Check out the companies that are trending in intraday trading. JetBlue Airways — The airline said in a regulatory filing that it expects its full-year revenue outlook to decline by less than originally expected. JetBlue boosted its forecast after bookings for November and December exceeded expectations. The stock price rose 8%. Roku — Shares rise 11% after Needham analyst Laura Martin says the streaming company will likely be acquired at a “heavy premium” over the next year as Republicans take control of regulators did. Dollar Tree — Shares of the discount retailer rose 2.5% after Dollar Tree reported better-than-expected third-quarter profits and announced that CFO Jeff Davis would step down. Dollar Tree’s adjusted earnings were $1.12 per share, compared to analysts polled by FactSet who expected earnings of $1.07 per share. Chewy — According to LSEG, the pet supplies retailer fell nearly 4% after reporting a profit of just 1 cent per share, below analysts’ expectations of 8 cents per share. Chewy’s revenue of $2.88 billion matched expectations. Eli Lilly — Shares rose nearly 3%. Eli Lilly’s obesity drug Zepbound led to more weight loss than its main competitor, Novo Nordisk’s Wigoby, in the first head-to-head clinical trial of both injectables. Salesforce — Salesforce stock soared about 8% after the company reported third-quarter revenue and subscription sales that beat analysts’ expectations. Salesforce’s revenue was $9.44 billion, beating analysts’ estimates of $9.35 billion compiled by LSEG. Pure Storage — The data storage management company’s stock rose nearly 24% after Pure Storage announced a deal with an unnamed “top four” artificial intelligence hyperscaler. Pure Storage also beat Wall Street expectations for its fiscal third quarter. Marvell Technology — The chipmaker soared 23% after several Wall Street firms raised their price targets on the stock after the company beat expectations for the third quarter and announced better-than-expected earnings guidance. JPMorgan pointed to ongoing AI and cyclical tailwinds as key drivers of its future earnings heading into next year. Okta — Authentication software stock rose more than 4% after third-quarter results and fourth-quarter guidance beat expectations. LSEG said Okta’s third-quarter adjusted earnings were 67 cents per share, beating analysts’ expectations of 58 cents. CAMPBELLS — The packaged food company’s stock fell 6% after Campbell’s reported quarterly net sales that fell short of expectations. The company also announced insider Mick Beekhuizen as its new chief executive officer. Foot Locker — The sneaker giant’s stock fell more than 6% after the company reported earnings and revenue misses. Foot Locker also revised its full-year forecast downward, citing a worsening promotional environment and sluggish consumer demand. PSQ Holdings — The owner of online marketplace PublicSquare saw its stock price drop more than 30% after the company announced a $36.2 million registered direct offering of common stock. The decline followed a strong rise in the previous session. Shares soared 270.4% to $7.63 after the company announced that Donald Trump Jr., the president-elect’s eldest son, would join PSQ’s board of directors. —CNBC’s Yun Lee, Jesse Pound and Ha-Kyung Kim contributed reporting.
