0.1%
• Net income$2.3BYoY −3.4%

Data-center cooling demand drove growth, but expansion costs squeezed margins; the planned Gentherm deal would sharpen the climate-solutions focus.

• Revenue$3.2BYoY +23.1%
• Net income$121.5MYoY −34.0%

Hyperscale demand drove Data Centers growth, but supplier constraints and higher material costs compressed margins.

• Revenue$874.1MYoY +28.0%
• Net income$73.9MYoY +44.3%

Supply disruptions lifted refining margins despite maintenance-reduced throughput; MPLX is accelerating Permian-to-Gulf Coast expansion.

• Revenue$52.0BYoY +53.8%
• Net income$5.1BYoY +322.5%

AI and server power demand shifted the mix toward enterprise data and communications, lifting profitability through operating leverage.

• Revenue$980.6MYoY +47.6%
• Net income$257.3MYoY +90.6%

China Gardasil inventory overhang blunted Keytruda and Winrevair growth; launches and acquisitions seek replacement revenue.

• Revenue$65.0BYoY +1.3%
• Net income$18.3BYoY +6.6%

Cidara and Terns acquired-research charges drove a GAAP loss despite growth from Winrevair and Animal Health.

• Revenue$16.6BYoY +5.1%
• Net income−$1.3Bvs $4.4B year ago

European government COVID deliveries drove H1 growth, while a patent settlement widened losses and drained cash in July.

• Revenue$145.0MYoY +2.1%
• Net income−$782.0MYoY +5.2%

Mercer Health and Wealth drive Consulting growth, offsetting softer insurance pricing as lower reinsurance rates weigh on Guy Carpenter.

• Revenue$7.4BYoY +6.2%
• Net income$1.3BYoY +4.5%

AI data-center demand lifted margins; Celestial AI and XConn broaden connectivity bets while acquisition valuation losses weigh on H1 earnings.

• Revenue$2.7BYoY +36.5%
• Net income$308.0MYoY +58.1%

Asia equity activity and stronger dealmaking drove Institutional Securities growth; IPO flows boosted Wealth Management asset gathering.

• Net revenue$21.3BYoY +27.1%
• Net income$5.6BYoY +57.7%

Azure and Microsoft 365 drove growth, while AI datacenter spending squeezed cloud margins and free cash flow.

• Revenue$331.8BYoY +17.8%
• Net income$133.7BYoY +31.3%

Azure demand drove growth, while AI infrastructure costs compressed gross margin and datacenter spending absorbed cash.

• Revenue$82.9BYoY +18.3%
• Net income$31.8BYoY +23.1%

Acquisitions and FX drove nearly all H1 revenue growth; Silvus earnout charges and higher interest reduced net earnings.

• Revenue$3.1BYoY +13.3%
• Net income$557.0MYoY +8.6%

Falling bitcoin prices eroded equity despite treasury expansion; bitcoin sales helped fund preferred dividends and replenish reserves.

• Revenue$122.4MYoY +6.9%
• Net income−$8.2Bvs $10.0B year ago

AI memory scarcity drove DRAM/NAND price surges as capacity shifted to data centers and HBM4 entered volume production.

• Revenue$133.2BYoY +256.3%
• Net income$85.0BYoY +895.1%

UnitedHealthcare’s GeneSight coverage change drove revenue lower despite higher test volume; impairments widened the GAAP loss.

• Revenue$824.5MYoY −1.6%
• Net income−$365.9MYoY −187.4%

Reimbursement pressure and collection-estimate revisions outweighed higher cancer-care and mental-health test volumes.

• Revenue$190.7MYoY −10.5%
• Net income−$43.2MYoY +86.9%

Favorable derivative valuations amplified earnings growth, while FPL’s new rates and expanding rate base drove utility gains.

• Revenue—
• Net income$3.1BYoY +55.0%

Higher gold prices fueled buybacks despite lower output and rising unit costs; Cadia’s seismic disruption compounded production weakness.

• Revenue$6.1BYoY +15.1%
• Net income$2.2BYoY +6.8%

Agentic AI-first reset targets ≈20% workforce cuts as enterprise expansion strengthens; infrastructure costs squeeze gross margin.

• Revenue$696.1MYoY +35.9%
• Net income−$170.0MYoY −237.0%

Warner Bros. Discovery termination fee boosted H1 earnings and cash; faster marketing and technology spending squeezed Q2 margins.

• Revenue$12.6BYoY +13.4%
• Net income$3.4BYoY +8.8%

North American wholesale gains steadied sales as digital, Greater China and Converse weakened; tariff recovery bolstered gross profit.

• Revenue$46.4BYoY +0.2%
• Net income$3.1BYoY −3.4%

Shift toward wholesale and full-price digital requires inventory clearance; logistics savings cushion earnings as Greater China and Converse weaken.

• Revenue$11.2BYoY −4.3%
• Net income$712.0MYoY −2.1%

B-21 and Sentinel commitments expand, but GEM 63XL and SiAW overruns pressure profits and working capital absorbs cash.

• Revenue$10.9BYoY +5.1%
• Net income$1.1BYoY −6.8%

Armis and Veza expand the platform into security; acquisition amortization and higher delivery costs squeeze GAAP profitability.

• Revenue$4.0BYoY +24.0%
• Net income$298.0MYoY −22.6%

Fuel surcharges drove most revenue growth; higher fuel costs and Union Pacific merger spending weighed on GAAP earnings.

• Revenue$3.5BYoY +11.4%
• Net income$734.0MYoY −4.4%

Blackwell systems and networking drove Data Center growth, while system complexity and China export-related inventory costs squeezed margins.

• Revenue$215.9BYoY +65.5%
• Net income$120.1BYoY +64.7%

Blackwell Ultra shipments drove Data Center growth as supply commitments rose and an Ohio campus guarantee expanded buildout exposure.

• Revenue$96.2BYoY +105.9%
• Net income$59.7BYoY +125.9%

Bundle and multiproduct subscriptions grew as news-only shrank; digital ads and subscriptions outpaced print declines.

• Revenue$2.8BYoY +9.2%
• Net income$344.0MYoY +17.1%

Digital-only subscriber gains and higher prices lifted subscriptions; expanded audio/video ad inventory boosted advertising, while marketing spending held GAAP margins flat.

• Revenue$762.5MYoY +11.2%
• Net income$93.4MYoY +12.6%

Share offerings funded rising Aurora and fuel-development spending; Meta’s Ohio prepayment agreement advanced the project pipeline.

• Revenue—
• Net income−$105.7MYoY −43.5%

Equity sales fund Aurora-INL deployment work as safety-analysis approval and Kiewit’s selection advance construction readiness.

• Revenue$1.2Mvs $0 year ago
• Net income−$48.5MYoY −96.6%

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure overtook cloud applications as data-center buildout deepened negative FCF and reliance on external financing.

• Revenue$67.4BYoY +17.3%
• Net income$17.1BYoY +37.3%

Data-center expansion outspent operating cash flow despite customer prepayments, prompting an equity raise and dilution.

• Revenue$19.3BYoY +29.6%
• Net income$4.8BYoY +62.6%

Professional-customer demand and higher tickets accelerated growth, but do-it-yourself transactions declined.

• Revenue—
• Net income$715.1MYoY +7.0%

CyberArk and Chronosphere acquisitions accelerated growth and broadened the security platform, but their operating losses squeezed profitability.

• Revenue$11.5BYoY +24.5%
• Net income$307.0MYoY −72.9%