Kingfisher Raises Profit Outlook After 9.9% First-Half Gain
The home-improvement retailer lifted its annual profit and cash targets as Screwfix, trade sales and online channels outpaced weaker areas.

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The home-improvement retailer lifted its annual profit and cash targets as Screwfix, trade sales and online channels outpaced weaker areas.

The UK electrical-products group lifted its profit outlook as energy-transition sales surged, though first-half cash flow turned negative amid inventory building.

The UK property group suspended its interim dividend as weaker land sales and higher gearing put pressure on first-half results.

The carmaker says it must step up restructuring as weaker China sales, Porsche charges and worker protests deepen pressure on earnings.

A chart breakout and $12.66 million in liquidated DOGE shorts fuel a 30% upside target, while the rally still needs fresh buyers.

The investor says industry blockchain adoption may split across sectors, with transaction speed and customizable networks drawing attention.

Cuban says fines and lawsuits fail to deter large healthcare companies, and wants a taxpayer-funded commission to study stronger oversight.

A severed backup fiber line compounded an FAA circuit failure, disrupting thousands of flights and leaving airlines to recover into Tuesday.

A 107% jump in data-center sales and major AI chip agreements help explain AMD’s milestone, but investors are pricing in more growth.

The battery-powered brush challenged premium electric models with a low price, shelf-ready packaging and a design built for mass retail.

Both cannabis companies are up about 27% this year, backed by stronger cash flow, sales growth and shareholder returns.

AAA’s daily average topped $6.51, while the EIA’s weekly measure reached $6.529 as fuel costs strain freight and farming.

Whitbread has appointed Legendre UK to redevelop Phoenix House, reusing the vacant office building for a hotel due to open by late 2027.

Bullion fell as a firmer dollar and rising odds of another Federal Reserve increase outweighed support from easing oil prices.

NWSA shares fell more than the XLC fund over 12 months, despite stronger recent earnings and an upbeat analyst consensus.

AES gained about 1.4% in three months as the utilities ETF fell, but a pending cash acquisition leaves little room below its offer price.

The paperboard maker secured a $275 million term loan and $200 million credit line, replacing facilities and arranging to redeem its 2028 notes.

Brent and WTI climbed early Tuesday, then closed lower as traders weighed possible Iran talks against signs of recovering Gulf supply.

The dividend ETF has climbed this year, but its yield, narrow focus and recent gains shape the case for a $1,000 investment.

Legendre UK will lead the conversion of Phoenix House, with the hotel expected to open by the end of 2027.

Index futures barely moved Tuesday morning as investors weighed Trump’s U.N. address, oil prices and Alibaba’s new chip plans.

The S&P 500’s valuation is near dot-com-era levels, while nearly seven decades of returns support patience over panic.

The contracts cover Unit 5 reactor components and turbine upgrades, adding C$1.75 billion to Aecon’s third-quarter construction backlog.

A decade-long projection ranges from modest dividend growth without reinvestment to faster growth with payouts buying more shares.
