Ann Gehan

(Bloomberg) -- Wayfair Inc. shares surged after the home furnishings retailer said sales in the US grew at their fastest clip since 2021, helped by

Tanger Inc. boosted its outlook for a second time this year, as stronger domestic travel and early back-to-school shoppers have boosted traffic and sales at the real estate investment trust’s shopping centers.

Compass Inc. shares jumped as much as 15% in post-market trading after the real estate services firm said cost savings from the acquisition of competitor Anywhere were progressing ahead of schedule.

Zillow Group Inc. said Wednesday that second-quarter revenue jumped 18% from a year earlier to $772 million, as the online real estate company sees rental agreements growing more quickly than home purchases on its website and app.

Duolingo Inc. shares fell as much as 12% on Wednesday after the company’s conservative revenue outlook for the current quarter overshadowed user growth.

Celsius Holdings Inc. shares tumbled after the energy drink maker’s second-quarter sales missed expectations and sales of its namesake brand fell.

Papa John’s International Inc.’s sales continued to shrink and the company cut its outlook for the remainder of the year, as consumers pull back on spending and promotional deals fail to drive more growth.

Krispy Kreme Inc. slashed first-half capital spending by 70% through franchising much of its store network in a continued effort to bring down debt while revamping its operations.

Texas Roadhouse Inc.’s sales continued to grow in the second quarter, a sign that consumers are still willing to spend on its steaks, ribs and burgers despite higher menu prices and pressured personal budgets.

Monster Beverage Corp. said sales rose 20% during the second quarter as demand for energy drinks continues to boom, particularly in international markets.