More sales tours aren't fixing Hilton Grand Vacations' slowdown
Hilton Grand Vacations lowered its 2026 adjusted earnings outlook as contract sales fell. Construction accounting and a credit estimate change lifted reported results.
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Instacart's $17 billion DoorDash deal comes with a long wait
Instacart agreed to a roughly $17 billion sale to DoorDash. Payment choices, a long approval timetable and stronger quarterly results shape the deal.
Dauch expects more sales. It also expects a bigger loss.
Dauch raised its annual sales forecast while lowering its adjusted earnings target. Preliminary quarterly figures and the completed Dowlais deal need careful comparison.
HF Sinclair's $257 million buyback could end REH's board nomination right
HF Sinclair’s planned $257 million buyback could change REH’s board nomination rights. Closing and ownership conditions still matter.
FTI hits record revenue while cutting jobs
FTI Consulting raised its adjusted earnings forecast while cutting its reported outlook. Restructuring costs and one-off benefits explain why both can happen.
Why LCI rejected a $101 cash proposal for its Patrick merger
LCI rejected Monomoy’s $101 cash proposal and backed its Patrick merger. The board’s valuation case relies on future cash flows and expected cost savings.
How AutoNation keeps lifting adjusted earnings per share while earning less
AutoNation’s buybacks helped adjusted earnings per share rise. Adjusted profit fell from a year earlier in both the second and third quarters.
RBC Bearings didn't need its latest acquisition to beat its sales forecast
RBC Bearings beat its own sales forecast as its industrial business regained momentum. The company also paid off its term loan, while other debt remains.
nVent's sales grew 44% before its latest data-center deal could help
nVent beat its July sales forecast before Maverick Power could contribute. Its earlier results show how the mix of growth has changed.
Newell's sales recovery isn't lifting its earnings target
Newell's sales are recovering, but it cut expected operating cash flow by $250 million. Pension payments and less invoice financing help explain why.