Earnings Report

Marvell reports better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings.

Fiscal second-quarter results topped analyst estimates for both profit and revenue. Sustained growth in comparable-store sales suggests the retailer is successfully shaking off last year’s slump.

Broadcom CEO Hock E. Tan talks down the near-term potential of optical fiber at artificial-intelligence data centers.

The networking company reports better-than-expected earnings and revenue for its fiscal first quarter.

Rigetti Computing posted revenue that missed expectations and reported a widening operating loss in the fourth quarter.

Software stocks have taken a beating lately, but Veeva looks well-placed to weather the market’s artificial intelligence fears.

JD.com reported a steep fall in quarterly profit even as revenue rose 1.5%.

The ticketing marketplace faces regulatory and political pressure.

Broadcom reported fiscal first-quarter adjusted earnings of $2.05 a share, which beat analyst estimates of $2.03 a share.

Sales rose 8% as the company successfully pushed higher price points and acquired new customers.

Dycom announced fiscal fourth-quarter earnings per share of $2.03 from sales of $1.46 billion. Wall Street was looking for $1.82 and $1.35 billion, respectively.

Abercrombie & Fitch reports better-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue.

CrowdStrike reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results.

Tuesday, EVgo announced fourth-quarter adjusted Ebitda of $25 million from sales of $118 million. Wall Street was looking for Ebitda of $2.5 million from sales of $103 million.

The space-based communications company reported a net loss of $74 million from sales of $54.3 million. Wall Street was looking for a net loss of $67 million from sales of $42 million.

Ouster reports fourth-quarter sales of $62 million. Wall Street was looking for $41 million.

The maker of electric vertical takeoff and landing, or eVTOL, aircraft reports a quarterly Ebitda loss of $137.9 million from sales of less than $1 million.

Monday evening, the hydrogen technology company reported an adjusted per-share loss of 6 cents from sales of $225.2 million. Wall Street was looking for a 10-cent loss from sales of $217 million.

CEO Michael Fiddelke is prioritizing a “bold edit” of inventory to emphasize high-growth categories like beauty and grocery.

The electronics retailer guides for weak growth in the year ahead.

MongoDB stock was on pace for its largest percentage decrease since March 6, 2025.

The auto parts retailer posts weaker-than-expected quarterly sales.

The firm, which trades under the ticker QUBT, posted its results for the fourth quarter.

The company bought back none of its own stock in the period, continuing a trend that began in May 2024.

The liquefied natural gas supplier posts better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings but there’s more lifting shares.