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Houthi forces seized Yemen's Red Sea port of Mokha, per AP-cited officials, and a Yemeni military source told AFP that Zuqar Island was also taken, as Brent and WTI tracked toward a weekly close above $100, CNBC reported.
Adobe's fiscal Q3 revenue and adjusted EPS beat estimates as the company raised full-year guidance, citing AI-first ARR growth above 150% and record annual recurring revenue, per Yahoo Finance/Proactive.
Copart has agreed to acquire ACV Auctions for $10.50 a share in cash, valuing the dealer-wholesale marketplace at about $1.9 billion, announced alongside Copart's fiscal fourth-quarter results showing a 17.4% drop in net income.
Oracle's fiscal Q1 2027 results beat Wall Street estimates as cloud infrastructure revenue rose 121% to $7.4 billion and RPO backlog hit $664 billion, while capital spending and cash burn surged.
Communication Services led the session while the S&P 500 slips. See the validated market scorecard, sector performance, and what traders are watching next.
CNBC reported the 10-year Treasury yield rose more than 11 basis points to 4.954% Thursday, its highest since October 2023, as U.S. oil topped $100 a barrel and Treasury's buyback took in only about half the $10.5 billion offered.
OpenAI launched ChatGPT for Financial Services, built with design partners Morgan Stanley and Evercore and powered by GPT-6 Astra, with bundled data from LSEG, Daloopa, PitchBook and others, per CNBC and Reuters.
At his first keynote as Apple CEO, John Ternus unveiled the $1,999 iPhone Duo foldable and a $1,199 iPhone 18 Pro, with no standard iPhone 18 in the fall lineup, per CNBC and other outlets.
Wall Street analysts can spend years studying a company and still never put their own money behind the call. That difference can tell you a lot.
Gold and silver PPI reaction: prices fell as August PPI hit 5.4%, pushing Fed hike odds to 60%. Here's why traders are watching closely.
The headlines still sound gloomy. But one broad measure of economic activity just hit its strongest level in more than four years – and corporate forecasts are moving the same way.
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