Check out the companies making headlines in the midday trading: Baidu – China’s tech stocks say that a source familiar with the issue will release the next generation of its artificial intelligence model later this year After revealing, we added 4%. Sources said that the “basic model” Ernie 5.0 has “a major enhancement to multimodal functionality.” Micron Technology – Following comments from the Wolfe Semiconductor Conference’s semiconductor manufacturer on Tuesday morning, it will win a 3% stake. Micron said it had no updates to its second-quarter guidance, but it expects a third-quarter revenue growth. Kraft Heinz – Consumer stocks fell 3% after disappointed investors after the company’s earnings and outlook. Kraft Heinz said sales volumes have been slid, down 4 percentage points from the previous year amid changing consumer behavior and declining businesses in restaurants. The company noted that its weak forecasts did not include the effects of rising tariffs, changes in food regulations, or currency fluctuations. Firefly Neuroscience – MicroCap AI Stock, which tackles mental illness and neurological disorders, surged 54% on Wednesday. During Tuesday’s session on News, the stock had previously won 171% during a session on the news that Firefly had been accepted into the Nvidia Connect program. Mercury General – Stocks rose 9% after the insurance company posted fourth quarter revenue and revenue beats. Mercury estimated that the total disaster losses from California wildfires would come between $1.6 billion and $2 billion. Following the latest report, Raymond James has upgraded his shares to a strong purchase. Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies – Transport manufacturers fell 9% after missing analyst estimates for both adjusted and revenue for the fourth quarter. Wabtec’s loss led to its worst-performing stock on the S&P 500 on Wednesday. Super Microcomputer – Despite a significant reduction in its full-year earnings outlook for 2025, Server Builder’s shares won 3%. SuperMicro expects revenues of between $23.5 billion and $25 billion, but analysts surveyed by LSEG called for $249.2 billion. CEO Charles Liang also said he is “confident” that Super Micro could submit its delayed annual report by February 25th. Startups expect revenues of $200 million over the period, and estimate the $193.8 million consensus estimate per LSEG that Analyst was looking for. Startup revenue and revenue for the fourth quarter also improved compared to expectations. CVS – Pharmacy retailers surged 15% after reporting fourth-quarter adjusted earnings of $1.19 per share against revenue of $977.1 billion. These numbers exceeded the $971 billion analyst revenue that LSEG had expected to earn 93 cents per share. DOORDASH – Shares rose 4% after the food delivery platform posted a topline beat last quarter. Doordash reported revenue of $2.87 billion, with analysts surveyed by LSEG estimated $2.84 billion. Lyft – Shares fell 8% after rideshare operators reported a fourth-quarter total booking of $4.28 billion. Lyft also said it expects to book between $4.05 billion and $42 billion over the current period, but consensus estimates require $4.24 billion. Zillow – The real estate market fell 9% after providing guidance for the first quarter. Zillow forecasts a consensus estimate of $599.8 to quarterly revenue of $575 million to $590 million, according to Factset. However, the company reported its fourth quarter revenue beat. AVIS Budget Group – Car Rental Company lost 7% after reporting a net loss of $2 billion in the fourth quarter, but earnings of $2.71 billion, with factset’s $2.72 billion It fell below consensus. Vertiv Holdings – Infrastructure stock slipped 10% after providing weaker predictions than forecasts. Vertiv expects to earn 63 cents per share from 57 cents adjusted this quarter, but analysts surveyed by FactSet had forecast a profit of 63 cents per share. The company expects adjusted revenues of between $3.50 and $3.60 over the year, while analysts forecast $3.57 per share. Compass Minerals – Industrial Salt Stocks ended the day flat after diving into overweight from neutrals earlier on the heels of JPMorgan upgrades. JPMorgan said the compass could benefit from the cold weather this winter. Gilead Sciences – Stocks will rise 7%. Pharmaceuticals Company posted its fourth quarter results, surpassing expectations on top and bottom lines and increasing dividends. Earnings of $1.90 per share won the Fact Set Consensus estimate of $1.73. Alibaba – After the information, the stock reported that it is partnering with Chinese tech companies to release AI features to Chinese iPhone users, citing 5% directly knowledgeable people. -CNBC’s Sean Conlon, Michelle Fox, Alex Hurling, Hakin Kim, Yoon Lee, Sarah Min and Nick Wells contributed the report.
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