Dover (DOV -0.02%), a diversified industrial and manufacturing company serving a broad set of business-to-business markets, released its second quarter 2025 results on July 24, 2025. The headline news: Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) (non-GAAP) came in at $2.44, topping analyst expectations of $2.39. GAAP revenue rose to $2.05 billion, modestly above the $2.04 billion estimate up 5% compared to Q2 2024. While overall revenue (GAAP) and profit (non-GAAP) exceeded forecasts, most of the growth came from rec ...

Group 1 - The third China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo (Chain Expo) has commenced with the theme "Linking the World, Creating the Future," featuring over 230 first-time exhibitors and a 35% share of foreign exhibitors, an increase of 3 percentage points from last year [2] - More than 650 domestic and foreign enterprises and institutions are participating, representing 75 countries and regions, with over 65% of the exhibitors being Fortune Global 500 and industry leaders [2] - Notable multinational companies such as Nvidia, Schneider, L'Oreal, Louis Dreyfus, and Medtronic are making their debut at the Chain Expo, with over 100 foreign delegations attending for exchanges [2] Group 2 - The Chain Expo has introduced an Innovation Chain Zone, showcasing a full chain process from basic research to market feedback, emphasizing the importance of innovation in the event [3] - The event features three main sections: institutional guarantees, carrier support, and service collaboration, aimed at breaking information barriers and promoting international certification cooperation [3] - The ideal collaboration model within the industrial chain ecosystem is described as "leading enterprises driving collaboration with small and medium-sized enterprises," with a focus on long-term mutually beneficial cooperation rather than short-term sales [4] Group 3 - The Chain Expo aims to connect global enterprises and promote the stability of global supply chains while facilitating digital and green transformations [4] - The event is seen as a trust vote for both the Chain Expo and China's economic development, highlighting the importance of maintaining resilience and stability in global industrial and supply chains [4]