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4.1552% TTM revenue growth

Earnings analysis DOW

DOW: what the new 10-Q shows about revenue and cash flow

Dow’s latest TTM figures show revenue growth accelerating, with gross margin at 11.1%. Free cash flow has also improved, though net income remains negative and the cash-flow measure relies on estimated capital expenditure.

−15.4% Share price move

Market movers MSM

Why MSC Industrial shares fell 15.4% on Thursday

MSC Industrial's shares fell 15.4% on 22 October 2026 after fiscal fourth-quarter diluted earnings per share dropped 15.8% on an impairment charge, even as net sales hit a record $1,079.2 million.

18.1% Net margin (TTM)

Market movers CB

What Chubb's filings say about its Q3 earnings coverage spike

Chubb drew a wave of coverage after its third-quarter report. The SEC-derived numbers behind the headlines show where margin, cash flow and share count actually moved, and where the filings stay silent.

+6.77% Share price move

Market movers KHC

Why Kraft Heinz shares rose 6.77% as packaged-food peers rallied too

Kraft Heinz shares rose 6.77% to $25.09 on 22 October 2026 as the wider packaged-food group moved the same way, a day the S&P 500 fell 1.18% and the Nasdaq 100 fell 2.86%, pointing to a sector-wide rather than market-wide move.

42.8% Free cash flow growth

Market movers GME

GameStop insiders bought shares as cash flow grew

Three directors and executives made open-market purchases reported on Form 4. GameStop's cash generation improved, while revenue contracted and diluted share count rose.

7.90% Session move

Market movers WFRD

Why Weatherford shares jumped 7.90% on Wednesday

Weatherford’s results filing gives a clear earnings catalyst for the move. Its cash-flow and margin figures show a mixed operating picture behind the strong session.

$132.4bn Capital expenditure (TTM)

Market movers GOOGL

What Alphabet's filings say about its AI infrastructure spending

A burst of coverage this week ties Alphabet to the scale of AI infrastructure spending across the industry. Its own filings show capital spending growing far faster than revenue, and free cash flow near its lowest margin on record even as net income surges.

77.8% Revenue growth, TTM YoY

Market movers SMCI

What Supermicro's filings say about its AI demand and margin debate

Coverage of Supermicro spiked on 21 October 2026 around a preliminary quarter update and a sell-side debate over AI demand and margins, according to several reports. Our filings, which predate that update, show revenue growth accelerating and free cash flow deeply negative.