Bloom Energy Corp. jumped after the fuel-cell maker posted earnings that were more than double expectations and raised full-year guidance for the second consecutive quarter, a sign of rampant demand from data centers.

Coca-Cola volume grew at its fastest pace in 17 years, fueled by the FIFA World Cup and zero-sugar product expansion, while chips fell for a fourth straight day. The market's rotation from AI infrastructure spending to businesses that generate returns immediately

US Stocks open split as the Dow climbs on Coca-Cola's beat while the Nasdaq falls under renewed chip pressure — the KOSPI's historic 10.84% single-session crash and the Nikkei's 2,566-point plunge overnight have deepened the semiconductor selloff to its worst month since 2022

Landstar earnings missed by $0.05, revenue topped estimates

Werner earnings missed by $0.01, revenue topped estimates

Visa A earnings beat by $0.10, revenue topped estimates

Bloom Energy earnings beat by $0.38, revenue topped estimates

Form 4 Southern Copper Corp. For: 28 July

Arch Capital beats Q2 estimates but shares slip

Bangladesh gas outage exposes textile sector's limited resilience