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Microsoft stopped paying OpenAI revenue share and dropped exclusivity through 2032 the day before printing $627B of remaining performance obligations without naming OpenAI's share.
The construction-equipment bellwether passed its tariff bill through to dealers and end customers and printed a 22 percent revenue jump anyway.
The capex ceiling moved up ten billion overnight; the share-repurchase commentary that used to anchor the call did not come.
The bridge looked like a refi until you read which five facilities it took out, and which two companies they belonged to.
Three industrial prints in a week describe a long-cycle capex boom and a short-cycle freight slowdown — the same companies, read together.
The two US oil majors print Friday into a $126 Brent tape with analysts bullish on Exxon's Permian and bearish on Chevron's setup.
Forty-two days after Adobe announced the Semrush acquisition, no fresh purchase-price line, antitrust filing, or revised guidance has reached the public record.