Sony reports a strong first half with PlayStation 5 reaching 84.2 million units sold, a sales boost for its game software including 3.3 million copies of Ghost of Yōtei, and an upward revision of its full-year gaming revenue forecast, driven by growth in network services and game sales.
Nvidia reported a 56% increase in sales to $46.74 billion, driven by strong demand for AI chips, reaffirming its pivotal role in the tech industry and the stock market, with expectations of continued growth in AI infrastructure spending.
Lowe's reported a Q2 2025 net earnings of $2.4 billion and diluted EPS of $4.27, with a 1.1% increase in comparable sales, and updated its full-year outlook to reflect the acquisition of Artisan Design Group, expecting total sales of $84.5-$85.5 billion and adjusted EPS of $12.20-$12.45.
McDonald's recent reintroduction of its Snack Wraps after nearly a decade has been highly successful, leading to increased customer traffic, a boost in sales, and strong customer loyalty, with early data indicating the return is well-received and potentially beneficial for the company's sales recovery.
India has experienced a 50% increase in cardiac medication sales over five years, driven by rising heart disease prevalence, better diagnostics, and an aging population, with sales reaching Rs 2,645 crore in June 2025.
Porsche's electric Macan outsold the gasoline version in the first half of 2024, with 57% of buyers choosing the EV, reflecting a shift in consumer preferences despite regulatory challenges in Europe that have affected the availability of traditional models. Overall, Porsche's sales declined slightly, but the electric models are gaining prominence, and the company is considering new hybrid and combustion models to fill gaps in its lineup.
Ford reported a 16.3% increase in U.S. sales in May, driven by a boost in traditional and hybrid vehicles, despite a decline in electric vehicle sales, amid ongoing employee pricing promotions and rising tariffs impacting vehicle prices.
Campbell's reported a 4% rise in net sales to $2.5 billion in Q3, driven by increased at-home cooking, with sales of broths up 15% and Rao’s sauces up 2%, though snack sales declined 4%. The trend reflects broader consumer shifts towards home-prepared meals amid economic uncertainty.
The residential real estate market in Charlotte County, Florida, has reached a balance in September as inventory increased and prices stabilized. Sales for single-family homes, condos, and townhomes were higher compared to August, with the year-over-year increase attributed to the impacts of Hurricane Ian. Sellers are receiving offers close to their asking price, and there has been a significant increase in new listings. The median price for single-family homes decreased slightly, while the median sale price for townhomes and condos increased. Cash buyers accounted for a significant portion of sales, and the time to sell has increased compared to the previous year. Overall, there is a higher supply of inventory in the market.