Under Armour shares seesawed Tuesday after the sneaker maker reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings and revenue, boosted by apparel sales and growth overseas. The stock surged more than 5 percent in premarket trading before falling more than 3 percent and rebounding after the markets opened. Shares were last up more than 7 percent. Wall Street likes
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Skechers stock rocketed 16 percent higher in trading Friday after the shoemaker gave strong profit guidance for the quarter ahead while reporting better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings Thursday evening. “2018 was a year of record sales—our first fourth quarter of over a billion dollars and, combined with three previous record quarters, a new annual sales record of
Expedia boosted fourth-quarter revenue by selling more hotel rooms and airline tickets, but write-downs pushed profit down 69 percent, to $17 million. The results still beat expectations for the online travel agency. The shares jumped $9.13, or 7 per cent, to $137 in extended trading Thursday after losing a penny in the regular session. At
Strong sales of Barbie dolls and Hot Wheels cars fueled Mattel’s profits in the fourth quarter, sending shares soaring as much as 20 percent after the closing bell Thursday. Mattel reported net income of $14.9 million, or 4 cents per share, compared with a loss of $281.3 million, or 82 cents per share, a year
Fears of an earnings recession are cropping up in the market as company profits are expected decline for the first time in two years. While the possibility wouldn’t necessarily signal an economic recession to follow, it paints an important picture of flattening growth trends and a looming global slowdown. Three experts weigh in on whether
Philip Morris International on Thursday reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analysts’ expectations. Shares of the company rose 1 percent. Here’s what the company reported compared with what Wall Street was expecting, based on a survey of analysts by Refinitiv: Earnings per share: $1.25, adjusted, vs. $1.16 expected Revenue: $7.5 billion vs. $7.39 billion
Shares of Dunkin’ Brands dropped more than 6 percent Thursday after the company reported flat same-store sales growth for the fourth quarter, saying it was focused on rolling out espresso drinks as part of a long-term strategy to attract more coffee drinkers. Dunkin’ relaunched its espresso, which is used in drinks such as cappuccinos and
Handbag maker Tapestry cut its full-year profit forecast and reported its first quarterly earnings miss in at least two years, as its millennial-focused Kate Spade brand failed to impress shoppers with a lack of new designs. Shares of Tapestry, which also blamed falling tourist spending and a slowing global economy for its lackluster performance, were
Drew Angerer | Getty Images Twitter chief executive officer Jack Dorsey testifies during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing concerning foreign influence in use of social media platforms, on Capitol Hill, September 5, 2018 in Washington, DC. Twitter is expected to report its fourth quarter 2018 earnings before the bell on Thursday. Here are the numbers
Chipotle on Wednesday reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analysts’ expectations, thanks to increasing foot traffic and menu price increases. Shares of the company jumped 10 percent. “I’m very pleased to report strong fourth quarter results with 6.1 percent comparable restaurant sales growth that included 2 percent transaction growth,” CEO Brian Niccol said in
“We think the attractiveness of the platform comes from the selection and liquidity it is able to deliver because of its more mass-market prices,” Madhukar added. The analyst did not adjust his price target of $54, representing 3 percent downside from Tuesday’s closing price. Shares of Match Group fell 4.3 percent Wednesday following the Deutsche
Shares of Capri Holdings, the parent company of luxury accessories brands Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo and Versace, soared more than 12 percent Wednesday on the heels of what investors saw was an upbeat earnings report. The luxury fashion house raised its revenue outlook for the full year and said it expects the Michael Kors brand,
Video game stocks got killed Wednesday after two of the top companies in the space reported quarterly earnings. Shares of EA tanked 13 percent Wednesday, a day after the company cited “intense competition” in the space as contributing to a revenue miss for its fiscal third quarter of 2019. Take-Two Interactive, which reported quarterly earnings
Daniel Acker | Bloomberg | Getty Images An Eli Lilly & Co. logo is seen on the cap of a pill bottle in this arranged photograph at a pharmacy in Princeton, Illinois. Eli Lilly cut its 2019 profit forecast on Wednesday, hit by a recent trial failure of conditionally approved cancer treatment Lartruvo and costs
CEO Mary Barra’s tough turnaround plan at General Motors has already started paying off. GM’s fourth-quarter earnings, released Wednesday, beat Wall Street expectations on tighter cost controls and higher truck sales. Here’s how the company did compared with what Wall Street expected: Adjusted earnings: $1.43 per share vs. $1.22 per share estimated Revenue: $38.4 billion
Rising costs and lower prices are beginning to eat into profit margins. Analysts and strategists are puzzling over an unusual development: 2019 earnings estimates are dropping fast — they are down to a measly 0.5 percent for the first quarter, but revenue estimates are barely changed at 5.6 percent. The likely explanation: a combination of
Patrick T. Fallon | Bloomberg | Getty Images Andrew Wilson, chief executive officer of Electronic Arts Inc. (EA), speaks during the company’s EA Play event ahead of the E3 Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, California, U.S., on Saturday, June 10, 2017. EA fell more than 14 percent after hours after reporting its third-quarter 2019
Walt Disney reported earnings per share and revenue that topped analyst estimates Tuesday, helped by sales increases in its media networks and theme parks businesses, as the company said its sports streaming service ESPN+ now has 2 million paid subscribers. The earnings report comes as the entertainment giant expands its direct-to-consumer offerings amid growing competition
Snap was able to maintain its user base at 186 million daily active users, flat from the previous quarter. Analysts were expecting the company’s user base to continue shrinking as it had over the past two quarters. The promising results come at a crucial time for the Los Angeles tech company, which had a rough
Alphabet appears to have spooked investors with its fourth-quarter earnings report. The stock shed 3 percent immediately after the report and was in negative territory Tuesday. Shares were down nearly 1 percent, despite overall market gains. The company on Monday beat Wall Street expectations on earnings and revenue. The figures aren’t comparable to the fourth
Independent research firm Bespoke Investment has uncovered an earnings trend that hasn’t happened since the bull market started. According to its co-founder Paul Hickey, companies are seeing their strongest stock price performances on the days they’re reporting earnings in a decade. “The average return of companies reporting earnings so far this earnings season has been
Wall Street analysts were rattled by Alphabet‘s increased spending in the fourth quarter but largely defended parent of Google, saying they didn’t believe investors fully understood the stock and more transparency from the company about all its big long-term bets would help the stock. Analysts also were trying to make sense of Alphabet’s increased competition
For investors cheering this earnings season, there could be trouble ahead. As the fourth-quarter results roll in, the S&P 500 is poised to post an average earnings growth rate of 12.4 percent, the fifth straight quarter of double-digit growth. These results have boosted the stock market, with the S&P 500 enjoying its best January in
BP reported stronger-than-anticipated full-year profits on Tuesday, citing a strong operating performance across all business segments. The British oil giant said its underlying replacement cost profit, used as a proxy for net profit, came in at $12.7 billion in 2018. A company-provided consensus forecast had expected full-year underlying replacement cost profit of $11.88 billion. “This
Alphabet is set to report fourth-quarter earnings Monday. Investors will want to see strong advertising numbers amid threats from Amazon and rising costs to doing business. Google, which makes up the vast majority of Alphabet’s business, is increasingly seeing Amazon encroach into its core advdertising business. Revenue in Amazon’s “Other” category — which the company
Daniel Acker | Bloomberg | Getty Images Colorox brand toilet bowl cleaner sits on display at a supermarket in Princeton, Ill. Clorox shares jumped 6 percent Monday after it reported second-quarter profits that topped Wall Street’s expectations and reaffirmed its 2019 outlook. The consumer goods maker posted adjusted earnings per share of $1.40, beating consensus
U.S. companies are beating analysts’ expectations this earnings season, but to a smaller degree than normal, and S&P 500 companies are now barely expected to eke out an increase in profits for the first quarter of 2019. The trend underscores fears about a potential decline in earnings this year, even as stocks just closed their
Chevron reported quarterly profits that topped Wall Street’s expectations, as the company’s fossil fuel production hit an all-time high and executives forecast solid output gains for 2019. Shares of the company were up about 3 percent at roughly $118 a share on Friday. Chevron’s production of oil and natural gas increased 12 percent to 3.1
Oil production increased 4 percent, driven by growth from the Permian Basin, the top U.S. shale field underlying western Texas and southeastern New Mexico. Natural gas production was down as Exxon shifts away from producing the fossil fuel in the U.S. Analysts were closely watching Exxon’s headline oil and natural gas output. The Irving, Texas-based
General Electric shares soared to their best day in a decade following the Thursday’s fourth-quarter earnings report but J.P. Morgan analyst Stephen Tusa remained unconvinced by GE’s results. “We come away from the 4Q scratching our heads at the stock reaction,” Tusa said in a note to investors. “We believe one has to make highly
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