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Update 10:45 a.m. ET

Google Says Oracle Software Targeted in Massive Hack

Tech giant Google says that “dozens of organizations” might be affected by a zero-day exploit on software built by hyperscaler Oracle. Specifically, the issue seems to deal with Oracle’s E-Business Suite, which could affect internal functions. Google cautions that hackers might have made off with large swaths of data. However, without official acknowledgment by the firm, the company’s stock is up 3.65% intraday.

Update 9:36 a.m. ET

Opening Bell: A Sluggish Start

The U.S. markets are now open. Out of the gate, it’s slow going for the four most-watched indexes on Wall Street, with stocks pulling back from their opening trade numbers, even despite strong earnings from PepsiCo and Delta.

PepsiCo Fizzes Up

Earnings from the consumer goods giant beat expectations, with sales rising 2.6%, even despite softer demand for the company’s products:

  • Earnings per share: $2.29 adjusted (vs. $2.26 expected by LSEG)
  • Revenue: $23.94 billion vs. $23.83 billion expected

The largest report of the day, its results can be taken as a sign that even as the consumer shows signs of cracking, brands are still navigating economic turbulence and adversity.

PepsiCo is up 1.4%.

Delta Soars, the Industry Flies Along With

Earnings from Delta, the most valuable airline in the U.S. by market cap, were bound to be measured as an omen of things to come for other airline earnings. If they faltered, so too would smaller domestic names.

Thankfully for the industry, they hit V1 and flew with ease in the latest quarter, thanks to its strong premium seat mix and higher fares across the aircraft. Profits grew 15% when considering adjustments, while revenue grew 4%.

  • Earnings per share: $1.71 adjusted (vs. $1.53 expected)
  • Revenue: $15.2 billion adjusted (vs. $15.06 billion)

CEO Ed Bastian credited improved demand, which was a point of concern, especially after April’s tariff turbulence. Delta jumped more than 7% at the open. On news of the report, other domestic carriers jumped in sympathy.

Update 7:38 a.m. ET

Everything Happening (That We Know Of)

Good morning and happy start of earnings season to those who celebrate. Here’s what is on deck for today:

Earnings Today: PepsiCo, Delta, Levi Strauss

Earnings season has finally sprung. Today, PepsiCo, Delta, and Levi Strauss will be among the most-valuable firms to report. So far, we’ve heard from the former two, which reported strong earnings; the latter will report after the bell.

Of the 14 firms expected to report today per Nasdaq, here are the reports with market caps over $1 billion:

Economic Events: Powell, Bowman, Barr Speak

With the government still shut, there’s not really any high expectations on the economic data front today. Instead, we’ll just be hearing from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell (8:30 a.m. ET), as well as the Fed’s Michelle Bowman (8:35 a.m., 3:45 p.m.) and Michael Barr (12:45 p.m.) Those will be the most important economic events of the day.