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Boeing's Q2 2026 results show revenue growth and positive cash flow, despite challenges with Air Force One charges. The company sees improved operational performance and maintains a strong order backlog.

Sanmina Corporation's shares fell 20.50% despite exceeding earnings expectations, as investor sentiment turned negative due to disappointing revenue guidance for the next quarter.

Verizon is offering up to $1,200 off Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Ultra preorders with trade-in and eligible data plans, ahead of their official release.

Amkor Technology shares fell sharply despite reporting record earnings and revenue, as investors focused on a weaker-than-expected outlook and operational challenges in the communications segment.

Itron Inc.'s stock surged 22% after reporting second-quarter earnings that exceeded expectations, despite a revenue decline. The company updated its financial guidance, boosting investor confidence.

Kiniksa Pharmaceuticals' shares rose over 21% following strong Q2 results, surpassing expectations and raising its full-year sales outlook for ARCALYST, the only FDA-approved therapy for recurrent pericarditis.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.69% due to strong blue-chip earnings, despite a global selloff in semiconductor and AI stocks impacting the Nasdaq. Oil price drops also supported the Dow's gains.

HYBE, the entertainment company behind BTS, reported record quarterly revenue and profit driven by concert and album sales, despite a significant drop in its stock due to broader market selloff.

Robinhood users reported access issues during a volatile trading session, highlighting the app's history of outages during high-demand periods. The company has faced legal scrutiny over similar past incidents.

Global chipmaker stocks have plummeted due to concerns over AI spending sustainability and rising competition from China, with major declines in South Korea, Japan, and Europe.

Microsoft introduces MAI-Cyber-1-Flash, an AI model designed to identify cybersecurity vulnerabilities, outperforming rivals at lower costs. Integrated into Project Perception, it marks a significant shift in Microsoft's security strategy.

Apple has overtaken Nvidia as the world's most valuable company, driven by investor preference for its restrained AI spending strategy, ahead of its anticipated earnings report showing strong sales growth.

A University College London study links lifelong financial hardship to weaker cognitive performance and accelerated brain aging, highlighting the long-term impact of economic stress on brain health.

South Korea's KOSPI index plunged 10.84% due to a massive selloff in semiconductor stocks, triggering emergency trading halts and raising concerns over China's growing chip industry.

Viva Energy's shares rose 8.61% after a first-half trading update exceeded expectations, driven by a surge in refining margins. The company also reduced net debt, enhancing financial flexibility.

Maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz shows early signs of recovery as a pause in US-Iran hostilities enters its second day, though regional risks persist.

DroneShield Ltd. shares fell 12.02% as easing Middle East tensions and governance concerns impacted the stock, despite strong business fundamentals and new contracts.

The ASX 200 index rose 0.45% to 8,933.8 points, driven by easing Middle East tensions, falling oil prices, and strong corporate earnings, despite pressure on energy stocks.

Dekáf Coffee Roasters elevates decaf coffee by using dedicated workflows and roast profiles, treating it with the same care as specialty coffee, and offering a range of caffeine levels.

Oil prices fell sharply as US-Iran tensions eased, raising hopes for diplomatic solutions. Despite the pause, shipping traffic through critical waterways remains limited, with analysts cautious about long-term stability.

Wix shares rose 9.64% amid restructuring and AI initiatives, following a challenging year marked by legal scrutiny and disappointing earnings. Investors await the upcoming earnings report for further insights.

China's CXMT has surged in the stock market, challenging Samsung and SK Hynix with aggressive pricing, rapid expansion, and government backing, posing a significant threat in the global memory chip market.

Shares of Chinese memory chipmaker CXMT Corp exploded on their Shanghai trading debut Monday, surging 465.82% to close at 49.00 yuan, instantly catapulting the company to the top of China's stock market by valuation and marking one of the most spectacular initial public offerings in recent financial history.

SK Hynix shares fell 8.69% following a major IPO by Chinese rival CXMT, sparking a sector-wide selloff. The decline comes ahead of SK Hynix's crucial earnings report, adding to market volatility.

American Express shares rose 2.41% after reporting strong Q2 results, with increased revenue and card member spending. The company plans to reinvest in growth, focusing on premium products and younger customers.

Mastercard shares rose 2.19% as investors anticipate strong second-quarter earnings, driven by bullish analyst forecasts and resilient consumer spending. Analysts expect continued growth and positive financial performance.

SAP shares rose 6.77% following strong quarterly earnings and a new stock buyback program, reversing recent lows and boosting investor confidence in the company's cloud and AI initiatives.

Oracle's shares rose 4.59% following major U.S. government contracts, despite recent declines and mixed analyst sentiment. The contracts provide a stable revenue stream amid cloud infrastructure expansion.

Microsoft shares rose 2.05% as investors anticipate a pivotal earnings report, focusing on AI investments and Copilot integration. The tech sector sees broader gains amid Big Tech earnings week.