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Target reported quarterly earnings boosted by tariff refunds and raised full-year guidance, with comparable sales growth of 3.8% outpacing Wall Street estimates of 2.4%.
Lowe’s reported mixed quarterly results and trimmed its full-year outlook to the lower end of prior guidance, citing pressure on home improvement spending as consumers remain cautious.
Pinterest announced its CFO Julia Donnelly will depart on October 30 after three years leading the company through 11 consecutive quarters of double-digit revenue growth, with the company now facing guidance for slower expansion ahead.
Frontline posted record quarterly earnings of $659 million as tanker rates climbed across all vessel classes, though questions remain about sustainability once geopolitical disruptions ease.
Miniso reported 26.2% revenue growth in China with 130 million members, but international profit contribution fell sharply to 10-15%, creating a mixed picture for investors weighing domestic strength against struggling global expansion.
Russia’s largest bank Sberbank plans to accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether as loan collateral once regulatory approvals are obtained, marking an expansion into digital asset financing.
