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Major Averages Broadly Lower Near Noon
The major averages were broadly lower near noon as investors continue to balance easing inflation pressures and strong corporate earnings against renewed geopolitical risks.The inflation backdrop remains supportive for equities. July CPI and PPI both came in softer than expected, reducing concerns that the Federal Reserve will need to raise interest rates at its September meeting. PPI was unchanged in July after declining 0.1% in June, while the latest CPI data showed inflation continuing to moderate. The market is increasingly focused on whether the combination of cooling inflation and a weakening labor market will give the Fed room to ease policy later this year.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Applied Materialsreportedand provided upbeat Q4 earnings guidanceU.S. President Donald Trumpand their parts and componentsRedditwasAvalonBayin the S&P 500 at the August 18 openTeslaredesigned Roadster may have flying capabilities,OpenAI is on pace to generate annualized revenue of over $40B based on its present performance,2. WALL STREET CALLS:New StreetMicronto Buy, sees multi-trillion market cap by 2030SanDiskwith a raised Overweight rating at JPMorganCiscoto Hold at HSBCWayfairto Outperform at BernsteinFox Corp.to Overweight at Wells Fargo and JPMorgan3. AROUND THE WEB:Nokiais closing its research and development unit in Hangzhou, China, and cutting 1,600 jobs, Helsingin saysCharter Communicationsreceived final approval from California regulators to buy Cox Communications for $21.9B, WSJ reportsGoldman Sachsis courting investors to participate in Nvidia's$500B AI infrastructure financing initiative, leveraging its longstanding Nvidia relationship to secure a key role in mobilizing capital for the AI buildout, Reuters saysBPand UAE-based XRG have secured an exploration and production license for Venezuela's Loran offshore gas field, which holds an estimated 4 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas and straddles the Venezuela-Trinidad and Tobago maritime boundary, WSJ reportsApplehas trained a large language model in partnership with Alibabafor China's market, Reuters reports4. MOVERS:Capricor Therapeuticsgains afterand announcing the FDA is "willing" to review the company's BLA amendment for its HOPE-3 studyValnevaincreases in New York after announcing with Pfizerthat the EMA has validated theIntermexhigher after providing an update on itsfor Western Union'spending acquisition of the companyKinderCarefalls afterand cutting its guidance for FY26Merlinand York Space Systemslower in New York after5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Heartflowand raised its outlook for FY26Midera Food, with CEO Mark Salman commenting, "We saw continued momentum in the second quarter, with orders up 16% and the backlog reaching $446 million"Teamsharesand backed its outlook for FY26DLocal, with CEO Pedro Arnt commenting, "TPV growth has remained above 50% year-over-year for seven consecutive quarters, with the last three quarters at or above 70%"FocalThericsand backed its outlook for FY26INDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 0.19%, or 103.36, to 53,736.63, the Nasdaq was down 0.48%, or 128.01, to 26,675.02, and the S&P 500 was down 0.21%, or 16.73, to 7,782.26.
KinderCare Reports Q2 Revenue of $697.5M
Reports Q2 revenue $697.5M, consensus $697.98M. "Throughout the second quarter, we remained focused on our mission of providing high-quality early childhood education and care while executing our long-term strategy," said Tom Wyatt, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of KinderCare Learning Companies. "We expanded access to our programs in growing communities, built momentum across our early childhood education and school-age offerings, and continued aligning our center footprint to better meet the evolving needs of families."
Cuts FY26 Revenue View to $2.66B-$2.7B
Cuts FY26 revenue view to $2.66B-$2.7B from $2.7B-$2.75B, consensus $2.71B.
Champions Welcomes New School Districts
This school year Champions, part of the KinderCare Learning Companies family of brands, will welcome several new schools and school districts to their programs, including Cupertino Union School District in California, Decatur School District 61 in Illinois, Iowa City School District in Iowa, and Spotsylvania County Public Schools in Pennsylvania. "Every school year brings new opportunities to support children and families. Through our partnerships with school districts across the country, Champions helps ensure students have a safe, engaging place to learn, grow and connect beyond the school day, while giving parents the confidence that their children are supported when school is not in session," said Dan Figurski, president of KinderCare for Employers and Champions. "We're proud to work alongside educators and district leaders to meet the evolving needs of families in the communities we serve."
KinderCare Applauds States for Investing in Early Childhood Education Programs
KinderCare Learning Companies applauds the governors and state legislators in California, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Virginia for their focus on and dedication to investing in their respective state's early childhood education programs, ensuring that thousands of children across these five states have access to affordable, high-quality child care. "Strong, sustained investments in public early childhood education programs like these demonstrate how child care remains a top issue for state leaders," said Tom Wyatt, CEO.. "We applaud these states for their continued commitment to supporting working families and their youngest children. We look forward to working with each state to bring these plans to life by giving more families the ability to choose the child care option that works for them."
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