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INNIO (INIO) received a 450-MW order from an unnamed US energy company for gas engines, with delivery by 2028. The order is part of a growing backlog, with Q2 orders up 316% YoY to $2.3B. Revenue rose 42% to $937.7M, but margins fell. INNIO guides to $3.8B-$3.9B in fiscal 2026 sales. 55 hedge funds now hold INIO, while 15.73% of float is sold short.

Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) appointed Paul Morgan as Chief Operating Officer, a new role aimed at consolidating global operations. Q2 revenue rose 11% to $6.9B, with adjusted EBITDA up 32%. Management raised full-year EPS guidance, but some segments showed slower growth. The stock trades at 10.41x forward earnings, with low short interest.

Petrobras received $85M in subsidies, raising total to $1.9B. The company will participate in a new diesel subsidy program, offering R$1.00 per liter for 30 days, potentially extendable. Petrobras can combine this with an existing R$1.12 per liter subsidy. The subsidies help Petrobras manage fuel price volatility and maintain profitability.

REX Shares and Tuttle Capital launched the ASSX ETF, offering 2x daily exposure to Strive Inc.'s ASST shares. The fund, listed on Cboe, seeks 200% of ASST's daily performance before fees. Strive holds 25,000 BTC, with recent purchases financed by preferred stock. ASST rose 6.4% on the ETF's launch day, while ASSX traded between $27.22 and $28.70.

Nike (NKE) will be removed from the S&P 100 on Sept. 21, replaced by Palo Alto Networks (PANW). Nike's stock has fallen, reducing its impact on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, a price-weighted index. Nike's revenue was $46.4B in fiscal 2026, with net income declining 3% to $3.1B. CEO Elliott Hill is working on a turnaround amid weaker sales and competition.

Oracle's Project Jupiter loans, totaling $18 billion, are trading at 89-91 cents on the dollar, below the typical par range, according to the Financial Times. The loans are tied to a data center campus Oracle plans to lease, with construction delays and credit concerns impacting investor demand. Oracle's long-term debt is near $156 billion, and its capital expenditure is approaching $28 billion.