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NIO more than doubled revenue year over year and posted a second straight adjusted operating profit, yet a sequential slowdown from late 2025 helped drive a sharp stock selloff.

Nvidia says it will split data center revenue into hyperscalers and a broader enterprise category, a reporting shift aimed at showing investors its business is not tied only to the largest AI cloud buyers.

Honda says it faces its first-ever annual loss as rising EV costs push CEO Toshihiro Mibe toward a strategy reset centered on hybrids.

BioNTech says it is shrinking its manufacturing footprint, with up to 1,860 manufacturing staff potentially affected, marking a significant operational reset for the German biotech company.

Lucid reported a $1 billion net loss in the first quarter of 2026, missed revenue expectations, and withdrew full-year production guidance after a difficult start to the year.

Lucid Motors has withdrawn its vehicle production and sales guidance for 2026 while a new chief executive reviews the business, underscoring how operational disruptions and swelling inventory are complicating the EVmaker

Apple reported $111.2 billion in revenue for its fiscal second quarter of 2026, up 17%, reinforcing the company’s ability to grow from an already enormous base.

Apple reported $111.2 billion in second-quarter 2026 revenue, a 17% year-over-year increase that signals continued scale and momentum at the top end of consumer tech.

Apple reported quarterly revenue of $111.2 billion, up 17%, with the iPhone 17 family described as a major contributor and customer satisfaction cited at 99%.

Alphabet said Google Cloud passed $20 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time, driven by AI demand, while warning that near-term compute constraints held back even faster growth.

Meta reported strong revenue growth, but investors focused on a much bigger number: capital expenditures that could top $145 billion as the company accelerates its AI catch-up campaign.

Tesla reported a first-quarter profit increase and higher automotive revenue, then used the moment to revive talk of its long-delayed next-generation Roadster.

Tesla’s first-quarter earnings beat is facing scrutiny after a report argued that one-time benefits and accounting levers helped lift margins and operating income beyond what the core business would suggest.

A sparse but telling weekly roundup from Endpoints News points to three pressures shaping biotech right now: regulation, clinical momentum, and investor scrutiny.

Nvidia reported fiscal Q4 revenue of $68.1 billion, a 73% year-over-year surge, as hyperscalers collectively committed $650 billion in AI infrastructure spending for 2026. Despite the blowout results, investors remain cautious about whether the AI boom can sustain its breakneck pace.

Nvidia has reported yet another record-breaking quarter driven by insatiable demand for AI chips, with CEO Jensen Huang declaring that 'the demand for tokens in the world has gone completely exponential.' The results come as hyperscaler capital expenditure on AI infrastructure continues to shatter expectations.