Bell: Capital One Financial, Discover Financial Services – Capital One shares rose 1.6%, while Capital One shares fell 0.3%. Financial Services rose 0.3% after the companies said their respective shareholders voted to approve the acquisition of Capital One. Discover. Toll Brothers – Stocks fell more than 5% in the market after Homebuilder reported financial first quarter results that missed Mark. The company won $1.75 per share with revenues of $1.84 billion. Analysts voted by LSEG had expected a profit of $2.04 per share against $19.1 billion in revenue. Home delivery is now 1,991, below the 2,060 street count forecast. Stmicroelectronics – Semiconductor Company’s US registered shares rose 4.1% behind Jefferies upgrades and purchased from Hold. Jeffries told clients to expect a rebound in the company’s finances since the first quarter of 2025. Bumble – Shares fell 16.8% after online dating platform issued weak first quarter guidance. Bumble forecasts will be delivered in the range of $60 million to $63 million, adjusted for EBITDA and revenues ranging from $242 million to $248 million. Analysts voted by FactSet estimated adjusted EBITDA and revenues of $68.8 million and $256.9 million, respectively. Cadence Design Systems – Computer Software Stocks pulled back 3.3% with disappointing year-round guidance. Cadence estimated earnings per share adjusted earnings between $6.65 and $6.75, with analysts calling it $6.83 per share. Cadence’s revenue forecasts, ranging from $5.14 billion to $5.22 billion, are slightly below the $5.25 billion consensus call. The company posted revenue and revenue beats in its 2024 record bookings and backlog in the first quarter. Philips – The U.S. trading stock of the Netherlands-based health technology company fell 11.2%. The company posted mistakes in both the top and bottom in the fourth quarter. Phillips reported earnings of 0.51 euros per share with revenue of 5.04 billion euros. According to FactSet, analysts were calling revenues of 0.53 euros per share and 5.04 billion euros. Equivalent growth was just 1% in the last quarter, with a consensus forecast of 1.7%. Howard Hughes – Real Estate Developers hiked his acquisition offer to create what Pershing Square’s Bill Ackman considers modern Berkshire Hathaway, and the stock fell nearly 4% in pre-market trading. I saw it. The billionaire investor said his company has submitted a proposal to acquire 10 million newly issued shares of Howard Hughes, which were newly issued for $90 per share. Arista Networks – Shares fell 5% despite datacenter companies topping analyst expectations last quarter. In the fourth quarter, Arista scored 65 cents with adjusted earnings of 65 cents per share, while analysts surveyed by LSEG have taken an adjusted earnings of 57 cents per share with revenue of $190 billion. I predicted. In the current quarter, Arista believes it will generate revenues of between $1.93 billion and $1.97 billion against an estimate of a $1.9 billion fact set. ETSY – Ecommerce Company stocks fell more than 8% as fourth quarter revenues missed Wall Street’s expectations. Etsy reported $852.2 million, but the analysts voted by Factset were hoping for $861.8 million. However, revenues surpassed expectations, reaching $1.03 per share compared to a consensus estimate of 93 cents per share. Solaredge Technologies – Renewable Energy Company rose 11% after reporting topline beats in the fourth quarter. Solaredge posted revenue of $196.2 million, with analyst forecasts of $189.3 million per fact set. The midpoint of the company’s revenue guidance for the first quarter was also slightly higher than the consensus estimate of $204.3 million. Nikola – Stock went to 5.9% before halting due to trading. Nikola filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection after her favourite electric truck manufacturer had not secured buyers or raised additional funds. – Reported by CNBC’s Sean Conlong, Lisa Kailay Han, Yun Lee, Sarah Minh, Fred Inbert and Alex Hurling.
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