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Google Shares Fall 10% as Growth in Search Revenue Slows

Despite strength in its cloud-computing division, the company had negative free cash flow of $9.1 billion.

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Microsoft Quarterly Profit Soars as Cloud Growth Accelerates

The company's cloud business growth continued to accelerate, contributing to a higher profit and easing jitters over potential returns from the AI build-out.

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Ford's Weaker Vehicle Sales Drive Down Profit, Revenue

The automaker reported a lower profit of $2.05 billion in the third quarter, pressured by persistent losses in its electric-vehicle unit and softer sales across its gas and hybrid models.

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FedEx Lifts Outlook as Shipping Rates, Volumes Drive Revenue Growth

The shipping company now expects revenue to grow around 12% for the calendar year.

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T-Mobile Profit, Revenue Rise on Postpaid Growth

The cell carrier now expects full-year postpaid net account additions at the midpoint of its prior guidance range and it also narrowed its profit forecast for the year.

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EBay Sales Rise on Strength in Collectibles, Live Shopping

CEO Jamie Iannone said the e-commerce platform is seeing broad-based momentum across its key categories, with collectibles remaining its biggest growth driver.

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Carvana Profit Soars as Vehicle Sales Climb Nearly 40%

The online used-car retailer reported a third-quarter profit of $289 million, up from $151 million a year earlier.

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Honeywell Aerospace Logs Higher Third-Quarter Profit, Revenue on Continued Demand

The company, which was spun off from Honeywell International earlier this year, posted a quarterly profit of $726 million, up from $644 million in last year's comparable period.

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Airbus Posts Lower Earnings as It Seeks to Ramp Up Plane Deliveries

The European plane maker said third-quarter adjusted earnings declined 9% from a year earlier while revenue slipped 2%.

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Nelson Peltz's Trian Offers to Buy Wendy's for $1.4 Billion

The chain's shares have been down roughly 70% over the past five years.

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MGM Says Deal Talks With Barry Diller's People Incorporated Are Over

People withdrew its offer to buy MGM last month; soon after, The Wall Street Journal reported that MGM was considering a potential bid for People.

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Chipotle Logs Higher Revenue as Same-Restaurant Sales Climb

The company's third-quarter revenue rose 9.6% to $3.29 billion, primarily driven by new restaurant openings and an increase in comparable restaurant sales.

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Pilgrim's Pride Profit Falls as Supply Outpaces Demand

The company posted net income of $117.6 million as supply for chicken products continued to exceed demand.

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Campari Says Aperitifs, Tequila Are Driving Sales

Davide Campari-Milano said a strategy of focusing on a smaller number of core brands is paying off, with sales growing across regions over the first nine months of the year, though it signaled continued weakness in the U.S. market.

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Dropbox to Cut About 6% of Global Workforce

Dropbox is cutting jobs globally in a move it says will align its workforce with investments and its top product and growth priorities

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GE Vernova to Buy Grid-Equipment Manufacturer for $9 Billion as Energy Demand Grows

The energy company, formed from the breakup of General Electric, said the acquisition will create scale across its electrification portfolio.


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October 28, 2026 19:15 ET (23:15 GMT)

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