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BJ's Wholesale shares rose 4% after Q2 earnings beat estimates, with revenue at $6.09B and EPS guidance raised. Ross Stores also gained over 4% on strong Q2 results and upbeat Q3 guidance. Crypto-related stocks like Robinhood and Coinbase surged as bitcoin climbed over 20% for the week. Broadcom rose 1% on reports of a $60B debt plan for a deal. OSI Systems dropped 10% after missing revenue expectations. The Boston Beer Company fell 3% following CFO departure news. O-I Glass jumped 10% after a C

Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) proposed a $5.5B settlement for 76,000 talc-related lawsuits, but it requires 95% claimant approval and may exceed this amount. The company has $21B in cash and expects to pay $3B in 2027, with further payments starting in 2028. A judge's recent ruling may strengthen JNJ's legal position. Investors weigh the benefit of reduced uncertainty against potential higher costs.

Wall Street analysts maintain positive outlooks on CrowdStrike, Dell, and SanDisk, citing long-term growth in cybersecurity, AI infrastructure, and storage. CrowdStrike's price target raised to $245 by Truist, Dell's to $550 by Evercore, and SanDisk's to $2,250 by J.P. Morgan, all with buy ratings.

Pemex and Petrobras are collaborating to explore deep, high-risk oil prospects in the Gulf of Mexico. Pemex, facing declining production and high debt, seeks to unlock potential resources in Jurassic formations. Petrobras, with extensive pre-salt drilling experience, brings technical expertise. Success could reverse Pemex's fortunes, but risks remain high. Pemex reported a 70% net profit drop in Q2 2024, producing 1.66 million bpd, below government targets.

Equinor and ORLEN signed a 3-year crude oil supply agreement for 5-9 million tonnes annually from the Johan Sverdrup field. The deal strengthens their energy partnership and secures supply for ORLEN's refineries in Poland, Lithuania, and the Czech Republic, according to both companies.

Micron (MU) CEO Sanjay Mehrotra sold $37 million in shares in July, before announcing $22 billion in customer deposits and strong demand. Three executives also sold shares. Q3 revenue was $41.46 billion, up 345.72% YoY. Q4 guidance is $50.0 billion in revenue. The CEO's sale lacked clear 10b5-1 plan confirmation.