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Adjusted earnings rose to $1.24 a share, while 3.7 GW of new renewable and storage projects expanded the development backlog. The company kept its 2026 outlook unchanged.
Organic revenue per working day rose 3.9% and underlying EBITA reached €211 million, beating analyst expectations. North America led, but gross margin fell and France remained weaker.
Third-quarter revenue was €1.642 billion and combined Atos-Eviden organic revenue fell 2.4%, improving from declines of 5.8% in Q2 and 11.0% in Q1. Liquidity rose to €966 million.
AT&T now expects adjusted EPS around $2.40 for 2026, up from $2.25–$2.35. Third-quarter revenue rose 5.3%, while a Mexico impairment kept reported EPS far below adjusted EPS.
The exchange operator reported broad revenue growth, a rebound in treasury income and higher full-year targets.
The Ray-Ban maker gave an exact wearables figure for the first time, showing the category at about 6.5% of quarterly group revenue as growth moderated.
Third-quarter sales rose 2.3% like for like, but closures, damage and security costs pushed the retailer to lower profit and cash-flow expectations.
Third-quarter revenue topped consensus, but regulation in Italy and Brazil kept the largest division under pressure.
Revenue rose 10.1% to €1.57 billion, with broad divisional growth and full-year guidance unchanged.
Adjusted operating profit rose 19.5%, but Road earnings fell 35.1% and some integration synergies moved into 2027.
Net profit declined 7.9% to NOK 9.84 billion, while mutual-fund net inflows reached NOK 54.5 billion.
Adjusted net profit rose 9% to €5.1 billion, while the utility targeted 10% average annual growth through 2030.
Like-for-like sales increased 2.3% and total orders rose 2.6%, while the group maintained its full-year expectations.
The new outlook combines stronger trading, a roughly €200 million U.S. tariff refund and €100 million of planned reinvestment. Final third-quarter results are due October 29.
Consolidated revenue reached €2.437 billion, but strong growth in Europe and the rest of Asia contrasted with declines in North America and China.
Pricing lifted organic sales 2% and adjusted EBITDA margin to 15.3%, while adjusted EBITDA of €388 million narrowly topped consensus. A South-East Asia paint-business sale agreement adds a separate portfolio-value milestone.
Organic revenue rose 3.9% and underlying profit increased, but weaker gross margin and declines in several markets argue against treating one quarter as a global hiring boom.
Third-quarter revenue rose 11.8% to $12.87 billion and profit beat expectations, but Netflix lowered its annual advertising outlook from about $3 billion after some ad-product capabilities rolled out more slowly than planned.
Third-quarter revenue reached $4.281 billion and production recovered from second-quarter maintenance, but lower Beaumont volumes and project timing narrowed the full-year production range to 174–181 MMboe.
Revenue rose 15% to $1.60 billion, while Magic: The Gathering grew 34% and the company doubled its 2026 share-repurchase target to about $400 million.
Adjusted EPS guidance rises to $9.10–$9.15 after a $2.50 quarter. The company still faces softer automotive and consumer demand, so the outlook remains a forecast.
Public bidding runs October 21–23 for up to 270 million new shares, with a 1,065–1,119 rupee price band and most proceeds earmarked for telecom-unit debt.
The grocer’s new plan combines lower prices and store improvements with digital growth and cost savings. Its sales, EBITDA and EPS figures are management targets, not completed results.
Revenue reached $4.3 billion, but the airline expects a $2.00 to $2.50 adjusted loss per share in the fourth quarter as fuel costs stay far above plan.