Check out the headline company in outside business hours: International Business Machine -High -Tech companies have increased 9 % in the fourth quarter. IBM has reported a 3.92 adjustments per share for $ 17,555 million revenue. Analysts voted by LSEG demanded $ 3.75 per share and $ 17.54 billion. CEO’s Arvind Krishna said that the company’s generated artificial intelligence books have increased by nearly $ 2 billion since the quarter. Meta Platform -The shares have risen about 5 % after the company defeated the top line and bottom line. According to LSEG, the fourth quarter meta platform won $ 8.02 per share with a $ 483.9 billion revenue. Apart from that, in quoting people who are familiar with this problem, Wall Street Journal reported that President Donald Trump has signed a settlement documents that requires about $ 25 million in 2021 lawsuits. 。 Microsoft -Software giant shares slipped in about 2 %. According to StreetAccount, Microsoft’s Azure Cloud Computing Services grew 31 % in the second quarter and lacked 31.1 % consensus estimates. However, the results of the top line and bottom line exceeded the Wall Street estimation. Even after the results of Tesla -Tesla’s fourth quarter missed the mark, the stock of electric car manufacturers rose by more than 2 %. The company has posted 73 cents per share on a profit of $ 25.7 billion. The analysts investigated by LSEG were looking for 76 cents per share and a profit of $ 27.27 billion. ServiceNow -Software giant shares have dropped more than 7 % after the fourth quarter results in the analysts’ expectations. ServiceNow gains $ 3.67 per share and is estimated to be that period of $ 2.96 billion, except for items. Whirlpool -The quarterly reports showed a sharper revenue than expected, and the stocks of home appliance companies have set 12 %. According to Factset, WHIRLPool has reported a $ 4.14 billion. The company plans to reduce costs by $ 200 million in 2025. WolfSpeed -The stock price rose after the company broke the second quarter estimation. Wolfspeed has recorded 95 cents per share with a $ 18 billion revenue. According to LSEG, analysts were hoping for a loss of $ 1.02 per share for $ 179.99 million. LAM Research -After the second quarter revenue became stronger than expected, the stock of semiconductors rose nearly 6 %. LAM RESEARCH has recorded 91 -cents per share and posted 88 cents per share that Analyst was looking for in LSEG. But the profit missed expectations. Western Digital -Western Digital posted the second quarter revenue, which had lost expectations, and the stock fell almost 2 %. In the quarter, the adjustment of $ 1.77 per shares per share has fallen below the $ 1.78 LSEG consensus estimate. On the other hand, the quarterly revenue exceeded $ 4.29 billion, with $ 4.26 billion analysts. Levi Strauss -Even if the fourth quarter result has become stronger than expected, the shares have decreased by 7 % after Levi Strauss has disappointed the annual guidance of the year. Clothing companies anticipate $ 1.20 to $ 1.25 per share per year ending in November 2025. Levi expects sales in 2025 to decrease from 1 % from 2024 to 2 %. NVIDIA -shares rebounded more than 1 % and recovered from 4.1 % losses found in Wednesday’s transaction sessions. This week was a 17 % sudden fall on Monday, and it was the biggest one -day loss for US companies, and when China’s AI Startup Deepseek increased concerns about technology and US AI control. It has been monitored this week. Las Vegas Sands -Casino Opelator’s stock increased by more than 9 %, despite the fact that the results of the fourth quarter were mixed. The company has earned 54 cents per share, except for $ 2.9 billion. LSEG’s analysts anticipated that Las Vega Sand would earn 58 cents per share with a profit of $ 2.87 billion. -CNBC’s Sarah Min, Jesse Pound, Darla Mercado, and Christina Cheddar-Berk have contributed to this report.
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