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The Magnificent Seven tech giants would only have to generate relatively moderate increases in their earnings to justify their valuations, Man Group said.

The latest Starbucks results show the retailer may have trouble selling coffee, but it is good at selling customers the right to buy coffee in the future.

GE Healthcare’s stock dropped in early Wednesday trading, after the medical technologies and diagnostics company reported second-quarter revenue that missed expectations and free cash flow that turned more negative.

Markets will be paying close attention Wednesday to how much confidence Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signals the central bank has to potentially begin cutting interest rates as soon as September.

Microsoft indicated that its artificial-intelligence spending is paying off, and the company plans to boost it. That’s seen as good for software and chip companies.

Chinese company plans to offer 3.15 million American depositary shares at $6 to $8 a share.

The coffee chain wrestles with ongoing consumer weakness.

Norwegian Cruise Line’s stock rallied Wednesday after the cruise company reported second-quarter profit that beat expectations and raised its full-year outlook, citing continued “robust” market demand.

Delta Air Line Chief Executive Ed Bastian told CNBC-TV on Wednesday that he expects the cost of information technology outages caused by CrowdStrike’s computer software glitch to be about $500 million.

A Jefferies analyst reiterates a ‘buy’ rating and says the tobacco giant’s share of non-smoking products is growing.

Mastercard’s spending growth to start the current quarter has been stable, and that seemed welcome news to investors on Wednesday.

Microsoft discussed plans to grow capital spending in the new fiscal year and indicated that its AI spending delivers returns. That’s welcome news for chip investors.