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A batch of smaller companies reported quarterly results with varying outcomes: Yatsen posted 40.4% skincare growth but a wider GAAP operating loss; Methode reported 10.4% sales growth alongside $400 million in lifetime program awards; Tilly's delivered a third consecutive quarter of double-digit comparable sales; Genworth added $500 million to its share repurchase authorization; and Capital Southwest expanded its credit revolver to $595 million while cutting its spread. The reports reflect a mixed earnings picture across consumer, industrial, and financial names, with several companies showing top-line growth while facing questions about converting that growth into durable profitability or managing capital allocation and credit risk.