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Stan Druckenmiller just backed a regulated U.S. push for Hyperliquid, sending HYPE surging toward a record it has failed to break twice before. The question now is whether this time something is genuinely different, or whether sellers are once again waiting at the top.
KAT Construction files S-1 for roughly $20 million IPO at $5-$7
KAT Construction Services just filed to raise about $20 million, offering 3.33 million shares at $5 to $7 with Z2 Capital running the book. It is a rare micro-cap construction listing, slated to trade on both NYSE American and NYSE Texas.
Source: SEC filingData center revenue of $4.80 billion jumped 61% sequentially, the sixth straight quarter SanDisk has beaten expectations as AI storage demand reprices NAND. December quarter guidance of $12.2 billion to $12.6 billion says the ramp is not done, and an 8-for-1 split lands November 19.
ServiceNow closed down 26.53%, the deepest drop across 382 priority names and more than a quarter of its value gone in one session.
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CABOMETYX pulled in $603.2 million in U.S. net product revenue, topping expectations on both lines and keeping full-year revenue guidance intact. A lower tax-rate outlook adds margin cushion ahead of zanzalintinib's PDUFA date.
The giant EPS beat is mostly mark-to-market: $715 million of gains on crypto assets held for investment, not operating strength. Revenue came in missing expectations as multi-year-low volatility squeezed trading, leaving subscription and services and a trimmed full-year expense outlook to carry the story.
Data Center and AI revenue jumped 78% to $7.32 billion, carrying the quarter past expectations. The catch is Q4 guidance of $15.0 billion to $16.0 billion, a sequential step down, with management warning the PC slowdown runs at least through the first half of 2027.
Global comparable coffeehouse sales rose 7.2%, the proof Brian Niccol needed to call "Back to Starbucks" a working growth plan. Revenue came in missing expectations mostly because the China retail business moved to a licensed joint venture, and fiscal 2027 guidance of $3.15 to $3.25 arrives with buybacks resuming.
Management says that without durable California wildfire reform, Southern California Edison will ask for less growth capital in its 2029 rate case. That lands alongside a fifth straight quarter of topping EPS estimates, with revenue missing expectations and 2026 core guidance intact.
DaVita topped both EPS and revenue estimates and lifted the floor of its 2026 adjusted EPS guidance to $14.30, yet the stock fell anyway. The culprit: a $62 million non-cash China impairment and rising patient care costs per treatment.
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AWS revenue grew 39% to $45.98 billion, its fastest in nearly five years, with Jassy projecting over 40% growth in both 2027 and 2028. Amazon is holding 2026 capital spending at roughly $220 billion to feed it, while EPS and revenue came in narrowly missing expectations.