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Thermo Fisher Launches New EMPAD G2 Detector
Thermo Fisher Scientific introduced the Thermo Scientific EMPAD G2 detector, a new detector designed to help researchers see and understand materials in detail. EMPAD G2 enables high-speed four-dimensional scanning transmission electron microscopy. "The EMPAD G2 gives scientists a deeper view of materials and the information they need to explore what those materials can do," said Glyn Davies, president, materials and structural analysis, Thermo Fisher Scientific. "By making advanced 4D STEM faster, more reliable and easier to use, we can help researchers accelerate discoveries in areas such as semiconductors, energy and advanced materials - and ultimately enable new technologies that can improve our everyday lives."
Thermo Fisher Completes Sale of Microbiology Business for Approximately $1.075B
Thermo Fisher Scientific announced that it has completed the sale of its microbiology business to Astorg for consideration of approximately $1.075B, consisting of cash and a $50M seller note. The microbiology business provides antimicrobial susceptibility testing and culture media solutions for clinical, pharmaceutical and food safety testing. The business generated $645M in revenue in 2025 and was part of Thermo Fisher's Specialty Diagnostics segment.
Raises FY26 Revenue to $47.4B-$48.1B
From a previous range of $24.64-$25.12. Raises FY26 revenue to $47.4-$48.1B from a prior range of $47.30B-$48.10B.
Notable Gainers This Morning Include United Rentals and Others
Notable gainers among liquid option names this morning include United Rentals (URI) $1170.47 +135.41, Lockheed (LMT) $573.42 +59.06, Allegion (ALLE) $155.47 +15.53, Quest Diagnostics (DGX) $231.59 +21.75, and Thermo Fisher (TMO) $580.31 +53.85.
Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Futures Decline
Stock futures are lower as investors digest the first wave of megacap technology earnings, with concerns over accelerating artificial intelligence spending outweighing otherwise solid quarterly results. Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures are all in negative territory before the opening bell, while Treasury yields and oil prices are climbing, adding pressure to equity markets.Alphabet and Tesla set the tone for the session after reporting second quarter results late Wednesday. Alphabet posted record growth in its cloud business and topped earnings expectations, but investors focused on the company's increased capital expenditure outlook as it ramps up AI investments. Tesla also came under pressure after reporting negative free cash flow for the first time in more than two years, reinforcing concerns about margins and the cost of its AI and autonomous driving initiatives.The market's attention has shifted from whether big tech can deliver earnings growth to whether the billions of dollars being poured into AI infrastructure will generate sufficient returns. Investors will continue to monitor upcoming results from Intel and other technology companies for additional insight into AI-related capital spending and demand across the semiconductor supply chain.Geopolitical tensions are also weighing on sentiment after attacks linked to Iranian-backed Houthi militants disrupted shipping near the Bab el-Mandeb strait. Brent crude has climbed toward $100 a barrel, raising fresh concerns about inflation. Higher oil prices have pushed Treasury yields higher, particularly on the short end of the curve.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures fell 0.98%, Nasdaq futures fell 1.37% and Dow futures fell 1.0%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.UP AFTER EARNINGS -Cleveland-Cliffsup 9%West Pharmaceuticalsup 7%Quest Diagnosticsup 6%RTXup 5%Lockheed Martinup 5%Thermo Fisherup 5%Huntington Bancsharesup 1%Tractor Supplyup 4%McCormickup 1%Nokiaup 1%Honeywellup 1%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Alphabetdown 5%STMicroelectronicsdown 13%Tesladown 7%American Airlinesdown 5%Infosysdown 4%T-Mobiledown 4%Dow Inc.down 2%Harley-Davidsondown 1%
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