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Earlier today
- Lendingtree earnings missed by $0.70, revenue fell short of estimates
- Wall Street closes down sharply after Fed holds rates unchanged
- Everest earnings missed by $0.33, revenue fell short of estimates
- Beacon Financial earnings missed by $0.04, revenue fell short of estimates
- Fortinet surges 9% as Q2 results, guidance exceed expectations
- Form 4 MoonLake Immunotherapeutics For: 29 July
- D-Wave quantum EVP Ames sells $52,041 in stock
- PTC earnings matched, revenue fell short of estimates
- Form 4 ConAgra Foods For: 29 July
- Form 4 Rhinebeck Bancorp Inc For: 29 July
- Form 4 TWFG Inc For: 29 July
- Form 4 Workhorse Group Inc For: 29 July
- Form 4 ConAgra Foods For: 29 July
- Form 144 Enviri Corporation For: 29 July
- Arm Holdings beats Q1 estimates, shares fall in after-hours
- McGrath earnings missed by $0.16, revenue fell short of estimates
- DCX signs MOU for $20M investment in AI education platform
- Tesla stock hits 52-week low at $297.82
- Form 144 STEM For: 29 July
- Form 4 Stonepeak-Plus Infrastructure Fund LP For: 29 July
- New Fed focus on money supply might aid inflation thinking at the margins
- Form 144 STEM For: 29 July
- Penske Automotive Q2 2026 slides: revenue beats amid truck recovery
- Form 4 Raymond James Financial Inc For: 29 July
- Fed holds rates steady as three policymakers dissent for a hike
- Earnings call transcript: Penske Automotive beats Q2 2026 forecasts as shares rise
- Raymond James president Elwyn sells 10,000 shares worth $1.76 million
- Raymond James raises Blackbaud stock price target on margin strength
- Earnings call transcript: Enel Chile Q2 2026 revenue miss offsets resilient cash flow
- Earnings call transcript: First Commonwealth beats Q2 2026 estimates, shares rise
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