Financials

A jump in investor trading of stocks and cryptocurrencies put additional wind in Robinhood’s sails in the second quarter.

The Swiss bank’s Americas wealth management unit reported net outflows of $3.5 billion for the second quarter.

The St. Louis-based investment banker and wealth manager saw a brisk second half of the quarter after the fallout from the White House tariff announcement in April.

The online lending company comfortably beats quarterly earnings and revenue expectations.

Fintech SoFi priced 71.9 million common shares at $20.85 a share, for proceeds of roughly $1.5 billion.

CME Group’s ability to attract retail investors to futures trading will be a game-changer for the industry.

Revenue at SoFi jumps 44%, UnitedHealth slides after restoring financial guidance, and Sarepta soars after being notified by the FDA the company may lift its voluntary pause on shipments of Elevidys for ambulatory patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

Wall Street closely monitors Visa’s payments volume to gauge activity and where customers are making transactions.

A gunman opened fire in a busy New York office building on Monday, killing three people before turning the gun on himself.

JPMorgan Chase and Apple have been negotiating since last year, according to The Wall Street Journal.

SoFi reports strong growth across its business segments and boosts its full-year guidance again.

Tech and financials are booming. Other sectors are struggling.

The fintech achieves its sixth consecutive quarter of profitable growth as its turnaround strategy continues.

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This will be the busiest earnings week of the second quarter, with about 150 S&P 500 companies reporting. Investors will also sift through the results of an historic Fed meeting midweek and the jobs report on Friday.

William Blair analysts lowered their rating on Ameriprise stock to Market Perform from Outperform Friday following the financial services firm’s second-quarter report.

President and CEO Gail K. Boudreaux bought shares of the health insurer after Elevance slashed guidance.

The company’s board left the quarterly cash dividend unchanged at $0.27 a common share.

Net income at Tesla falls 16% in the second quarter, while Alphabet says quarterly cloud revenue jumped 32%.

Second-quarter profit and revenue for the financial services firm grew from the same quarter a year ago.

The healthcare company says it is “complying with formal criminal and civil requests” from the Justice Department.

CEO Paul Shoukry struck an optimistic tone, saying that tariff shock is abating and the pipeline for investment banking and advisor recruiting is improving.

Inside the financial sector, the iShares U.S. Broker-Dealer & Securities Exchanges exchange-traded fund is stealing the spotlight.

The company now expects organic revenue for parts and services to decline year over year.

In June, the ECB lowered its key deposit rate for an the eighth consecutive quarter-point reduction. President Donald Trump thinks the Fed should follow suit.