Alphabet: Shares fell nearly 8% after the fourth-quarter revenue of $96.47 billion was below the anticipated $96.56 billion.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD): The chipmaker’s stock tumbled around 7% following disappointing results in its data center segment.
Uber Technologies: Shares dropped 7% after the company reported an earnings miss and issued soft guidance.
Apple: Shares declined 1% amid reports of a potential formal probe by Chinese regulators into the App Store’s fees and practices.
PDD: The Chinese e-commerce platform saw a pullback of over 3% after the U.S. Postal Service suspended incoming packages from China and Hong Kong.
Johnson Controls International: The conglomerate’s shares surged 12% after exceeding analyst expectations in its fiscal first-quarter results.
Lumen Technologies: Shares slipped more than 3% in midday trading.
Workday: The cloud applications provider advanced 5% following the announcement of a restructuring plan that includes cutting about 8.5% of its workforce.
Chipotle Mexican Grill: Shares declined 2% after the company issued soft guidance for same-store sales growth.
Mattel: The toymaker’s shares climbed more than 14% following better-than-expected fourth-quarter results.
Match Group: Shares fell over 7% after issuing weak first-quarter guidance and announcing Spencer Rascoff as its new CEO.
Novo Nordisk: Shares gained nearly 5% after reporting fourth-quarter results that surpassed expectations.
Electronic Arts (EA): Shares rose more than 5% after reporting better-than-expected quarterly results and announcing a $1 billion stock buyback plan.
FMC Corp: The chemical manufacturer’s shares plummeted 33% following disappointing first-quarter guidance.
Toyota Motor: U.S.-listed shares jumped about 4% on news of plans to establish a new electric vehicle company in China.
Harley-Davidson: Shares slipped 1.3% after the company reported a wider-than-expected loss for the fourth quarter.
Super Micro Computer & Nvidia: The IT company announced the full production availability of its AI data center powered by Nvidia’s Blackwell platform, indicating a positive outlook for both companies.
Source (CNBC)
