Check out Generac -Generac -Generac -Generac -Generac -Generac -Generac -Generac -Generac -Generac -Generac -Generac -After Bank of America raised its stock price target and highlighted its entry into data centers, Generact after Generacted 8%. Baxter International – Stocks fell approximately 20% after healthcare companies reported weaker results than expected in the second quarter. Baxter reported an adjusted earnings of 59 cents per share against revenues of $2.81 billion. Analysts voted by FactSet had forecast a profit of 61 cents per share against revenue of $2.82 billion. In addition to that, Baxter lowered its full-year revenue guidance. Integra Lifesciences – The health technology company scored 11% following its beats on the top and bottom line in the second quarter. Revenue was $415.6 million, exceeding the $395 million expected from the analysts voted by FactSet. Adjusted earnings were 45 cents per share, 1 cent higher than the consensus estimate. Ch Robinson – Transport shares rose 17%, breaking estimates of $1.16 per share after the company recorded second-quarter adjusted earnings at $1.29 per share. On Thursday, Baird upgraded his stock from neutral to an outperform valuation. Xerox – Stocks plummeted 20%. In the second quarter, the digital printing company posted an adjusted operating margin of 3.7%, reflecting a 170 basis points decrease from the previous year’s period. Xerox also recorded an adjusted loss of 64 cents per share. This was not immediately comparable to the fact set consensus estimates. Paramount – The media giant voted ahead of the completion of Skydance’s merger, which fell 8% as shareholders voted to “select the format they wish to receive in relation to the shares of Paramount common stock.” CVS Health – Inventory has risen nearly 2% after the drugstore chain reported top-line and bottom-line beats for the second quarter. The company also boosted its adjusted profit outlook. Currently, the range of $6.30 to $6.40 per share for fiscal year 2025 is rising from the guidance of $6 to $6.20 per share. Comcast – The telecommunications giant added 2% after posting revenue of $1.25 per share against $303.1 billion in revenue for the second quarter. Analysts voted by LSEG expected Comcast to win $1.18 per share with revenues of $298.1 billion. Cruise Line Holdings, Norway – Cruise inventory rose approximately 9% after a mix of second quarter results. Adjusted earnings of 51 cents per share were in line with expectations, but revenues of $2.52 billion fell short of the fact set consensus estimate of $2.56 billion. Norwegians repeated year-round guidance, citing strong demand. Meta Platform – Facebook parents jumped nearly 12% behind the second quarter revenue beat and third quarter outlook. Meta currently expects revenues of between $47.5 billion and $50.5 billion in the third quarter. Microsoft – Stocks rose 4% following Tech Giant’s beats on both the top and bottom lines. For the fourth quarter, revenue was $3.65 per share, compared to $3.37 per share, as analysts predicted in the LSEG poll. Revenue was $764.4 billion, up 18% from the previous year, surpassing the consensus estimate of $73.81 billion. CoreWeave – AI Cloud Computing Stock stocks rose 14% to purchases from neutral after an upgrade from Citi. The company said Microsoft’s strong quarterly figures indicate that demand for AI remains strong. Microsoft is a CoreWeave client. Western Digital – Shares rose 9% after the storage company reported adjusted earnings of $1.66 per share, exceeding the $1.48 per share expected by analysts voted by LSEG. Revenue of $2.61 billion won the consensus estimate of $2.47 billion. Anheuser-Busch Inbev – Brewer’s US list shares have sunk nearly 12%. The company reported a decline in volume in the second quarter, which was worse than feared. CIGNA – Healthcare stocks fell 6% despite the company’s second quarter results beating expectations. Cigna earned $7.20 per share, earnings of $671.8 billion, with LSEG consensus estimates surpassing the $7.15 per share estimate of $62.4 billion in earnings of $7.15 per share. Bristol Myers Squibb – Pharmaceutical strains fell by about 4%. The company’s second quarter adjusted revenue was $1.46 per share against $12.27 billion in revenue. Analysts voted by LSEG were hoping for an EPS of $1.07 on revenue of $11.38 billion. Shake Shack – The stock has slid 12% after the burger chain weakened its unexpected revenue guidance this quarter. Shake Shack said it was expected between $358 million and $364 million, and it was estimated that Analyst voted by Factset. Biogen – Stock rose almost 2% following company beats on the top and bottom lines. Adjusted revenue for the second quarter was $5.47 per share, with an LSEG consensus estimate of $3.93 per share. Revenue was $2.65 billion, but the expected $2.33 billion. CARVANA – Online used car sellers surged 18% after second-quarter earnings of $1.28 per share exceeded a consensus estimate of $1.11 per share. Revenues of $4.84 billion were higher than the $4.59 billion forecast from analysts. Align Technology – The stock price sank 35% after missing out on the expected revenue and revenue of manufacturers for the second quarter. Technology revenue guidance for the current quarter was also short of $1.04 billion analysts, which were expected by $1.04 billion analysts for $965 million per LSEG. Qualcomm – Semiconductor company fell 6%. A portion of the revenues for that business segment were lighter than expected in Qualcomm’s third quarter. However, the company reported beats on both the top line and bottom line. ARM Holdings – Shares fell 13% after the semiconductor company reported first quarter earnings that reached forecasts. ARM Holdings recorded revenue of $1.05 billion, lower than the expected $1.06 billion by analysts voted by LSEG. The adjusted revenue of 35 cents was in line with expectations. eBay – Shares have skyrocketed 19% after eBay posted second-quarter results that exceeded expectations and issued a bright forecast for the current quarter. Online retailers won $1.37 per share except items above the LSEG estimate of $1.30 or more per share. Revenue of $2.73 billion exceeded the expected $2.64 billion. ROBLOX – Stocks skyrocketed about 12% after the online gaming platform raised year-round booking guidance and reported average daily active users. Roblox currently expects 2025 reservations to fall between $5.87 billion and $5.79 billion from previous guidance of $52.8 billion to $53.6 billion. That’s more than the $5.644 billion predicted by analysts in the FactSet poll. Second quarter revenue also raised expectations. Ferrari – The luxury car maker saw its stock slide 11%. Second quarter revenue was 2.38 euros per share, with revenues reaching 1.79 billion euros. This is comparable to a fact set consensus of 2.38 euros per share and revenue of 1.83 billion euros. Ferrari also reaffirmed its annual adjusted EPS and revenue guidance. – Reported by CNBC’s Lisa Han, Sarah Minh and Michelle Fox. Disclosure: Comcast is the parent company of CNBC.
