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The German defense company lowered its sales and operating-margin targets, citing delays to military projects and ammunition deliveries.

Third-quarter adjusted EBITDA and earnings per share each increased 12%, excluding reportable catastrophes.

GAAP earnings per share was €2.95, compared with €4.30 a year earlier, while Group EBITDA increased 2.0%.

FUSD is backed by tokenized short-term U.S. Treasury securities and compliant money market funds.

The invite-only platform launched Oct. 20 and supports payroll, vendor payments, swaps and treasury operations across more than 35 blockchains.

Jordan Brand made up 13% of Nike's global business in fiscal 2027's first quarter, while its revenue fell by a mid-teens percentage.

Consensus estimates put revenue at $387.2 million and earnings at $0.40 per share.

The purchase agreement was entered into Nov. 3, and Penguin announced it Nov. 4. The company plans to focus on AI data center infrastructure and memory.

Voyager has managed the student program since 2021. HUNCH gives students projects for NASA and astronauts aboard the International Space Station.

StonkBrokers is an NFTFi project on Robinhood Chain. Its token is also a pairing option in Mancer’s Books feature.

QuantumCT is acquiring runtime for institutions across Connecticut, including the University of Connecticut and Yale University.

The temporary layoffs will affect 47% of the company’s Canadian workforce as it works to restart its idle refinery in Alberta.

DAYBUE generated record third-quarter net sales of $140 million, and Acadia reaffirmed its goal of $700 million in sales by the end of 2028.

The earnings estimate is 89.4% above the year-earlier level, while analysts project $18.96 billion in revenue.

Ultraviolette demonstrated VIOLETTE A.I. at EICMA in Milan, including pre-ride checks, ride statistics and service alerts.

The X account valued the reported sale above $700 million and put Riot's remaining balance at 2,418 BTC.

The October deal adds local real-denominated collections and payouts, including Pix, with settlement in stablecoins. The purchase price was not disclosed.

The exchange paired the spot listing with deposit and trading promotions for KOR Protocol’s token.

Quarterly results beat expectations, while Bank of America maintained a Neutral rating over valuation concerns.

Adjusted earnings guidance is about $7.25 per share, and the company plans $3.8 billion in shareholder returns.

Helen of Troy's board said the nonbinding proposal substantially undervalues the company and is not in shareholders' best interests.

The transfers settled immediately, but FAB said it is still working toward its first digital asset financing transactions.

The deal involves lawsuits from people who alleged they were harmed by the company's “forever chemicals.”

The European order covers portable Ranger Counter-UAS systems, while the Asian customer ordered Iron Drone Raider systems.

A recent social media post focused on the exchange's anticipated IPO, but no specific details about the offering have been made public.

The nonbinding letter contemplates a pre-money enterprise valuation and concurrent equity financing, but the financing terms and SPAC’s identity remain undisclosed.

Revenue fell to $811.1 million from a year earlier, while adjusted EBITDA also declined.

Shareholders of record at the close of business Dec. 1 qualify for the payment.

The underwritten public offering is expected to raise about $13.5 million.

Shareholders of record at the close of business Dec. 17 will qualify. The rate follows a roughly 10% increase in January.

Payment is scheduled for Dec. 17. Nov. 30 is both the record date and the ex-dividend date.

The payment is scheduled for Dec. 17, and Nov. 30 is both the record date and ex-dividend date.

The submarine work covers propulsion valves, pumps and control systems for Virginia-class and Columbia-class submarines.

Rytelo revenue growth helped reverse a run of quarterly losses. Shares rose more than 10% in early premarket trading Nov. 4.

The company declared the increase Nov. 3. Payment is scheduled for Nov. 30 to shareholders of record at the close of business Nov. 13.

Riot holds 2,418 BTC after the sale, about 27% of the amount sold.

The registered direct offering sets a price of $1.60 per common share. BioVie also launched a concurrent private placement.

The three-month average deficit widened to $101.2 billion, while an inflation-adjusted measure showed the goods gap expanding.

Riot sold 20,264 BTC in the first nine months of the year for about $1.5 billion, with proceeds primarily directed toward data-center construction.

The Arizona project sets a long-term target of more than 400 million pounds of copper a year.