Leidos and DHL Supply Chain have partnered to form the Logistics & Mission Support Alliance, aiming to support the UK Ministry of Defence's Future Defence Support Services programme. This alliance combines Leidos' defence integration expertise with DHL's global logistics capabilities to modernize defence logistics, improve resilience, and enhance agility for the UK's Armed Forces. The partnership plans to use advanced technologies like AI, data analytics, and automation to optimize operations and improve supply chain visibility. If successful, the alliance will strengthen operational readiness and ensure timely support in complex environments.
Clariant has firmly denied Dow Europe's claim for €1.1 billion in damages related to a 2020 competition law infringement on the ethylene purchasing market, which was sanctioned by the European Commission. The claim was filed in a German court on July...
Regions Financial Corporation reported Q2 earnings with an EPS of $0.68, beating profit estimates by 6.25% and improving from last year's $0.60. However, revenue came in at $1.91 billion, slightly below analyst expectations and nearly flat year-over-...
Soitec announced its half-year report on the liquidity contract managed by BNP Paribas as of June 30, 2026. During the first half of 2026, Soitec bought 227,346 shares for €17.36 million and sold 288,875 shares for €23.29 million, leaving 24,442 shar...
Albemarle, a leading lithium producer, faces challenges from volatile lithium prices due to high supply and mixed demand outlooks. Despite recent stock weakness, analysts anticipate a strong earnings recovery with expected EPS of $3.21 and revenue of...
Truist Financial Corporation reported Q2 2026 earnings per share of $1.08, meeting analyst expectations. However, its revenue of $5.23 billion slightly missed estimates, prompting the company to lower its full-year revenue and net interest income out...
