Generac Lands Second Data Center Power Deal, $700 Million Committed for 2027
Generac secured its second large data center power deal, with $700 million committed for 2027, extending its push beyond home generators.
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Generac secured its second large data center power deal, with $700 million committed for 2027, extending its push beyond home generators.
Rocket Lab was awarded a $266 million US Space Force contract, a large government win for the space and launch company.
Ferrovial reported first-half 2026 revenue that came in ahead of forecasts, with its toll-road and airport infrastructure assets driving the top line.
The FAA says certain 737 MAX seats could be faulty and need inspection, adding another quality checkpoint to Boeing's best-selling jet program.
UPS used its second-quarter earnings call to highlight a network reset and a higher outlook, pointing to progress on its cost and volume overhaul.
Cintas declared a higher dividend of $0.52 per share, a signal of steady cash generation from its uniform-rental and facility-services business.
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern enhanced their merger application to regulators, a step aimed at advancing their plan to build a transcontinental railroad.
Bangladesh carrier US-Bangla Airlines agreed to buy 21 Boeing jets in a $1.5 billion fleet expansion, adding to Boeing's commercial order backlog.
Leidos shares rose sharply after the company won a US$717 million intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance support task order.
Old Dominion Freight Line beat second-quarter expectations, a positive read from a closely watched less-than-truckload freight bellwether.
Boeing shares climbed as improving cash flow drew more attention than its profit shortfalls, a sign the turnaround is moving in the right direction.
Vertiv reported strong second-quarter 2026 results, with diluted EPS up 53 percent and adjusted diluted EPS up 60 percent, and raised its full-year 2026 guidance across all key metrics.
Lockheed Martin topped Q2 earnings expectations and raised its full year guidance, pointing to stronger demand across its defense programs.
Lockheed Martin has pulled out of a small satellite launch program at the UK's SaxaVord Spaceport, a minor setback with negligible impact on its core defense business.
A distributed power unit failure has been blamed for a Union Pacific train derailment in Austin, adding a safety and operational cost question for the railroad.
Philippine Airlines has selected GE Aerospace's GEnx engines to power its new Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners, adding another long-term aftermarket revenue stream for the engine maker.
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