Swedish defence material maker Saab beat second-quarter operating earnings forecasts on Friday and raised its guidance on expectations of even stronger sales this year as European military spending surges.

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U.S. Bancorp notched a higher profit for the latest quarter, though interest income growth was more sluggish than anticipated.

Denmark's biggest lender Danske Bank reported second-quarter net profit broadly in line with expectations on Friday, driven by good customer activity and strong credit quality.

Doctors widely consider vaccines to be a money pit. Research shows that most pediatricians either break even or lose money on shots. One 2017 study found that nearly a quarter of family medicine providers and 12 percent of pediatricians stopped purchasing vaccines because of prohibitive costs.

LeeAnne Maxfield ran the state liquor store in Delta, Utah and served everyone from regulars to tourists. But this summer, her store went dark. The date above the counter reads June 21, 2004 and offers a reminder of the legal drinking age.

The family office of Sandra Ortega, an heir to the Inditex SA fortune and Spain’s wealthiest woman, posted a 71% profit jump last year, driven largely by its stake in the fashion firm.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services logged lower earnings in the second quarter as medical expenses, insurance costs and driver wages rose.

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(Reuters) -JPMorgan Chase's profit fell in the second quarter, reflecting a difficult comparison to last year when the bank had recorded a one-time accounting gain.

Swedish garden equipment maker Husqvarna reported its second-quarter operating profit above market expectations on Friday, helped by demand for robotic lawnmowers and margin gains from cost savings and efficiency measures.