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The latest company results, one line each, straight from the companies' own reports.
Uber handled 4.1bn trips in the quarter, about 44 million a day.
→Snap's North American daily users fell 6%, yet revenue there rose 13%.
→Espresso makers and Crispi lifted SharkNinja cooking sales 37% to $598M.
→Japan alone delivered nearly half of Pandora's like-for-like growth in Q3.
→Novo's obesity drugs reached 5.6 million people, 75% more than a year ago.
→MercadoLibre sold 867m items, up 37%, yet operating profit fell 6%.
→M&S Food sold 11.9% more by volume in a flat UK grocery market.
→CVS pharmacies filled 470 million prescriptions in Q3, about 5 million a day.
→Continental's tires earned a 14.9% adjusted margin, and it raised its outlook.
→One in five BMW Group deliveries was fully electric; China fell 25%.
→AppLovin kept 66 cents of every revenue dollar as net income.
→Ahold Delhaize's US online sales grew 14.2% at constant rates in Q3.
→Zalando took 73.8 million orders in Q3, about 800,000 every day.
→KFC opened 878 new restaurants in 66 countries in just three months.
→Nearly half the cases Sysco ships to local customers carry its own brand.
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Shopify merchants sold $1.3bn a day, $119bn in the quarter, up 29%.
→Aramco pumped 17% less oil and gas, yet adjusted profit rose 9%.
→Philips sold €4.4B but kept just €28M after a €288M US settlement charge.
→Pfizer's Eliquis sold $2.5bn, twice its Covid vaccine and pill combined.
→Lufthansa flew 446,000 passengers a day and filled 86.4% of its seats.
→Keurig Dr Pepper's sales rose 71% with JDE Peet's, 8.6% without it.
→Itaú made $2.5bn of recurring profit in the quarter, about $27M a day.
→Intesa earned €8.2bn in nine months and set aside €7.8bn for shareholders.
→Ferrari delivered 3,368 cars and kept €128,000 of profit on each one.
→Booking sold 345 million room nights; an FTC matter cost $900M of revenue.
→Bayer's cancer drug Nubeqa sold about €1 billion in a single quarter.
→Primark's sales grew, but its profit fell 12% at constant currency.
→ADM's oilseed-crushing profit soared from $13M to $311M on biofuel margins.
→Amgen's cholesterol drug Repatha passed $1bn as copycats cut Prolia by 45%.
→AMD's data centre sales nearly doubled to $8.5bn, two-thirds of its revenue.
→Ryanair flew 125.8m people in six months, yet profit fell 15%.
→U.S. businesses now pay Palantir more than the U.S. government.
→Marriott's hotel pipeline hit a record 634,000 rooms.
→Estée Lauder's fragrance sales jumped 19%, nearly triple the group's 7%.
→Apple's biggest year ever: $479 billion, more than half of it from iPhone.
→Shell earned $10.8bn in a quarter, twice last year. Refining made 7 times more.
→One drug, Dupixent, brought in €5.7bn, nearly 40% of Sanofi's sales.
→Jio now has 542 million customers, 300 million of them on 5G.
→PUMA's sales fell 6.3%, but Asia/Pacific grew 10% on Speedcat demand.
→Panasonic's Energy unit nearly tripled its profit, to $606M.
→Kia's retail sales rose 6.9% while the world's car market shrank 6%.
→In its last quarter before joining Kimberly-Clark, Kenvue sold $3.9bn.
→ExxonMobil's fuels arm out-earned its oil and gas production: $7.2bn.
→Colgate holds 41.4% of the global toothpaste market so far in 2026.
→Chevron pumped 3.98M barrels a day and earned $108M every single day.
→CaixaBank added nearly 480,000 net customers in a year, to 21.1M.
→bp cut its net debt by $8.4bn in a single quarter, to $13.9bn.
→Lamborghini earned €564M on 7,983 cars; all of Audi Group made €1.15bn.
→Cancer medicines now bring in 48% of AstraZeneca's $16.2bn revenue.
→Arca Continental sold 7.1M cases of drinks every day of the quarter.
→AbbVie's Skyrizi sold $5.8bn, over eight times its old star Humira.
→VW lost €5.9bn in a quarter, mostly a Porsche write-down. EVs earn less.
→Vale mined 88.4m tonnes of iron ore, almost a million tonnes a day.
→TotalEnergies' refining profit jumped fivefold to $3.6bn as margins soared.
→Starbucks same-store sales rose 7.2% as it shut about 250 stores.
→Sandisk kept $8.1bn as profit from $11.0bn of sales: 73 cents per dollar.
→Samsung made $75.7bn in a quarter. Chips earned all of it; phones lost money.
→Roblox had 138M daily users, 9% fewer than a year ago; bookings fell 12%.
→Burger King's US comparable sales rose 8.4%, best of all RBI's brands.
→Repsol now sells power and gas to 3.4M customers, up 16% in a year.
→Renault Group's EV sales jumped 85%, to over a quarter of its cars.
→Reddit's daily users rose 12% to 130.3M, and revenue jumped 53%.
→16% of Pinterest's users, those in the US and Canada, bring 76% of revenue.
→Mondelez grew 7.7% organically in Asia, Middle East and Africa; Europe fell.
→Keytruda alone sold $8.6bn, almost half of Merck's $18.1bn quarter.
→Mastercard cards were used for 59.5 billion purchases, 647 million a day.
→ING added 259,000 mobile primary customers in one quarter.
→Hyundai sold 11.3% fewer cars but earned 5.5% more operating profit.
→Hershey raised prices 11%, volume and mix fell 10%, organic sales +0.8%.
→Haleon's oral health care grew 8.8%, over three times the group's 2.6%.
→Geely sold 812,523 cars, roughly 8,800 a day, and profit rose 28%.
→Mounjaro and Zepbound brought in $16.1bn, two-thirds of Lilly's revenue.
→DoorDash handled 993 million orders and agreed to buy Instacart for $17bn.
→D.R. Horton closed 84,202 homes in fiscal 2026, about half to first-time buyers.
→Caterpillar's power generation sales jumped 30%, driven by data centers.
→Carlsberg's soft drinks grew 9% while its beer volumes fell 3.5%.
→BYD's inventory hit $33bn, as much as its entire Q3 revenue.
→BBVA earned €4.5bn in Mexico in nine months, more than in Spain.
→AXA wrote €93bn of premiums in nine months, 5% more than a year ago.
→AB InBev's no-alcohol beer revenue jumped 35% while beer volumes stood still.
→Ambev sold 4.2 billion litres of beer and soft drinks, 46 million a day.
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Amazon spent $77bn in a quarter on data centres. Free cash flow: minus $42bn.
→Altria's discount cigarettes jumped 40% while Marlboro shipments fell 6%.
→Air Liquide's Electronics sales rose 12% on AI demand for chip gases.
→adidas sold 19% more apparel, while its footwear sales stayed flat.
→Unilever grew 9.5% in emerging markets while developed markets shrank.
→UBS wealth clients handed it $55.1bn of net new money in three months.
→T-Mobile's 35 million postpaid accounts pay $155.73 a month on average.
→Stellantis sold 65% more electric cars in Europe, its only loss-making region.
→SK hynix turned 80% of its $73.7bn of sales into operating profit.
→ServiceNow now has 680 customers paying it over $5M a year.
→Santander reached 189 million customers, helped by buying TSB and Webster.
→Petrobras pumped a record 3.51M barrels of oil equivalent a day, up 11.7%.
→O'Reilly opened 173 net new stores this year and now runs 6,758.
→Microsoft's backlog of signed business contracts jumped 73% to $677bn.
→Every sixth Mercedes sold last quarter was electric. Cars earned 2.5 cents per euro.
→LG's AI data center cooling orders passed $2bn, five times June's level.
→Biedronka sold about 5% more goods, but sales in zloty rose just 1.3%.
→Heineken the beer grew 9.7%, twice as fast as the whole group.
→GSK's specialty medicines grew 15% at CER to $5.2bn, 44% of sales.
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