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1 day agoSalesforce Faces Its Defining Moment as Agentforce Moves From Hype to Hard Revenue
Salesforce's Q4 FY2026 results hinge on whether Agentforce generates measurable revenue at scale, as investors shift focus from ARR metrics to actual top-line growth and contract signings.
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1 month agoOne Rare Disease Biotech Posts 97% Margins but the Faster Growing Rival Just Turned Its First Profit
Two rare-disease biotechs show diverging trajectories: Corcept has slower growth with high margins but thin operating profit, while Amicus achieves faster growth and sustainable profitability.
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1 month agoMicron Technology Stock Can Do No Wrong Right Now | MU Stock
The enthusiasm comes as Micron delivered remarkable Q1 FY2026 results, with revenue climbing 56.7% year-over-year to $13.64 billion and net income soaring 175.4% to $5.24 billion. The company's 38.4% net profit margin is stunning. Operating cashflow reached $8.41 billion in the quarter. Attention intensified following comments from Nvidia's CEO about AI storage demand, which sent memory chip stocks surging across the board.
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1 month agoThe Lab Equipment Titan Trading at Half the Multiple Just Delivered Another Beat
Thermo Fisher posted Q3 revenue of $11.12 billion, up 4.9% year over year, and delivered $5.79 in earnings per share against estimates of $5.50. That marked the company's 14th earnings beat in the last 16 quarters. The consistency reflects a diversified product portfolio across scientific instruments, reagents, and consumables serving research labs, hospitals, and biopharma customers. Danaher's Q3 was more complicated. Revenue reached $6.05 billion, up 4.4%, and the company beat estimates with $1.89 per share versus $1.72 consensus.
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2 months agoCompass Minerals Narrows Losses 65% as Revenue Climbs but Investors Stay Cautious
Compass Minerals reported a loss of $0.17 per share for Q4, beating the consensus estimate of a $0.23 loss by 25.7%. Revenue came in at $227.5 million, topping the $225.7 million estimate by 0.78%. More importantly, the quarter showed meaningful improvement versus the prior year. Net losses narrowed to $17.0 million from $48.3 million in Q4 FY2024, a 64.8% improvement. Revenue climbed 8.9% year over year from $208.8 million.
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5 months agoQ2 Earnings Highs And Lows: Atlassian (NASDAQ:TEAM) Vs The Rest Of The Productivity Software Stocks
Productivity software stocks posted strong Q2 results with collective revenue beats and solid share gains; Atlassian showed robust revenue growth but mixed operational metrics.
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5 months agoWhy Buying NVIDIA Right Now May Mean Getting a Steal of a Deal
Make no mistake, Nvidia delivered a fantastic number, but let's not kid ourselves: expectations were heightened going into the quarter. Though Nvidia's figures signal that the ongoing AI revolution is still alive and well, the latest round of results lacked the awe factor that may now be needed to move the needle higher on a $4.25 trillion firm that the retail sector has been buying up aggressively in recent years.
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6 months agoEmbattled BP beats on earnings as it touts selling oil, not cups of coffee, poking fun at its former CEO
"BP is much less interested in telling the public about the number of coffees it sells each year and is now focused on how much oil it can extract," Brooks said, poking at former CEO Bernard Looney.
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