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A major cybersecurity breach is drawing serious attention today, with over forty-one thousand U.S. Homeland Security officials reportedly exposed in a database leak. CNBC confirmed it could access the records directly, finding names, titles, agencies, and office locations — a significant vulnerability with real implications for federal security infrastructure.
Shifting to earnings, Flowserve Corporation posted third quarter two thousand twenty-six results with bookings reaching one point three eight billion dollars, up fourteen percent on a reported basis and eight percent organically year over year. The industrial flow control company cited broad-based demand strength, signaling continued momentum in the energy and industrial equipment sector heading into the year's final stretch.
Meanwhile, Canadian Pacific Kansas City reported third quarter revenues of four point two billion dollars, with core adjusted diluted earnings per share coming in at one dollar and twenty-eight cents, ahead of the headline diluted figure of one dollar and four cents. CEO Keith Creel acknowledged the results reflected a challenging operating environment while pointing to the railroad's long-term cross-border integration thesis remaining intact.
That's the tape. Markets Desk, signing off the floor.
