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EssilorLuxottica earnings boost illustrates growth potential for Meta’s smartglasses

Sales of EssilorLuxottica’s Ray-Ban Meta smartglasses tripled in the first half of 2025

3 reasons why the stock market is on the brink of losing 5%-10% — and what to do now

Cautious insiders, euphoric investors and seasonal weakness — what could go wrong?

The most important woman in bonds says investors now have unrealistic expectations

Stop expecting more from your fixed income than a “boring return,” said the CIO of Franklin Templeton’s Fixed Income group.

UnitedHealth’s stock falls to five-year low as outlook was reinstated, but missed expectations

The health insurance giant’s second-quarter profit missed expectations, as it continues to face higher medical costs.

SoFi’s stock rises as earnings bring surging loan growth and a number of records

SoFi originated a record amount of loans in the latest period while also hauling in a record number of new members.

Novo Nordisk issues profit warning as competition — legal and otherwise — hits Wegovy, Ozempic

Shares of Novo Nordisk skidded on Tuesday as the Danish drugmaker reduced its expectations on wildly popular drugs Ozempic and Wegovy.

Microsoft’s stock has been on fire. Will good earnings be enough to further the rally?

Microsoft’s hot stock performance means investors “may need some patience,” even if Azure numbers impress, according to one analyst.

Why Royal Caribbean’s stock is dropping even as cruise demand accelerates

Royal Caribbean’s stock falls as a slight revenue miss and disappointing current-quarter outlook offset a profit beat and raised full-year outlook.

PayPal earnings show the highest Venmo revenue growth since 2023. Here’s what’s working.

PayPal is improving monetization of Venmo with debit cards and increased usage of a checkout option.

Spotify reports surprise loss as employee costs, weak dollar weigh

Streaming giant Spotify Technology on Tuesday said it met goals for active users and premium subscribers but rising employee costs and a weak dollar led to a surprise loss in the second quarter.

The two sides’ interpretations of the U.S.-E.U. trade deal are diverging already

Economists and observers have been quick to highlight discrepancies between the White House and the European Commission’s version of events.

‘He is currently in jail’: My daughter’s husband has bipolar I disorder. Can he sign divorce papers?

“He opened credit cards in his name and spent every dime he could get his hands on, gambling and buying vehicles.”
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