American Eagle faced a setback as it missed Wall Street’s sales targets for a second consecutive quarter, causing its shares to fall by approximately 3% in early trading. While revenue for the quarter came in at $1.29 billion, slightly below the expected $1.31 billion, profit grew by nearly 60%, with earnings per share at 39
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MongoDB, a prominent database software maker, experienced a significant increase in its shares by as much as 16% during after-hours trading following the release of its fiscal second-quarter financial results. The company exceeded expectations on both fronts, with adjusted earnings per share at 70 cents compared to the anticipated 49 cents, and revenue reaching $478.1
Salesforce recently reported its fiscal second-quarter results, which exceeded expectations and led to a 4% increase in its share price in extended trading. The company’s earnings per share came in at $2.56 adjusted, surpassing the estimated $2.36, while revenue reached $9.33 billion, outperforming the expected $9.23 billion. This positive performance was attributed to various factors
Shares of Chinese online retailer JD.com experienced a notable rise after the firm revealed its plans for a $5 billion buyback. The Hong Kong-listed shares of JD.com saw an increase of 1.2% on Wednesday, surpassing the decline on the Hang Seng index. Similarly, the U.S. listed shares of the company also rose by 2.24% following
Amazon’s retail business is facing a major financial challenge as it strives to generate more revenue. With the analysts at MoffettNathanson pointing out that the retail business needs to step up to fill the big shoes left by Amazon Web Services, the pressure is on for the retail sector to deliver. The profitability outlook for
As Wall Street experiences back-to-back weekly gains, investors are faced with an overbought market entering a crucial week filled with key earnings reports and economic data releases. The recent speech from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell at Jackson Hole has fueled expectations of imminent interest rate cuts, leading to a positive market sentiment. The S&P
The fast-casual restaurant brand, Cava Group, experienced a notable increase in its share price by nearly 6% in after-hours trading following its latest earnings report. The company reported a profit of 17 cents per share, surpassing the LSEG estimate by 4 cents. Additionally, its revenue also exceeded expectations. Contrary to Cava Group’s success, shares of
Danish biotech company Bavarian Nordic experienced a notable 13% increase in its shares after reporting earnings that surpassed expectations and securing a substantial vaccine order from a European country in response to the mpox outbreak. The company revealed second quarter revenues of 1.43 billion Danish krone ($213 million) and an operating profit of 420 million
Lowe’s recent announcement of a reduced full-year forecast has raised concerns about the future of the company. The retailer’s quarterly sales declined, leading to projections of weak home improvement spending in the second half of the year. The company now anticipates total sales of between $82.7 billion and $83.2 billion for the full year, a
After Palo Alto Networks posted better-than-expected fiscal 2024 fourth-quarter earnings and revenue, Wall Street responded with an enthusiastic 8% surge in the company’s stock price. This brought the stock just a few dollars shy of its record-high close, prompting Jim Cramer to describe the recent move as “parabolic.” While the short-term outlook may seem promising,