Nucor, Steel Dynamics Shares Slip on Q3 Forecasts
Both steelmakers expect higher third-quarter earnings, but their forecasts fell short of Wall Street estimates after strong runs in their shares.

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Both steelmakers expect higher third-quarter earnings, but their forecasts fell short of Wall Street estimates after strong runs in their shares.

The Fashion Renewable Collaborative will help apparel suppliers assess and buy renewable power, while inviting more brands to join.

The new unit will combine AI, technology partnerships and product development, with Todd Lohr leading its push to build new businesses.

The bank says it cannot model the conflict’s endgame, while disrupted shipments and shifting diplomatic signals keep Brent volatile.

The Danish drugmaker promised new blockbuster medicines and expanded pill capacity, but investors wanted a clearer measure of growth before patents expire.

The ECB says bank deposits can expose lenders to sudden withdrawals and wants MiCA to favor reserves that mature within days.

Strong sales and higher guidance fuel the recovery case, but some analysts question how much progress the share price already reflects.

Quest Diagnostics remains well ahead of the Nasdaq in 2026, though a new Medicare payment proposal sent shares lower.

Nine analysts raised MiniMed price targets after strong quarterly growth, but separation costs and a calendar boost complicate the cash-flow picture.

Workday surged 64% in three months, far ahead of software peers, though acquisition speculation and a weak year-to-date return complicate the picture.

A conditional Iran offer and Meta’s new AI assistant buoyed investors, while energy costs and uncertain diplomacy threatened the optimism.

VOO charges 0.03% annually and spreads exposure across large U.S. companies, but its history cannot predict how Anthropic shares will perform.

A steep share-price slide has brought Netflix’s forward earnings multiple down, but slowing sales growth and weaker engagement remain investor concerns.

The CNBC host cited Chili’s $10.99 meal deal and sales momentum, while Darden’s Olive Garden remained a key point to watch.

The restaurant group plans to keep operating while it seeks a buyer, after expansion costs and uneven performance strained its finances.

Shares hit a 52-week low as growth forecasts and cash reserves compete with rising incentives and a costly lending acquisition.

The used-car retailer says the cuts support a leaner workforce as CEO Keith Barr pursues $200 million in expense savings.

PitchBook counted 16 oil and gas sponsor deals in Q2, with just three launching new portfolio platforms amid war-driven uncertainty.

Circle will pay Binance incentives tied to USDC balances as the exchange promotes the dollar-linked stablecoin across its platform.

A survey found 38% of UK adults say pension policy changes make it harder to plan, as the industry urges tax certainty.

Tests on the damaged route were followed by a low-rate restart, offering a possible new outlet for Saudi crude beyond Hormuz.

New controls for AI models and agents arrive as Fastly highlights security growth and rising machine-generated traffic to investors.

Record memory sales and long-term customer deals strengthen the case for Micron, but investors face a key test on September 30.

DIS is down more than 7% this year, while stronger quarterly profit and a lower valuation give investors reasons to keep watching.
