Garmin Stock Breaks Out After Q2 Beat and Raised Full-Year Outlook
Garmin beat second-quarter estimates and raised its outlook, with demand across its fitness, outdoor, aviation, and marine segments driving the result.
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Garmin beat second-quarter estimates and raised its outlook, with demand across its fitness, outdoor, aviation, and marine segments driving the result.
Tractor Supply cut its 2026 outlook and said it will close its Petsense stores, and the shares rose as investors welcomed the cost discipline.
Tractor Supply is closing Petsense stores and cutting its guidance, signaling softer than expected performance in its smaller pet supply chain.
Tesla topped revenue estimates but the reaction turned negative once investors looked past the top line, at the numbers that show how profitably each car is actually being sold.
Tesla expanded its robotaxi service to Orlando and Tampa, adding two new markets in a rollout central to its autonomy growth story.
An $18 billion bid for MGM Resorts is facing regulatory and fiduciary scrutiny, adding uncertainty to whether and how the deal will close.
General Motors posted second quarter growth in key financial areas that a new comparison says outpaced Tesla, highlighting GM's progress on cost discipline and product mix.
A jury found Nike liable for sex discrimination, and the plaintiff has spoken publicly about the verdict, adding a legal and reputational cost to a case that stays specific to Nike.
An analyst has cut its 12-month price target on Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings to $21.17, trimming expectations even though the new target still implies upside from current levels.
A new US tariff round lands alongside an oil price shock tied to the Iran war and Persian Gulf disruption, lifting energy producers while raising costs for automakers and import-reliant retailers.
Amazon must pay $2.5 billion to settle claims over its Prime subscription practices, with eligible customers now able to file for a refund.
General Motors is putting $157 million into its Wentzville, Missouri assembly plant, a sign of continued commitment to the site's truck and van production.
An analysis of Tesla's second quarter argues that management's growing focus on robotaxis and robotics, rather than core EV growth, is what is pressuring the stock's valuation.
NHTSA rejected a petition alleging a door release defect in Tesla vehicles, but opened a new rulemaking on door standards that could eventually affect Tesla and other automakers.
A new round of double-digit tariffs on goods from dozens of countries raises import costs for companies that build products or source parts overseas, with footwear and autos among the most exposed.
The US auto safety regulator denied a petition asking it to open a formal investigation into a Tesla door-release defect, removing a potential regulatory overhang for now.
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