GM narrows 2026 guidance and authorizes a new $20 billion share buyback
General Motors reported $50.0 billion of Q3 revenue, $4.1 billion of adjusted EBIT and a new $20 billion multi-year repurchase authorization.
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General Motors reported $50.0 billion of Q3 revenue, $4.1 billion of adjusted EBIT and a new $20 billion multi-year repurchase authorization.
Anthropic has already submitted a confidential draft S-1. A public filing could arrive within days, giving investors their first verified look at the AI company’s economics, compute commitments and IPO risks.
Tesla reports Q3 after the close Oct. 21. Company-compiled consensus is $28.34B revenue, 17.9% gross margin, $0.23 GAAP EPS and about -$4.5B free cash flow.
SpaceX is due to post third-quarter 2026 results after the close Tuesday, with a 4:30 p.m. ET webcast. Here are the market questions that matter most.
Microsoft and Alphabet report after the Oct. 28 Fed decision, with Amazon following Oct. 29. The key market question is shifting from AI demand to who can fund the buildout without crushing cash flow.
Reported talks for access to at least 80,000 U.S. cell sites would move SpaceX closer to a terrestrial nationwide network — and create very different implications for tower owners and wireless carriers.
Musk says combining SpaceX and Tesla is a good idea, but no terms exist. Investors now have to price conflicts, capital allocation, regulation and a deal spanning AI, chips, robotics and space.
Supermicro estimates $18.5–$19.5 billion of fiscal Q1 2027 revenue versus prior guidance of $14.5–$15.5 billion, with gross margin also above its earlier range.
Netflix posted a 34.6% Q3 operating margin, but cut its 2026 ad revenue expectation to about $2.7 billion from roughly $3 billion as ad-product rollout lagged.
SpaceX reported $14.6 billion of Q3 revenue, $4.4 billion of net income and $19.6 billion of capex. The market read-through is now returns on AI infrastructure, not access to capital.
Meta is creating non-voting Class C shares as AI spending climbs. Here is what the structure changes, what it does not, and why Proposition 40 matters.
Rising borrowing costs, neocloud credit stress and a tougher IPO market are forcing investors to separate explosive compute demand from the returns earned on the capital financing it.