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Verizon Declares $0.7075 Quarterly Dividend, 5.7% YieldBusiness — 3dVerizon Communications declared another stable quarterly dividend of 70.75 cents per share (5.7% yield), with payments set for November 2, 2026 to holders of record on October 9 and an ex-dividend date of October 8. Vertiv Holdings announced a quarterly dividend of 0.0625 per share (annualized 0.25) with a September 24 payout to holders of record September 14, reflecting a modest dividend profile as it has raised payouts in recent years.

Oklahoma Linebacker Kip Lewis Exits Michigan Game With Knee Injury — 10hOklahoma Sooners linebacker Kip Lewis exited the Michigan game with a right‑knee injury but returned later in the first quarter as substitute James Nesta stepped in, highlighting Lewis’s continued leadership on defense. Separately, Oklahoma State defensive tackle Iman Oates left the Oregon game with a leg injury and walked off under his own power amid ongoing eligibility considerations.

Nicole Hardy Oates getting up and walking off himself after the leg hit is a relief but this injury run for both teams is rough.

Garmin Plans $1.05 Quarterly DividendBusiness — 3dGarmin rolled out redesigned Drive GPS units and an expanded marine lineup, plus SmartDrive and GMI 40 systems, signaling a push to deepen its automotive and marine ecosystem even as investors weigh margin risk from higher R&D and SG&A. The company also reaffirmed a $1.05 per-share quarterly dividend with a history of growth, while analyst ratings and institutional interest remain broadly positive with multiple price targets and notable holdings changes.

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Zumiez Reports $2.7 Million Q2 LossBusiness — 4dZumiez reported the second quarter of 2026 with roughly $209 million in net sales and a $0.17 loss per share, as comparable sales fell about 2.1% driven by weakness in the U.S. retail footprint though growth in other regions offset some of the softness. The company issued a third‑quarter outlook of $222–$226 million in revenue and EPS of $0.00–$0.10, while signaling ongoing scrutiny of performance and investments amid mixed market signals.

UTSA Earns 100th Win on Late TD — 3hUTSA used a late 25-yard touchdown by Brandon High Jr. with 14 seconds left to beat Texas State, marking UTSA’s 100th program win; quarterback Owen McCown threw for 214 yards as the Roadrunners moved to 2-0 and maintained a 6-2 all-time series lead. The comeback featured two fourth-quarter UTSA drives and kept the Roadrunners atop the I-35 rivalry, with Texas State falling to 0-2.

17 Education Posts First Quarterly Profit, Revenue JumpsBusiness — 4d17 Education & Technology Group reported its Q2 2026 results with its first-ever quarterly GAAP net profit of RMB1.1 million and non-GAAP profit of RMB4.7 million, as net revenue jumped 254.6% to RMB90.1 million on AI-powered services, with a cash position of RMB456.9 million and a gross margin of 69.2%. The company highlighted expansion of its AI application ecosystem and ongoing investments across education segments, while management cautioned about seasonality and market risks.

BlackRock Private Credit Redemptions Fall, Still Exceed Cap — 1dBlackRock’s flagship HPS Corporate Lending Fund reported withdrawal requests of about 11.5% in Q3, down from 13.3% in the prior quarter, with a 5% share repurchase plan around $600 million, indicating easing redemption pressures in private credit. The data align with HLEND’s similar trend of lower redemption requests and ongoing repurchases, suggesting a broader stabilizing trend in investors’ exit activity across private credit funds.

Sam Okafor The 600 million dollar repurchase plan combined with similar trends at HLEND suggests private credit outflows are finally starting to stabilize.

A.J. Brown questionable to return after ankle injury in Patriots opener — 3dPatriots wide receiver A.J. Brown left his debut against the Seahawks in the third quarter with an ankle injury and was ruled questionable to return while undergoing further evaluation, after posting three catches for 26 yards and drawing a late first-half DPI. The injury immediately followed his strong start in New England, with team officials updating his status as the medical tent examined him and he headed to the locker room for further checks.

Tom Gallagher Brown was off to a nice start with those catches before the ankle slowed him down.

U.S. wholesale inventories post strongest gain since March — 2dU.S. wholesale inventories rose 1.3% in July to about $958.9 billion, marking the sixth straight month of gains and the strongest rise since March, with durable and nondurable goods both contributing and petroleum stocks up sharply. The inventory-to-sales ratio hovered around roughly 1.2, and the year-over-year rise reached about 5.7%, a signal that the restocking pace could support GDP growth in the third quarter.

Chris Dalton The petroleum stock jump stands out and could point to softer demand than the overall numbers suggest.

Boise State's 'Shout' dance fires up Oregon before rivalry win — 6dBoise State joined Oregon’s long-running Autzen Stadium tradition by dancing to the Isley Brothers’ 'Shout' during the fourth-quarter lull, a move that irked Oregon players but did not prevent the Ducks from rallying behind Dante Moore for a 62-yard game-winning touchdown. The incident highlighted the clash over Autzen’s famous pre- fourth-quarter ritual, with Boise State coach Spencer Danielson saying the team had been practicing the move to boost momentum and Oregon players viewing it as a distraction that they turned into motivation.

Derek Foss Gotta respect Danielson trying something different, but Moore and that offense made them pay for it.

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Symphony Financial boosts stakes in five ETFs during second quarter — Sep 3, 2026Symphony Financial Ltd. Co. expanded its holdings across several ETFs in the second quarter, increasing positions in IVV, JPST, GNR, VTV and WCMI by varying amounts and reporting multi-million dollar stakes. The moves reflect a broader pattern of the firm adding to diverse ETF exposures alongside other institutional investors.

Chris Dalton Adding to VTV while everyone chases growth names is interesting. Value tilt might be a smart hedge if this market gets choppy.

JetBlue Raises Revenue Outlook, Cuts Capacity Growth — 2dJetBlue trimmed its third-quarter capacity growth to 1.5%–3.5% from 3%–6% due to weather and Northeast air-traffic-control disruptions, even as it lifted its revenue outlook on strong bookings. The carrier also flagged higher fuel costs, aiming for about $3.96 per gallon in Q3, which alongside ongoing operational pressures kept non-fuel costs elevated despite resilient demand across peak and off-peak periods.

Sam Okafor Those fuel costs near four dollars a gallon plus the operational headaches will likely keep pressure on profits no matter how steady demand looks.

Bending Spoons agrees to acquire Miro for $1.355 billion — 2dBending Spoons S.p.A. has agreed to acquire Miro in an all-cash deal valuing Miro at an enterprise value of $1.355 billion, which, with Miro’s net cash, implies about $1.79 billion in equity, with some shareholders reinvesting $295 million into BSP equity; closing is targeted for the fourth quarter of 2026 subject to regulatory approvals. The transaction, unanimously approved by both boards, will see Miro continue to operate independently until closing as BSP expands its portfolio through continued acquisitions and integration of such platforms.