Earnings Report

The stablecoin issuer posted better-than-expected earnings and revenue but raised its forecast for operating costs.

Wednesday, TransDigm reported fiscal fourth-quarter adjusted EPS of $10.82 from sales of $2.4 billion. Wall Street was looking for EPS of $10.08 and sales of $2.4 billion.

The company’s adjusted third-quarter earnings rose 133% compared with the prior year’s quarter.

The chip maker’s quarterly profit and revenue were higher than expected.

Shares of the nuclear start-up have gained over 400% this year in the absence of revenue.

The AI software firm discloses a $250 million deal to acquire another defense-focused AI platform.

The company said it doesn’t plan on offering Black Friday sales as it seeks to keep selling items at full price.

Wall Street expects more good things from CoreWeave, but the AI cloud vendor is seeing some setbacks.

Monday, AST SpaceMobile reported a third-quarter per-share loss of 45 cents from sales of $14.7 million. Wall Street was looking for a 22-cent loss from sales of $19.9 million.

The company unveiled an unusual plan to generate more liquidity.

The stock trades for about 170 times estimated 2027 Ebitda. That is up from about 56 times at the start of the year.

The crypto exchange is adding credit card customers. But the cost is steep as losses mount.

The maker of plant-based meat alternatives posts a wider quarterly loss and lower revenue.

Nebius unveils a $3 billion partnership with Meta Platforms and reports a narrower adjusted loss.

Shares of the quantum computing company have risen by more than 100% this year.

Paramount said it expects fourth-quarter revenue to be between $8.1 billion to $8.3 billion, exceeding Wall Street’s current estimate.

The brokerage firm, which went public in May, is benefiting from a surge in stock and cryptocurrency trading.

The meat supplier faces falling beef and pork volumes, but chicken sales are bucking the trend.

Shares of monday.com fall as the company’s revenue forecast disappoints.

Shares of rare earth companies are down again after MP and USA Rare Earth reported third quarter numbers.

Earnings were light, driven by slowing sales of titanium dioxide, a key component of white paint.

Investors mostly accepted the enormous AI-related capital spending from Big Tech, whose earnings are up 29%, mostly through spending with one another. The rest of the S&P 500 is up 5%.

The company plans to shut down hundreds of consistently underperforming restaurants across the country.

The residential solar energy company misses earnings estimates, but outperforms revenue expectations.

Affirm reports a solid fiscal first quarter with certain metric standouts.