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Domino's reported U.S. same-store sales growth of 0.3% in Q3, with higher order counts but fewer items per transaction. New CEO Joe Jordan aims to boost sales and franchisee profitability, focusing on promotions, loyalty programs, and expanding pizza's appeal. The company lowered its 2026 U.S. net opening forecast to 125–150 restaurants due to franchisee pressure. International sales grew 4.3%, but same-store sales were flat.

L3Harris Technologies has begun delivering VAMPIRE counter-drone systems to the U.S. Army, following a $106 million order. The company specializes in defense and communication systems, with 77.2% of sales from the U.S. market. It has received positive ratings for valuation, earnings revisions, and visibility.

KKR (NYSE: KKR) and TotalEnergies agreed to expand their U.S. renewables joint venture by adding a $1.2 billion solar portfolio, increasing the partnership's total U.S. renewable capacity to 2.1 GW. The deal, set to close in 2026, adds 700 MW of utility-scale solar capacity. KKR is a private equity firm with a focus on infrastructure and energy assets.

Glencore secured a 19-year extension for a key coal mine in NSW, ensuring the future of a business expected to generate $3 billion in coal sales this year. CEO Gary Nagle did not celebrate the approval.

Arm reported a favorable jury verdict in its litigation with Qualcomm, with the jury finding for Arm on four claims and awarding only $1 in damages on Qualcomm's other two claims. Arm stated it operated in good faith under its technology license agreement and remains focused on delivering technology and creating value for shareholders.

Netflix (NFLX) secured exclusive rights to the 2030 FIFA World Cup in Spain and Andorra, including live coverage of all matches. KeyBanc maintained an Overweight rating but lowered its price target to $85, citing currency pressures and content spending. NFLX shares rose 0.35% to $70.86 on Tuesday.