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John Marshall Bancorp posts Q2 2026 earnings beat

Banks reported solid quarterly results across the board: John Marshall Bancorp beat earnings expectations with a $0.50 EPS and $18.83 million revenue, marking the eighth straight quarter of net income growth, while Mid Penn Bancorp posted strong June-quarter earnings and declared a quarterly dividend. Jamuna Bank also logged a 22% H1 profit rise to Tk378.29 crore on investment income gains and lower loan provisions, and JMSB highlighted a stronger balance sheet with book value per share at $19.40, a CET1 ratio of 15.6%, and over $2 billion in loans as it continues growth.

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Preferred Bank Q2 earnings beat estimates, revenue up

Preferred Bank (PFBC) reported Q2 2026 earnings of $2.78 per share on roughly $72–73 million in revenue, with results broadly in line with or modestly above analyst expectations according to multiple outlets. The quarter saw year-over-year earnings growth and rising net interest income, while revenue varied slightly by source and no forward guidance was provided.

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Travel + Leisure Q2 revenue beats, lifts outlook

Travel + Leisure Co. reported Q2 2026 revenue of about $1.06 billion, beating estimates, while adjusted earnings per share of $1.88 narrowly missed consensus. The results were led by strong Vacation Ownership performance, a weaker Travel & Membership segment, and the company raised its full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook to $1.065-$1.085 billion, signaling optimism for the year ahead.

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Wabtec Shares Fall After Strong Q2, Raises Outlook

Wabtec reported a strong Q2 2026 showing double-digit revenue growth, margin expansion, and a multi-year backlog near $31 billion, prompting an upward revision of full-year 2026 guidance to about $12.30–$12.60 billion in revenue and $10.60–$10.90 in adjusted EPS. Despite solid results, the stock has shown volatility as investors weigh the earnings strength against higher costs and tariffs, with continued analyst activity and occasional premarket moves reflecting that mix.

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Otis Q2 Revenue Beat, Lowers Full-Year Outlook

Otis Worldwide posted a solid Q2 2026 with revenue near $3.86 billion and non-GAAP EPS of $1.01, led by strong service growth even as new equipment remains soft. Management updated its full-year outlook with guidance varying by report, reflecting a mix of optimism on sales and caution on earnings momentum.

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MSCI shares fall 6% after Q2 results

MSCI reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $867.0 million (up 12.2%) and adjusted earnings per share of $4.94, with GAAP EPS of $4.69, and raised its full-year adjusted EBITDA guidance amid stronger asset-based fees. The results showcased a record asset-based-fee run rate in the Index segment, ongoing share repurchases totaling about $147.2 million and a $2.05 quarterly dividend, with management citing AI-driven momentum for future product expansion.

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Karooooo Beats Q1 Estimates as FX Hits Shares

Karooooo Ltd CS beat Q1 FY2027 expectations driven by a 21% constant-currency rise in Cartrack subscription revenue and a 70% surge in net subscriber additions to over 2.8 million, with ARR up 32% in USD terms despite rand headwinds. The results reaffirm the full-year outlook, with continued growth in subscription revenue and subscriber base, though the stock’s after-hours reaction was muted amid broader market dynamics and profit-taking.

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