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Celsius Shares Crash As Revenue Misses Estimates Celsius Holdings, the Florida-based beverage company with a portfolio of some of America's top-performing energy drinks, reported weaker-than-expected second-quarter results, as revenue, adjusted earnings, and profitability missed Wall Street estimates. Second-quarter adjusted earnings fell to 36 cents per share from 47 cents a year earlier, below the 41-cent Bloomberg Consensus estimate. Revenue increased 11% to $817.9 million but missed the $872.6 million estimate, with North American sales of $790.7 million also falling short. Profitability deteriorated despite sales growth. Gross margin narrowed to 48.1% from...

Supreme Court Sets November Arguments In Religious Liberty, Prison Medical Care, And Agency Power Cases Authored by Matthew Vadum via The Epoch Times, The Supreme Court on Aug. 11 scheduled oral arguments for November in three high-stakes cases involving a religious liberty challenge to Colorado's preschool funding rules, a lawsuit over inadequate prison medical care, and a separation of powers dispute involving Labor Department penalties. The Supreme Court in Washington on July 13, 2026. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch Times The court said in a new scheduling notice that on Nov. 3 it will hear...

"That Was The Era Of The Kospi Mania": Korean Retail Traders Vow Not To Buy After Historic Rout By Youkyung Lee, Bloomberg Markets Live reporter and strategist South Korea’s retail traders have long built a reputation for embracing risk. Yet July’s punishing reversal in the Kospi has rattled even this battle-hardened cohort, exposing the limits of their tolerance for volatility. Some, like Kim Han-kyung, a Seoul resident in her late 30s, have resolved never to invest again, while others are comparing the $3.9 trillion market to a casino. Retail investors sold a record...