Check out the companies that make headlines before the bell. Hims & Hers Health – Stocks fell 22%. Telehealth Provider posted fourth quarter revenue and revenue beats, but said that it will no longer be able to sell combined versions of weight loss pills after the first quarter. This happens after the Food and Drug Administration declares there is no shortage of weight loss drugs like Wegovy and closes the loophole that allows Hims & Hers to supply the product. Tempus AI – The Tempus AI sharing slipped 14% after the company’s fourth quarter revenues failed to meet expectations. The company recorded revenue of $2 million, below the LSEG estimate of $203 million. In 2025, the company expects revenues of $1.24 billion. Eli Lilly – The shares rose 1% after the pharmaceutical company zepbounded high-dose vials of self-paid patient weight loss medication directly through the consumer website. Chegg – The online education company’s stock, currently worth less than $200 million, plummeted to around 20% after recording a net loss of $6.1 million in the fourth quarter with revenue of $143.5 million. Revenues fell 24% year-on-year. Chegg said he sued Google, claiming that an artificial intelligence summary of search results for high-tech companies damaged Chegg’s traffic and revenue. Keurig Dr Pepper – The shares in the beverage company rose almost 3% after Keurig fell below its fourth quarter revenue and revenue expectations. Keurig posted 58 cents in a share of quarterly adjusted profit of 58 cents, earnings of $4.07 billion, but analysts voted by Analyst by Factset have reported that, with the exception of revenue, revenue of 57 cents, revenue of 40.1 billion It was removed by dollars. Cleveland-Cliffs – Steel inventory fell 3% after quarter forecasts wide losses. Cleveland-Cliffs reported a loss of 92 cents per share in the fourth quarter, but analysts expected a loss of 61 cents. Revenues fell 15% year-on-year. Krispy Kreme – Donut Stocks pulled back more than 18% after missing out on fourth quarter expectations. Krispy Kreme earned 1 cent per share and earned $404 million in revenue, excluding items. Analysts voted by FactSet were looking for profits of 10 cents per share, excluding items, and revenues of $414 million. The company’s full-year outlook also missed Wall Street estimates for both revenue and revenue. Li Auto – After Li debuted its first fully electric sports utility vehicle, the Li I8, Chinese electric vehicle stocks have won nearly 14%. Zoom Communications – Shares in Video Chat Company fell 4% after Zoom’s revenue guidance fell short. The company expects annual revenue to be between $4.79 billion and $4.8 billion, while analysts voted by FactSet are forecasting $4.81 billion. According to LSEG, Zoom exceeded its fourth quarter adjusted revenue expectations and recorded inline revenue. Home Depot – Home Improvement Retailer added 1% after reporting its financial results for the fourth quarter. Revenue was $3.02 per share, slightly above the expected $3.01 from analysts voted by LSEG. The revenue was $39.7 billion, a consensus estimate of $39.16. However, Home Depot expects adjusted earnings per share to decline by 2% from the previous year. Crypto Stocks – Stock sales pressures have crippled the crypto market, have dropped crypto companies’ shares, and have reduced Bitcoin’s price to a level of $90,000 overnight. Bitcoin is currently at around 20% off, at the highest ever on President Donald Trump’s inauguration day. Robinhood shares fell by about 4%, but Coinbase and Strategy, previously known as MicroStrategy, flowed around 4% and 5% respectively. – Reported by CNBC’s Jesse Pound, Alex Harring, Sarah Min, Brian Evans, Lisa Han and Michelle Fox.
