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"This framework potentially includes a delay of China's rare earths restrictions that caused the latest trade flare-up, a spiking of Trump's threatened 100% tariffs on China that were to start Nov. 1, and a resumption of Chinese purchases of soybeans. The agreement may include a resolution of the TikTok dispute with the U.S., getting a deal for the U.S. version of the social video app," they added.

SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ: SOFI) raised its full-year profit forecast on Tuesday after reporting record third-quarter results that beat Wall Street expectations, driven by fee revenue and more user growth across its financial products. CEO Anthony Noto said the company remains on track to launch crypto trading by the end of the year, with plans to roll out its own SoFi USD stablecoin in the first half of 2026 - marking its biggest step yet into the digital asset economy.

CVS Health reported third-quarter results this morning that beat adjusted earnings expectations but delivered a mixed message on operations and cash flow. Adjusted EPS came in at $1.60, well above the $1.37 consensus estimate. Revenue reached $102.87 billion, topping the $98.85 billion expectation and books sales grew 7.8% year over year as all three of its business segments grew. Yet the stock barely moved in after-hours trading, settling near $82.40.

Boasting the rodeo-ready title of the largest Western retailer in the United States, Boot Barn beat Wall Street expectations in its quarterly earnings report on Wednesday. The company reported a net sales of $505.4 million, a 18.7% increase from a year prior. Boot Barn's share price has increased by more than 50% over the past 12 months, and is up over 27% year-to-date.

Altria Group met adjusted earnings expectations in Q3 while delivering a revenue beat that caught investors' attention. The stock traded near $62.19 at the 9:00 AM ET filing, having drifted lower in recent weeks from its mid-$60s peak. Management raised the lower end of full-year guidance and expanded its buyback program, signaling confidence in the business despite ongoing headwinds in traditional tobacco.

"EBITDA growth in the fourth quarter will be pressured by at least as much as it was in the third quarter, given last year's political advertising strength and the same macro pressures we saw in the third quarter."

16:25 CT - Good day to everyone, and welcome to another Tesla earnings call live blog. The Q3 2025 Update Letter seemed to be on the quieter side, but it's hard not to be impressed with Tesla's $4 billion free cash flow, an all-time high. Now we just have to see how the earnings call will go. 16:30 CT - Looks like the earnings call's livestream is up. It hasn't started yet, but the music's on. Here's the livestream:

Markets continue to push higher on strong earnings and upgrades. At the moment, Dow futures are up about 23 points. Nasdaq futures are up about three, as the S&P 500 tacks on about two points. All gaining a boost after General Motors ( NYSE: GM) hiked its guidance for the full year and beat earnings expectations. In fact, GM's EPS of $2.80 was better than the $2.31 expected. Revenue of $48.59 billion was better than the estimates of $45.27 billion.

Shares of Dutch Bros lost 6.42% over the past month, continuing a slide that's seen the coffee retailer's stock fall by 36.48% since its year-to-date high Feb. 18. Still, over the past year, BROS is up 56.28%. When it reported second-quarter results, Dutch Bros announced EPS of 26 cents, beating estimates of 18 cents, and quarterly revenue of $415.81 million, beating analysts' expectations of $403.24 million. BROS' earnings are expected to grow by 38.60% in 2026, from 57 cents to 79 cents per share.

In its Q2 earnings call, Ford reported top- and bottom-line beats with EPS of 37 cents versus expectations of 33 cents, and revenue of $46.94 billion versus $43.21 billion expected. That builds on the back of the company announcing that its saw its best first-quarter U.S. pickup sales in over 20 years while delivering $1 billion in EBIT. However, the company said it expects a $3 billion hit from Trump's tariffs by year's end, with the hopes of offsetting $1 billion of that figure.

When Costco reported its Q3 earnings on May 29, it announced net income of $1.9 billion and diluted EPS of $4.28 compared to $1.68 billion and $3.78, respectively, year-over-year. The company beat Wall Street estimates for both revenue and EPS while also reporting an 8% jump in sales, with CEO Ron Vachris saying on the earnings call that Costco rushed shipments ahead of tariffs and has rerouted goods from countries with higher tariffs to non-U.S. markets.

Shares of Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) lost 5.10% over the past month after gaining 1.09% the month prior. That puts the legacy soft drink maker's year-to-date (YTD) gain at 5.87%. But since it's YTD high on April 22. Since then, KO is down 11.41%. The Dividend King is still having a strong year, and globally, Coca-Cola continues to expand its footprint. Last spring, the company announced it will be investing more than $1.4 billion in Argentina to boost production, improve logistics