TSMC (TSM) Posts Record Monthly Revenue Ahead Of Thursday’s High-Stakes Earnings Report

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. (TSM) delivered its strongest monthly revenue performance in company history, fueling optimism ahead of its second-quarter earnings report this Thursday. TSMC reported net revenue of 442.68 billion new Taiwanese dollars, equivalent to approximately $13.2 billion, for the month of June alone. That figure represents a stunning 67.9% increase from the same…

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RTX’s Global Sustainment Push Positions Defense Giant For Steady Long-Term Growth

RTX Corporation (RTX) is aggressively expanding its global sustainment capabilities to support military and commercial customers throughout the full lifecycle of their platforms. The company delivers maintenance, repair, overhaul, and modernization support across a broad portfolio of engines, avionics, sensors, and mission systems. These long-term service capabilities strengthen customer relationships while generating recurring revenue opportunities…

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ASML (ASML) Kicks Off Tech Earnings Season As AI Chip Demand Faces Its Biggest Test Yet

ASML Holding is set to report its second-quarter 2026 results before European markets open on Wednesday, July 15, kicking off a closely watched earnings season. The Dutch semiconductor equipment maker is the world’s sole manufacturer of extreme ultraviolet lithography systems, the machines essential for producing the most advanced AI chips. Investors across the semiconductor space…

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ASTS Stock Slides Overnight As New Zealand Clears Gateway License For AST SpaceMobile (ASTS)

New Zealand has approved a gateway license for Two Degrees Networks, adding ground infrastructure to AST SpaceMobile’s (ASTS) growing satellite network. Shares of AST SpaceMobile fell 3% overnight heading into Monday, extending a rough stretch for the stock despite the regulatory milestone. ASTS logged a 14% decline last week, marking its worst weekly performance in…

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