Ondas Inc. requires average revenue of approximately $158.3 million for each of Q2, Q3, and Q4 to hit management's minimum target of $525 million. This rate is 3.2 times higher than the revenue posted in Q1.
Space Exploration Technologies Corp launched 24 additional Starlink satellites into orbit on Friday. However, the company’s stock declined, ending the session down 3.4% at $108.37, close to its lowest point since the IPO.
XRP’s proposed fee-sponsor update would transfer reserve demand from individual users to institutions, rather than eliminate it. The token was priced at $1.059 on Saturday. Its decline for the day was in line with the broader market.
Wall Street advanced last week, yet the market rally heightened scrutiny of AI investments. Investors favored strong cloud earnings, while companies with poor cash conversion faced selling pressure.
Supermicro shares ended Friday higher, climbing 2.4%, though this gain was not enough to offset the week’s underperformance versus the Nasdaq, which the stock lagged by 7.2 percentage points. The regular session had ended, and after-hours trading was in progress.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended Friday up by 277.68 points, closing at 52,485.74 after regular trading wrapped up at 4 p.m. EDT. The index advanced 0.53%.
Joby Aviation, Inc. slipped 1.9% to $7.11 on Friday while U.S. markets remained open. Shares stayed 2.5% higher than the previous Friday's closing level.
AT&T Inc. gained 0.7%, trading at $23.38 by midday Friday. U.S. cash markets were open at the time. The stock had dropped 5.9% over Wednesday and Thursday after the deal's closure on Tuesday.
Shares of Novo Nordisk A/S dropped significantly on Friday after the ZEUS trial found minimal cardiovascular benefit from ziltivekimab. The decline in U.S. trading wiped out approximately $20.5 billion in market capitalisation.
Nokia Oyj gained 3.8%, trading at €8.23 as of 12:01 EEST on Friday. The OMX Helsinki 25 index advanced 0.9%. Shares in Helsinki traded as planned, with markets set to close at 18:30 EEST.
Kioxia Holdings unveiled an ¥800 billion share repurchase following the market close in Tokyo on Friday. The company projected operating profit for July-September at ¥1.89 trillion, coming in below the ¥1.95 trillion consensus forecast from eight analysts polled by LSEG.
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. begins Monday facing a sharply defined earnings outlook, with its semiconductor unit accounting for 99.7% of operating profit in the second quarter.
NextEra Energy ended Friday's session at $86.92, a decline of 1.15%. Over the past five sessions, the stock dropped 3.2%. U.S. markets did not open on Saturday.
Shares of American Airlines Group Inc. rose 5.5% over the past week. However, the airline generated just 10% of Delta Air Lines Inc.'s adjusted net income, despite achieving 95% of Delta's revenue.
U.S. cash markets were shut Saturday, as Microsoft halted a two-day surge in earnings. Shares rose 3.0% on Friday, after climbing 15.5% on Thursday. The company’s market capitalization closed around $3.46 trillion.
Bitcoin saw a notable divergence between its price and fund interest at the start of August. In July, the cryptocurrency rose about 7.5%, but U.S. spot ETFs saw inflows of only $172.8 million.
Ambev S.A. reported operating cash flow of R$4.71 billion for the second quarter, representing a 54.5% rise. However, the company’s filing indicates that 79% of this growth was attributable to working-capital relief.
Rivian Automotive, Inc. dropped 9.6% on Friday, even after surpassing revenue estimates for the second quarter. The move was driven by concerns over the source of its earnings, as profits came from software rather than vehicle production.
Enterprise Products Partners L.P. closed at $38.05 on Friday. With U.S. markets shut over the weekend, the preliminary figure indicated a 1.8% drop for the week. Factoring in the $0.56 distribution, the adjusted decline came to approximately 0.3%.
Shares of McDonald’s Corporation rose 2.2% last week despite a decline in profit projections. The company's quarterly report on Tuesday will reveal if the stock's recovery outpaces expectations for earnings.
Energy Transfer LP closed Friday at $20.36, up approximately 0.6%. The units finished the week flat. They stayed 1.6% under their 52-week peak of $20.70.
Ondas Inc. requires average revenue of approximately $158.3 million for each of Q2, Q3, and Q4 to hit management's minimum target of $525 million. This rate is 3.2 times higher than the revenue posted in Q1.
NEW YORK, August 1, 2026, 14:08 EDT – GlobalFoundries prepares for scrutiny over its upcoming earnings as it secures a $300 million award, with the U.S. government taking a 1% ownership stake.
3M Company finished Friday at $176.28, marking a 2.1% gain for the week. The stock is still 10.8% higher than its closing price before earnings on July 20.
Berkshire Class B shares increased from $494.93 on July 24, closing Friday at $511.54, close to their intraday peak. Trading volume totaled 3.94 million shares.
NIO reported July deliveries of 35,934 vehicles, marking a 71.0% increase compared to the same month last year. Deliveries declined by 11.5% from June. With U.S. markets closed on Saturday, there has been no movement in the ADR.
NEW YORK, August 1, 2026, 13:04 EDT — Roblox Corporation shares fell 27% on concerns that a widening monetization divide between the U.S. and Canada is threatening the company's recovery prospects.
U.S. cash markets remained shut on Saturday, following a turbulent week that saw gains. Trading will resume in the next standard session on Monday at 9:30 a.m. EDT.
Shares of Ambarella, Inc. jumped on Friday following a Financial Times report about acquisition discussions. According to the report, NXP Semiconductors N.V. is in talks to acquire the company. Negotiations are still in progress and a price has not been revealed.
On Thursday, SPY allocated 20.27% of its assets to three stocks. Apple, Nvidia and Microsoft all surpassed the 5% mark. If all three moved 1% in tandem, SPY would shift by roughly 0.20 percentage point, assuming no movement elsewhere.
TELUS Corporation saw its market value fall by roughly C$2.67 billion on Friday, a drop that closely aligns with the C$2.7 billion in dividend savings it aims to achieve by 2028. The initial figure reflects an investor estimate.