Google’s parents reported fourth quarter revenue of $964.7 billion, followed by Google’s parents fell below the expected $965.6 billion from analysts voted by LSEG, and then Google’s parents reported fourth quarter revenue of $964.7 billion The stocks that sank at nearly 8% have sunk after reporting revenues. According to Factset, Alphabet also said it would invest $75 billion in 2025 to expand its AI strategy. Advanced Micro Devices – Chipmaker fell about 7% after failing to reach data center segment estimates. AMD recorded better-than-expected revenue and earnings in the fourth quarter, reporting an adjustment of $7.666 billion, $1.09 per share. This has increased the estimated $1.08 per share of earnings of $7.53 billion per LSEG. Uber Technologies – A riding app provider dropped its shares by 7% after posting revenue errors and providing soft guidance. Uber reported adjusted earnings of 23 cents per share for the fourth quarter. This was reported lower than the analysts who are expected to have less than 50 cents per share per LSEG. Uber expects total bookings of between $42 billion and $435 billion compared to StreetAccount’s estimated $435.1 billion, Uber said. Apple – Stocks fell 1% after Bloomberg News reported that Chinese regulators were considering launching a formal investigation into Apple’s App Store fees and practices. PDD – China’s e-commerce platform has pulled back more than 3%. Late Tuesday, the US postal service suspended incoming packages from China and Hong Kong. USPS later said it would reverse courses on Wednesday and resume receiving packages from those regions. Johnson Control International – Conglomerate stocks skyrocketed 12%. Fiscal 1Q results outperformed analysts’ top and bottom top estimates. Johnson Control was adjusted for 64 cents per share, with analysts voted with fact set forecast of 59 cents. The $5.43 billion revenue beat expectations that were sought for $5.29 billion. Lumen Technologies – Telecommunications stock slipped over 3% in noon transactions. Lumen said that 2025 adjusted revenue before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization ranged between $3.2 billion and $3.4 billion, down below $3.4 billion, according to Analyst’s FactSet. Ta. Workday – Cloud application providers rose 5% after announcing a restructuring plan to cut their workforce to 8.5% (approximately 1,750 positions). Chipotle Mexican Grill – The shares slid 2% after Mexican fast chain issued soft guidance for sales growth for the same store. Chipotle said sales growth for the same store throughout the year will range from one-sided digits to lower digits. Meanwhile, Chipotle’s adjusted earnings of 25 cents per share in the fourth quarter won over the 24 cents analysts estimated by LSEG. MATTEL – Toy makers climbed more than 14% after a better-than-expected fourth-quarter results. Mattel reported revenue of $1.65 billion, at 35 cents per share, excluding one-off items. Analysts voted by LSEG project $1.63 billion with revenues of 20 cents per share. Match – Stocks fell by more than 7%. The dating platform issued weak guidance in the first quarter, seeking revenues of between $820 million and $830 million, while analysts voted by LSEG sought $853 million. Match has also appointed Zillow co-founder Spencer Rascoff as new CEO. Novo Nordisk – The shares won nearly 5% after the drug giant issued a better-than-expected fourth-quarter results. The company reported a net profit of 28.23 billion Danish cloners of 260.9 billion, surpassing the Danish cloner forecast of 260.9 billion from analysts voted by FactSet. The full-year net profit of Danish cloner of 199 billion also surpassed Wall Street’s consensus estimates, seeking 99.14 billion. Electronic Arts – Stocks were up more than 5% after video game companies reported quarterly results that exceeded expectations. Electronic Arts also said it is planning to buy back $1 billion in stock. FMC Corporation – Chemical makers pulled back 33% after first-quarter guidance fell below Wall Street estimates. FMC forecasts earnings adjusted to 5-15 cents per share, but analysts voted by FactSet were hoping for 77 cents. The revenue outlook was also shaky, with the company sought between $750 million and $800 million, while analysts sought $957.4 million. Toyota Motor – Toyota’s US registered stock has risen by around 4% after automakers announced plans to set up a new company in China focusing on electric vehicle production. The company beat revenue estimates from analysts voted by LSEG, but operating profit for the third quarter dragged analyst estimates. Harley-Davidson – Motorcycle inventory slipped 1.3% as fourth quarter results showed wider losses than expected. Harley-Davidson reported a loss of 93 cents per share on revenue of $420 million. Analysts surveyed by LSEG were looking for a loss of 66 cents per share with revenue of $464.9 million. Super Micro Computer, Nvidia – IT company announces full production availability for end-to-end artificial intelligence data centers, powered by Nvidia’s Blackwell platform. Super Micro’s stock jumped nearly 9%, while Nvidia popped over 4%. – Reported by Yun Li, Pia Singh, Michelle Fox, Jesse Pound, Lisa Kailai Han and Hakyung Kim of CNBC.
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