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Alliance Entertainment revenue reaches $1.15 billion as physical formats grow
Fiscal 2026 revenue rose 8% and gross margin widened to 13.3%. Vinyl, CDs and physical movies grew, while GAAP earnings fell and non-GAAP adjusted EBITDA increased.
Public Storage agrees C$400 million notes offering at 4.540% due 2033
Proceeds will replenish cash used for the Public Storage Canada acquisition and support general corporate purposes. The offering is expected to close September 16.
KALA BIO signs U.S. ophthalmology testing distribution deal with Virotek
The five-year commercial agreement gives Kala exclusive U.S. distribution rights, subject to a September 2027 milestone, and half of net profit after Virotek recovers its cost of goods sold.
Copart agrees to buy ACV for $10.50 a share in cash
The agreement values ACV's equity at about $1.9 billion and sets out a tender offer followed by a merger, with closing expected by year-end subject to conditions.
RH revenue rises 2.6% to $922.2 million as tariff refunds lift profitability
The retailer reported $60.2 million in GAAP net income. Adjusted EBITDA margin was 19.4%, including a tariff benefit; its separately disclosed Normalized Adjusted EBITDA margin was 13.4%.
Williams prices $2.75 billion of senior notes across four tranches
Coupons range from 5.000% to 6.400%, with maturities from 2029 to 2056. Williams said the offering was expected to close September 10, subject to customary conditions.
Seagate closes out 2028 exchangeable notes with $150.97 million and 1.65 million shares
The final settlement retires the remainder of a $1.5 billion financing issued in 2023, paying principal in cash and excess exchange value in shares.
Energy rebound lifts August producer inflation to 5.4%
Diesel drove much of the goods-price increase, while transportation costs rose and trade margins fell. Inflation excluding food, energy and trade services held at 4.7% annually.
Adobe raises annual outlook as AI gains accompany slower ARR growth
Revenue rose 13% and operating cash flow reached a third-quarter record, while margins narrowed and share repurchases helped earnings per share grow faster than profit.
MercadoLibre prices $1 billion bond at 6.139% yield as funding needs grow
The financing extends borrowing to 2036 and would deliver $973.64 million before other expenses, with settlement scheduled for September 14.
Macy’s raises full-year outlook as luxury sales strengthen and tariff refunds lift Q2 profit
Bloomingdale’s comparable sales rose 11.3%. Macy’s expects a third-quarter adjusted loss as refund-funded investment continues through the second half.
Trustmark pairs $91.7 million branch property sale with higher-yielding securities
Offsetting gains and losses leave recurring investment income, rising rent and retained property costs as the measures of the transaction’s payoff.
Commerce.com targets $60 million to $80 million in savings, raises profit outlook
The commerce software company pairs a cost overhaul with a $50 million buyback authorization, while most savings are expected in 2027.
DuPont, Chemours and Corteva strike $455 million North Carolina PFAS deal
Payments are concentrated in the early years, while separate accounting and cost-sharing measures put different values on the settlement. Court dismissals remain pending.
Axogen’s $200 million BioCircuit deal bets on wider adoption of sutureless nerve repair
BioCircuit brings $11 million in 2025 revenue and NerveTape to the proposed acquisition. Axogen’s stock offering is expected to raise about $195.5 million after underwriting discounts and estimated offering expenses.
Enbridge plans CDN$2.6 billion share sale to help fund Tallgrass and Salt Creek acquisitions
The final prospectus sets underwriting commissions at CDN$84.5 million for the base offering, with approximately CDN$2.5 billion available after commissions and estimated expenses.
Genuine Parts sets GPC and Motion leadership ahead of planned split
Court Carruthers will lead the automotive business, while current CEO Will Stengel moves to Motion at closing. The two businesses reported markedly different sales but similar EBITDA in 2025.
Centrus lands Radiant fuel contract as microreactor supply chain takes shape
Radiant prepayments will support domestic enrichment capacity, with HALEU deliveries scheduled before the end of the decade.
Lyft names Michael Brous CFO, keeps third-quarter growth outlook intact
The longtime finance and operations executive will succeed Erin Brewer on September 28, with the outgoing CFO advising through December 15.
Car-Mart sales plunge as September 11 covenant-relief expiration nears
The used-car seller and lender lost nearly $69 million as capital constraints choked sales. Its quarterly report details the conditions for further lender relief and the risks if its financing efforts fail.
Apple’s Sept 9 event: iPhone Duo, Watch Series 12, Ultra 4, and what it costs
Apple’s September 9 event has ended. Locked terms: Duo $1,999 (Oct. 16/23); Pro/Pro Max $1,199/$1,299 (Sep. 12/18); AirPods 5 $129/$149; Series 12 from $399; Ultra 4 from $799 (Sep. 18).
Core & Main sales growth improves as cost controls lift profit; outlook reaffirmed
Municipal and fire protection demand supported the quarter, while buybacks helped lift earnings per share. Cash generation improved from a year earlier but lagged capital returns.
Academy raises EPS outlook as new stores lift sales and tariff refunds bolster margins
A smaller share base supports the higher earnings forecast, while new disclosures show how pricing and customer-experience investments absorbed part of the tariff benefit.
Signet raises earnings outlook as tariff refunds and credit deal bolster profit
Comparable sales improved while total revenue slipped. The jeweler plans a $125 million accelerated buyback and expects a renewed Bread partnership to add income over time.
DOJ extends Fox–Roku merger review as October votes approach
Both companies retain their first-half 2027 closing target, while the merger agreement sets limits on regulatory concessions and fees on unused term-loan commitments are scheduled to begin before shareholder votes.