Apple posts $111B revenue, announces $100B buyback despite iPhone headwinds
Apple beat Q2 2026 earnings expectations with $111B revenue and announced a massive $100B share buyback. iPhone sales jumped 22% despite chip shortages.
Apple beat Q2 2026 earnings expectations with $111B revenue and announced a massive $100B share buyback. iPhone sales jumped 22% despite chip shortages.
Netflix's board authorized an additional $25 billion share repurchase program, resuming capital return after the failed Warner Bros acquisition attempt.
Luckin Coffee announced its first ever share buyback program after reporting solid Q1 results, with average monthly transacting customers at 93.1 million, representing 25.3% year-over-year growth.
The Toyota group's tender offer to take supplier Toyota Industries private at 20,600 yen ($129.89) per share has been successful.
Bekaert announced an update on its ongoing share buyback program and liquidity agreement, signaling continued capital return discipline.
Crypto investment funds posted strong weekly inflows, marking second-best stretch since January, with spot Bitcoin ETFs extending an eight-day positive flow run despite some daily volatility.
War in the Middle East is stifling demand in the luxury industry with LVMH, Kering and Hermès all reporting weak first-quarter sales, with Hermès sinking 8% and wholesale activity 'significantly affected' particularly in the Middle East and airline retail.