What has changed
Newest first.
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Added the SEC's October data release: annual reports filed in September 2026. New fiscal 2026 10-Ks include Cisco (revenue $63.3B, up from $56.7B), Intuit ($21.5B, from $18.8B), Palo Alto Networks ($11.5B, from $9.2B), Zscaler, Copart, Nutanix, Guidewire, Campbell's, Vail Resorts, Thor Industries, Donaldson and Cracker Barrel, plus a 20-F from Manchester United. 210 company pages updated, 18 of them new.
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Updated with the SEC's September data release, which covers filings through August 31, 2026 — e.g. fiscal 2026 for Procter & Gamble and Microsoft. Breakdowns (by segment, geography, product) are now color-coded: plain if printed on the statement, pink if from the notes and they add up to the line, dark red if they don't. “Show earlier line items” brings back line items a company no longer reports, with the year each was last used.
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Added "Open full screen" and options for viewing in billions, millions, thousands -- now looks better on mobile.
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Information now viewable on the web — e.g. open10k.com/AAPL — as well as Excel download.
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Excel files are updated to include links back to EDGAR / SEC.
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Excel files are updated to include validity checks on each statement and across statements.
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Site goes live.
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