Police have arrested two doctors and a married couple for allegedly masterminding more than 20 “crash-for-cash” scams, with officers investigating over 100 suspicious cases in a fraud epidemic that has become the talk of Hong Kong. Police said on Wednesday that the three men and a woman were detained on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud. The couple – the husband a taxi driver and the wife a nurse...
Police have arrested two doctors and a married couple for allegedly masterminding more than 20 “crash-for-cash” scams, with officers investigating over 100 suspicious cases in a fraud epidemic that has become the talk of Hong Kong. Police said on Wednesday that the three men and a woman were detained on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud. The couple – the husband a taxi driver and the wife a nurse – are both 37, while the doctors are aged 56 and 69. Superintendent Charles Fung Pui-kei of the commercial crime bureau said officers were reviewing more than 100 suspicious traffic accident compensation cases, mostly referred by the insurance industry and the Federation of Insurers, as well as reports from the public. Advertisement Authorities earlier said they had received reports of drivers facing sudden massive civil claims, long after police had closed traffic cases – some involving a minor bump or even no collision. The claims typically covered legal fees, medical expenses, loss of income, vehicle repairs and other miscellaneous costs. Advertisement Investigations revealed the couple were linked to 22 cases over the past four to five years. Claims for some cases are still being processed. They allegedly posed as drivers, passengers in taxis and cars or pedestrians in minor traffic incidents, often reporting neck or minor injuries before filing civil claims against other motorists and insurers. The largest single claim exceeded HK$300,000.
The largest part of the economy expanded again in January and pointed to decent growth early in the new year, as businesses grapple with the lingering effects of highs tariffs and how to adopt artificial intelligence.
The largest part of the economy expanded again in January and pointed to decent growth early in the new year, as businesses grapple with the lingering effects of highs tariffs and how to adopt artificial intelligence.
Image source: The Motley Fool. Wednesday, February 4, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. ET Call participants Chief Executive Officer — Jerome Dorlack Chief Financial Officer — Mark Oswald Investor Relations — Linda Conrad Need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email [email protected] Takeaways Revenue -- $3.6 billion, reflecting a 4% increase year over year, mainly driven by FX tailwinds from Europe. -- $3.6 bi...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Wednesday, February 4, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. ET Call participants Chief Executive Officer — Jerome Dorlack Chief Financial Officer — Mark Oswald Investor Relations — Linda Conrad Need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email [email protected] Takeaways Revenue -- $3.6 billion, reflecting a 4% increase year over year, mainly driven by FX tailwinds from Europe. -- $3.6 billion, reflecting a 4% increase year over year, mainly driven by FX tailwinds from Europe. Adjusted EBITDA -- $207 million, up 6% year over year, representing a margin of 5.7% (an increase of 10 basis points). -- $207 million, up 6% year over year, representing a margin of 5.7% (an increase of 10 basis points). Adjusted Net Income -- $28 million, or $0.35 per share, for the quarter. -- $28 million, or $0.35 per share, for the quarter. Free Cash Flow -- $15 million in the quarter, exceeding internal expectations, with a full-year outlook now raised to $125 million. -- $15 million in the quarter, exceeding internal expectations, with a full-year outlook now raised to $125 million. Consolidated Sales Growth Drivers -- $149 million year-over-year increase mainly attributable to FX, improved volume, and favorable pricing. -- $149 million year-over-year increase mainly attributable to FX, improved volume, and favorable pricing. Cash Position -- $855 million at quarter end, with total liquidity of $1.7 billion including undrawn credit lines. -- $855 million at quarter end, with total liquidity of $1.7 billion including undrawn credit lines. Share Repurchases -- $25 million was returned to shareholders this quarter through buybacks, with $110 million of repurchase authorization remaining. -- $25 million was returned to shareholders this quarter through buybacks, with $110 million of repurchase authorization remaining. Debt Position and Leverage -- Gross debt of $2.4 billion and net debt of $1.5 billion as of December 31, 2025; net leverage was 1.7x, within the company’s 1.5x-2x tar...
tadamichi/iStock via Getty Images The following segment was excerpted from the First Eagle Global Equity ETF Q4 2025 Commentary. The Global Equity ETF posted a return of 5.58% in fourth quarter 2025. All regions contributed to performance; North America and emerging markets were the leading contributors while developed Asia, excluding Japan and Japan lagged. Industrials and healthcare were the lar...
tadamichi/iStock via Getty Images The following segment was excerpted from the First Eagle Global Equity ETF Q4 2025 Commentary. The Global Equity ETF posted a return of 5.58% in fourth quarter 2025. All regions contributed to performance; North America and emerging markets were the leading contributors while developed Asia, excluding Japan and Japan lagged. Industrials and healthcare were the largest contributors among equity sectors, while consumer discretionary was the only detractor and real estate was flat. The Global Equity ETF outperformed the MSCI World Index in the period. Leading contributors in the First Eagle Global Equity ETF this quarter included Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. ( SSNLF ), Alphabet Inc. Class C ( GOOG ), Barrick Mining Corporation ( B ), C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. ( CHRW ) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. ( TSM ). Samsung Electronics is a global technology company and major manufacturer of diverse electronic components with a dominant presence in memory semiconductors. Results during the quarter reflect continued strong demand and shortage-induced pricing strength for DRAM chips and persistent demand from hyperscalers driven by AI infrastructure buildouts amid tight supply. Shares of Alphabet, the parent company of Google and YouTube, were strong during the quarter on the successful rollout of its large language model Gemini 3. Market enthusiasm remains strong for Alphabet’s full-stack AI solution, encompassing research, infrastructure/data centers and integrated end products. With a valuation that is still reasonable, in our view, the company continues to share its ample store of cash with investors through buybacks and quarterly dividends. Canada’s Barrick Mining is the world’s second-largest gold producer by output. Strong gold and copper prices drove cash flows during the quarter, and operating leverage was enhanced by resumed gold production in Mali, which had been suspended in January 2025. Media reports about a p...
These industry leaders offer a compelling combination of growth and value. Most of the growth happening in artificial intelligence (AI) has been driven by software and chatbots, but that means we haven't seen anything yet. Morgan Stanley's latest research says it's still the early innings, with corporate spending estimated to reach $10 trillion in the AI investment cycle. Investors can do well by ...
These industry leaders offer a compelling combination of growth and value. Most of the growth happening in artificial intelligence (AI) has been driven by software and chatbots, but that means we haven't seen anything yet. Morgan Stanley's latest research says it's still the early innings, with corporate spending estimated to reach $10 trillion in the AI investment cycle. Investors can do well by sticking with the blue chip leaders in the semiconductor industry, as chips are the foundation of AI. Here are two quality chip stocks with compelling valuations to start 2026. Nvidia Training AI models requires lots of processing power, which can sometimes mean thousands of graphics processing units (GPUs) working simultaneously in data centers. Nvidia (NVDA 2.48%) not only makes the most powerful GPUs, but it's also run by a smart management team that knows it needs to stay a few steps ahead of the competition to maintain its edge. Demand for Nvidia's chips remains robust, driving a 66% year-over-year increase in its data center business in the recent quarter. But it's widening its competitive moat by expanding beyond GPUs. Nvidia is offering complete computing systems that bundle multiple chips and components. Its new Rubin platform could be a game-changer when it starts shipping later this year. Compared to its current Blackwell generation all-in-one platform, Rubin will use six different chips, including Nvidia's Vera central processing units (CPUs), Rubin GPUs, and Bluefield-4 data processing units (DPUs), to deliver an estimated 5x of what Blackwell produces, leading to a powerful and more efficient AI supercomputer. Expand NASDAQ : NVDA Nvidia Today's Change ( -2.48 %) $ -4.48 Current Price $ 175.86 Key Data Points Market Cap $4.4T Day's Range $ 175.66 - $ 179.57 52wk Range $ 86.62 - $ 212.19 Volume 2M Avg Vol 182M Gross Margin 70.05 % Dividend Yield 0.02 % With Rubin, Nvidia is providing the compute power to run tomorrow's data centers, or AI factories. Rubin promi...
These industry leaders offer a compelling combination of growth and value. Most of the growth happening in artificial intelligence (AI) has been driven by software and chatbots, but that means we haven't seen anything yet. Morgan Stanley's latest research says it's still the early innings, with corporate spending estimated to reach $10 trillion in the AI investment cycle. Investors can do well by ...
These industry leaders offer a compelling combination of growth and value. Most of the growth happening in artificial intelligence (AI) has been driven by software and chatbots, but that means we haven't seen anything yet. Morgan Stanley's latest research says it's still the early innings, with corporate spending estimated to reach $10 trillion in the AI investment cycle. Investors can do well by sticking with the blue chip leaders in the semiconductor industry, as chips are the foundation of AI. Here are two quality chip stocks with compelling valuations to start 2026. Nvidia Training AI models requires lots of processing power, which can sometimes mean thousands of graphics processing units (GPUs) working simultaneously in data centers. Nvidia (NVDA 2.65%) not only makes the most powerful GPUs, but it's also run by a smart management team that knows it needs to stay a few steps ahead of the competition to maintain its edge. Demand for Nvidia's chips remains robust, driving a 66% year-over-year increase in its data center business in the recent quarter. But it's widening its competitive moat by expanding beyond GPUs. Nvidia is offering complete computing systems that bundle multiple chips and components. Its new Rubin platform could be a game-changer when it starts shipping later this year. Compared to its current Blackwell generation all-in-one platform, Rubin will use six different chips, including Nvidia's Vera central processing units (CPUs), Rubin GPUs, and Bluefield-4 data processing units (DPUs), to deliver an estimated 5x of what Blackwell produces, leading to a powerful and more efficient AI supercomputer. Expand NASDAQ : NVDA Nvidia Today's Change ( -2.65 %) $ -4.78 Current Price $ 175.56 Key Data Points Market Cap $4.4T Day's Range $ 175.52 - $ 179.57 52wk Range $ 86.62 - $ 212.19 Volume 2.1M Avg Vol 182M Gross Margin 70.05 % Dividend Yield 0.02 % With Rubin, Nvidia is providing the compute power to run tomorrow's data centers, or AI factories. Rubin pro...
New York, Feb 4, 2026, 10:45 EST — Regular session Apple shares climbed roughly 2.5% in morning trading, recovering some losses from a weaker session earlier. Goldman Sachs highlighted stronger-than-expected App Store spending growth in January and maintained its $330 price target. Following an AI-fueled selloff in software stocks, investors are still jittery, keeping a close watch on mega-cap tec...
New York, Feb 4, 2026, 10:45 EST — Regular session Apple shares climbed roughly 2.5% in morning trading, recovering some losses from a weaker session earlier. Goldman Sachs highlighted stronger-than-expected App Store spending growth in January and maintained its $330 price target. Following an AI-fueled selloff in software stocks, investors are still jittery, keeping a close watch on mega-cap tech. Apple Inc shares climbed 2.5%, hitting $276.15 in early trading Wednesday. The stock fluctuated between $269.49 and $278.80, opening at $272.33 before gaining $6.67 by the latest update. The bounce is crucial since Apple, valued around $4 trillion, can move the major U.S. indexes all by itself. After a dip in software and cloud stocks, Wall Street is searching for firmer ground. Attention has shifted back to the “Magnificent Seven” mega-cap tech giants as Alphabet prepares to report after the bell, with Amazon set to follow on Thursday. “Strong earnings support the market’s valuations,” said Sean Clark, chief investment officer at Clark Capital. (Reuters) The backdrop is chaotic. Investors have been slashing valuations on software and data stocks since Anthropic rolled out new plug-ins for its Claude Cowork agent, sparking worries that AI could disrupt existing business models. IG strategist Chris Beauchamp bluntly described it as Anthropic “parking its tanks on their lawn.” (Reuters) Apple slipped 0.2% to close at $269.48 on Tuesday, following a 4.1% surge Monday. The shares have been volatile since last week’s earnings, with traders rapidly reacting to every signal on iPhone sales and Services. (Yahoo Finance) Goldman Sachs maintained its buy rating and a $330 price target, citing a boost in App Store spending in January. According to the bank’s data, App Store spending rose roughly 7% year over year, with the drop in games slowing and entertainment spending picking up speed. (Investing) Apple projected March-quarter revenue growth between 13% and 16% last week, follow...
New York, Feb 4, 2026, 10:45 ET — Regular session Intel shares dropped 1.6%, slipping alongside other chip stocks as investors digest the renewed GPU push Intel’s CEO Lip-Bu Tan confirmed plans to develop data-center GPUs and revealed they’ve appointed a lead architect for the project Investors are zeroing in on execution risks, with worries about software lock-in and how well the company can gain...
New York, Feb 4, 2026, 10:45 ET — Regular session Intel shares dropped 1.6%, slipping alongside other chip stocks as investors digest the renewed GPU push Intel’s CEO Lip-Bu Tan confirmed plans to develop data-center GPUs and revealed they’ve appointed a lead architect for the project Investors are zeroing in on execution risks, with worries about software lock-in and how well the company can gain customer traction Shares of Intel (INTC.O) slipped 1.6% to $48.46 on Wednesday, retreating from Tuesday’s close. The drop came as investors weighed the company’s move into graphics chips amid a generally uneven mood in tech stocks. The decline follows CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s announcement that Intel intends to develop graphics processing units, or GPUs—key chips for accelerating AI tasks—and has brought on Qualcomm veteran Eric Demmers to head GPU architecture. (Reuters) Why it matters now: Intel is battling to regain footing in AI data centers as it works to restore trust in its manufacturing capabilities. This puts the chip giant squarely against Nvidia, and to a lesser extent, AMD. Investors have at times embraced the turnaround narrative but have swiftly reacted to any missteps. (Reuters) Intel hit a session peak of $49.85 and dipped as low as $48.35 during regular trading, with about 27.6 million shares changing hands by late morning in New York. Speaking on the sidelines of the Cisco AI Summit, Tan said Intel’s GPU push is “tied in with the data center” and that the company is collaborating with customers to nail down their requirements. He also mentioned “a couple of customers” working with Intel Foundry, the firm’s contract-manufacturing arm. (Reuters) The stock action mirrored a mixed tape among chipmakers, with Advanced Micro Devices’ forecast shaking up segments of the AI trade. Yet, some hardware suppliers saw buying interest amid strong demand cues. (Reuters) Intel’s near-term outlook remains anchored by its recent guidance. Back in January, the company forecasted fir...
AMD CEO Lisa Su went on damage control Wednesday after the chipmaker's stock tanked 13%, telling CNBC that AI demand is accelerating faster than she imagined and data center business has stepped up significantly from Q4 to Q1. The remarks come just a day after AMD posted solid earnings but disappointed investors with what many saw as conservative guidance, sending shares tumbling despite the compa...
AMD CEO Lisa Su went on damage control Wednesday after the chipmaker's stock tanked 13%, telling CNBC that AI demand is accelerating faster than she imagined and data center business has stepped up significantly from Q4 to Q1. The remarks come just a day after AMD posted solid earnings but disappointed investors with what many saw as conservative guidance, sending shares tumbling despite the company projecting $9.8 billion in Q1 revenue above Wall Street's $9.38 billion estimate. AMD CEO Lisa Su spent Wednesday afternoon firefighting investor concerns after the company's stock got hammered despite beating earnings expectations. The chipmaker's shares plunged 13% following Tuesday's fourth-quarter results, with Wall Street fixating on what it saw as underwhelming guidance rather than the solid numbers AMD actually delivered. "What I would tell you from someone on the inside is AI is accelerating at a pace that I would not have imagined," Su told CNBC's Squawk on the Street on Wednesday. She stressed that demand continues to outstrip compute supply, and that AMD has seen a meaningful step up in orders over the past two to three months. The core issue? AMD guided for $9.8 billion in Q1 revenue, plus or minus $300 million. That's actually above the Street's $9.38 billion consensus, but analysts had been pricing in a far more explosive quarter given the AI spending frenzy sweeping the industry. Nvidia has been posting blowout numbers quarter after quarter, and AMD's relative conservatism left some wondering if the company is losing ground in the AI chip wars. Su pushed back hard on that narrative. She said AMD's data center business has actually accelerated from the fourth to first quarter, and that demand for the company's central processing units is "going gangbusters" as businesses rapidly scale up compute infrastructure for AI enterprise workloads. That's a crucial distinction - while dominates GPU-based AI training, AMD is making inroads on the CPU side where enterp...
For Immediate Release Chicago, IL – February 4, 2026 – Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include: Amazon AMZN, Microsoft MSFT, Alphabet GOOGL and Oracle ORCL. Here are highlights from Tuesday’s Analyst Bl...
For Immediate Release Chicago, IL – February 4, 2026 – Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include: Amazon AMZN, Microsoft MSFT, Alphabet GOOGL and Oracle ORCL. Here are highlights from Tuesday’s Analyst Blog: Should Investors Start Buying Amazon Stock Ahead of Q4 Earnings? Amazon is scheduled to report fourth-quarter 2025 results on Feb. 5. For the fourth quarter, the company projects net sales between $206 billion and $213 billion, suggesting 10% to 13% growth compared to the fourth quarter of 2024, with this guidance anticipating a favorable impact of approximately 190 basis points from foreign exchange rates. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for net sales is pegged at $211.56 billion, indicating growth of 12.66% from the prior-year quarter's reported figure. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for fourth-quarter earnings is pegged at $1.98 per share, which indicates growth of 6.45% from the year-ago quarter. The company has been benefiting from its dominant position in the e-commerce and cloud markets. It is also riding on strengthening generative AI capabilities. AMZN's Earnings Surprise History Amazon has an impressive earnings surprise history. In the last reported quarter, the company delivered an earnings surprise of 23.42%. The company's earnings beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate in each of the trailing four quarters, the average surprise being 22.47%. Earnings Whispers for AMZN Our proven model does not predict an earnings beat for Amazon this time around. The combination of a positive Earnings ESP and a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy), 2 (Buy) or 3 (Hold) increases the odds of an earnings beat. You can uncover the best stocks to buy or sell before they are reported with our Earnings ESP Filter. AMZN has an Earnings ESP of -1.05% and carries a Zacks Rank #2 at present. You can see...
stockcam/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images Introduction Snap Inc. ( SNAP ) is a very popular social media platform and tech company that focuses on augmented reality (AR). Snap has a decently large user base, mainly in the 13- to 34-year-old range, with 477 million daily users, 943 million monthly users, and almost 17 million paid Snapchat+ subscribers. As a long-time unprofitable company with ag...
stockcam/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images Introduction Snap Inc. ( SNAP ) is a very popular social media platform and tech company that focuses on augmented reality (AR). Snap has a decently large user base, mainly in the 13- to 34-year-old range, with 477 million daily users, 943 million monthly users, and almost 17 million paid Snapchat+ subscribers. As a long-time unprofitable company with aggressive stock-based compensation, Snap has consistently found a way to disappoint the market, and the stock appears to be bottomless. However, it seems clear to me that Snap's business is doing better than ever with record revenue, users, and paid subscribers. Additionally, I think that their new Perplexity deal that monetizes the most used feature and the Spectacles (Specs) spin-off allows profitability to be visible for the first time since Snap's IPO. Thus, I am bullish on SNAP. Diversifying Revenue Just like other social media peers Meta Platforms ( META ), Reddit ( RDDT ), and Pinterest ( PINS ), the majority of Snap's revenue comes from advertising. However, unlike competitors, Snap has found a way to diversify and create another revenue stream with what is arguably the only successful social media subscription, Snapchat+. Since the launch of Snapchat+ in June 2022, Snap has successfully gotten nearly 3.6% of the DAUs to sign up, and it is now a $756M annual run-rate revenue stream that is still growing at 53.9% annually. This high-margin, sticky, and non-cyclical subscription revenue makes up about 12.6% of Snap's revenue. In late September 2025, Snap announced plans to start charging for Memories storage. For those unfamiliar, Memories is essentially a camera roll allowing photos and videos to be saved in a cloud. People who use Snap often stick with it for Memories, and Snap has generously allowed users to store Memories for free without any limit. While this has been user-friendly and positive for the user experience, as an unprofitable company, it is good to see...
Sundry Photography/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Amazon ( AMZN ) plans to use artificial intelligence to boost the process for making movies and TV shows, Reuters reported on Wednesday. The report said Albert Cheng, the operating chief at Amazon MGM Studio, is overseeing a team developing AI tools to cut costs for the creative process. The company plans to test those tools in a closed beta pro...
Sundry Photography/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Amazon ( AMZN ) plans to use artificial intelligence to boost the process for making movies and TV shows, Reuters reported on Wednesday. The report said Albert Cheng, the operating chief at Amazon MGM Studio, is overseeing a team developing AI tools to cut costs for the creative process. The company plans to test those tools in a closed beta program with industry partners in March and share results from that by May. Cheng told the news outlet the AI Studio is viewed as a startup operating under the "two pizza team" philosophy prescribed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, which means keeping the group small enough to be fed by two pizzas. The team consists primarily of product engineers and scientists, with a smaller creative and business contingent, the report said. "The cost of creating is so high that it really is hard to make more and it really is hard to take great risk," Cheng told Reuters in an interview. "We fundamentally believe that AI can accelerate, but it won't replace, the innovation and the unique aspects that (humans) bring to create the work." As Hollywood expressed concerns that AI will take over jobs and reshape the movie and TV industry, Amazon has stressed that writers, directors, actors, and character designers will be consulted at every stage of production, using AI as a tool to enhance creativity. Amazon Web Services, its cloud computing unit, is expected to help the AI Studio, and the company plans to work with multiple LLM providers to give creators a wider array of options for pre- and post-production filmmaking, the report said. More on Amazon Alphabet And Amazon Earnings Previews: What's Happening To Margins? Amazon Q4 Preview: Asymmetric Downside If AWS Prints Below $34.9B In Revenue Amazon: Why Falling Margins Are The Signal Amazon Q4 Earnings Preview: AWS margins, AI capex in focus Amazon makes Alexa+ available across U.S. nearly a year after debut
The Cornish people are a recognised national minority under the European Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, meaning they share the same status as the Welsh, Irish and Scots within the UK.
The Cornish people are a recognised national minority under the European Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, meaning they share the same status as the Welsh, Irish and Scots within the UK.
Image source: The Motley Fool. Aug. 5, 2025 at 11 a.m. ET CALL PARTICIPANTS Chief Executive Officer — Kevin M. Stein Co-Chief Operating Officer and CEO-elect — Michael J. Lisman Chief Financial Officer — Sarah L. Wynne General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer — Armani Vadiee Co-Chief Operating Officer — Joel Reese Executive Vice President — Patrick Murphy Executive Vice President — Dave Wilmot...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Aug. 5, 2025 at 11 a.m. ET CALL PARTICIPANTS Chief Executive Officer — Kevin M. Stein Co-Chief Operating Officer and CEO-elect — Michael J. Lisman Chief Financial Officer — Sarah L. Wynne General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer — Armani Vadiee Co-Chief Operating Officer — Joel Reese Executive Vice President — Patrick Murphy Executive Vice President — Dave Wilmot TAKEAWAYS Revenue guidance -- Midpoint set at $8.79 billion, up approximately 11% versus prior year. -- Midpoint set at $8.79 billion, up approximately 11% versus prior year. EBITDA as defined guidance -- Raised to a midpoint of $4.725 billion, representing 13% growth, with a margin forecast around 53.8%. -- Raised to a midpoint of $4.725 billion, representing 13% growth, with a margin forecast around 53.8%. Sales guidance change -- Full-year guidance reduced by $60 million, driven by lower commercial OEM build rates and inventory destocking. -- Full-year guidance reduced by $60 million, driven by lower commercial OEM build rates and inventory destocking. EBITDA as defined guidance change -- Increased $40 million from prior guidance, reflecting improved operating performance. -- Increased $40 million from prior guidance, reflecting improved operating performance. Adjusted EPS guidance -- Midpoint is $36.74, an approximate increase of 8% year over year. -- Midpoint is $36.74, an approximate increase of 8% year over year. Commercial OEM revenue growth expectation -- Revised to flat to low single-digit percentage range, down from prior low to mid-single-digit range. -- Revised to flat to low single-digit percentage range, down from prior low to mid-single-digit range. Commercial aftermarket and defense guidance -- Growth outlook unchanged at high single-digit to low double-digit percentage range for each channel. -- Growth outlook unchanged at high single-digit to low double-digit percentage range for each channel. Commercial OEM actual performance -- Revenue declined 7% year...