Richardson Electronics began 2025 with results that fell short of Wall Street’s revenue expectations, while adjusted earnings surpassed consensus forecasts. Management pointed to segment-specific trends, with robust growth in its Canvys display solutions and semiconductor wafer fab sales offset by declines in Green Energy Solutions and Healthcare. The recent divestiture of the Healthcare business was a central topic, with management describing the transaction as a means to streamline operations

Aris Water’s first quarter results for 2025 outperformed Wall Street’s revenue and non-GAAP profit expectations. Management attributed the volume growth primarily to higher-than-anticipated customer activity and sustained produced water demand, with CEO Amanda Brock noting, “We grew both Produced Water volumes and Water Solution volumes 7% sequentially.” However, CFO Stephan Tompsett highlighted that operating margins fell compared to the previous year, reflecting increased maintenance and opera

Molina Healthcare cut its full-year earnings guidance by 10% on Monday, days after fellow insurer Centene set off a managed care earthquake by pulling its financial guidance. Molina offers Medicare, Medicaid, and health insurance marketplace plans, and is one of the largest insurers in the U.S. For investors, the announcement didn’t seem to materially worsen the picture for Molina.

AMN Healthcare Services’ first quarter results received a positive market reaction, driven by revenue and non-GAAP profit that surpassed Wall Street’s expectations. Management attributed this performance to stronger-than-anticipated contributions from labor disruption projects, the Locum Tenens segment, and ongoing demand in the Allied staffing business. CEO Cary Grace highlighted that “labor disruption has become a differentiated solution” and pointed to robust execution across several service

Kyndryl’s first quarter performance was marked by a positive market reaction, as the company surpassed Wall Street’s revenue and non-GAAP profit expectations despite a modest year-over-year sales decline. Management credited the results to accelerated growth in its consulting business and the increasing impact of strategic partnerships, particularly with hyperscale cloud providers. CEO Martin Schroeter emphasized that the company’s focus on operational transformation and expanding capabilities l

Boeing stock slipped Monday as investors wait for details from flight data recorders on board Air India flight 171, which crashed on June 12, less than a minute after taking off from an airport in Ahmedabad. Coming into Monday trading, it was up about 1% since the Air India crash and shares of GE Aerospace were up about 1% as well. GEnx engines powered the Air India plane.

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