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By: Emily Bary
Despite slimmer-than-expected subscriber losses in the latest quarter, Verizon Communications Inc. shares were falling after the wireless company's latest earnings report — and pacing Dow Jones Industrial Average decliners. The stock was off 4.2% in recent Monday action and on pace for its worst si
Tesla Inc. shares have fallen in each of the past seven trading sessions, which has made for their longest losing streak since Dec. 27, 2022, according to Dow Jones Market Data. The stock has lost nearly 19% over the current seven-session losing streak.Can it snap out of the funk Tuesday, ahead o
Tesla Inc. is expected to post declines in both earnings and revenue for the first quarter. But traditional carmaker General Motors Co. just posted big growth on both. GM earned an adjusted $2.62 a share for the first quarter, up from $2.21 a year before and well ahead of the consensus view. Revenu
Big Tech could get a big boost from Microsoft Corp.'s earnings later this week, in the view of one analyst. Wedbush's Daniel Ives chimed in with an upbeat view of Microsoft's upcoming report in a Tuesday note to clients. He thinks the company will deliver
Expectations have been coming down for Tesla Inc.'s upcoming results, but Guggenheim analyst Ronald Jewsikow says to nonetheless
If Meta's after-hours losses carry through to tomorrow's regular-session close, the stock could log its worst performance in more than a year. Meta shares are down more than 12% in Wednesday's aftermarket action, which would translate to their steepest single-day percentage decline since Oct. 27, 2
Meta Platforms Inc.'s stock declines are building as the company's earnings call wears on. Shares are down about 15% in after-hours action midway through the Facebook parent's call. They had been down about 12% shortly after the results came out.The current declines would translate to a $192 bill
Analysts are looking for Microsoft to report an adjusted $2.82 a share in earnings when it posts fiscal third-quarter financial results Thursday afternoon. That would be up from $2.45 a year before. The FactSet consensus also calls for $60.9 billion in revenue, up from $52.9 billion a year earlier.
By: Isabel Wang, Steve Goldstein, Emily Bary, Christine Idzelis, Joseph Adinolfi
Follow all the action in markets after Meta missed sales expectations with key GDP data on tap.
The company reported fiscal-third quarter net income of $21.9 billion, or $2.94 a share, up from $18.3 billion, or $2.45 a share, in the year-earlier quarter. Analysts were modeling $2.82 a share. Revenue rose to $61.9 billion from $52.9 billion and ahead of the FactSet consensus, which was for $60
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