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Wedbush analyst Scott Devitt writes that the pullback in shares is unwarranted.

‘Asia-based e-commerce retailers pulled back spend in the U.S. tied to the change in the de minimis exemption,’ Pinterest management said.

‘The company did great this quarter, and it was really a story of crushing it across the board,’ CEO Strauss Zelnick told Barron’s.

AppLovin shareholders should be accustomed to the post-earnings whiplash at this point.

The language-learning platform beat expectations and raised its outlook for the third quarter and full year.

The box-office success of ‘Sinners’ and ‘A Minecraft Movie’ helped the entertainment company to post a surprise profit.

The online and mobile gambling platform maintained its full-year revenue outlook.

Super Micro, AMD, and Snap stocks tumbled after quarterly earnings reports.

The House of Mouse is swapping a 10% stake in ESPN for control of key media assets including RedZone and the NFL Network.

The Snapchat parent posted a second-quarter loss of 16 cents a share on revenue of $1.345 billion.

New information suggests the index provider won’t make any immediate changes,

With elevated inflation, income investments that can keep up with the pace of rising prices are crucial.

AMD earnings beat expectations but China semiconductor sales are difficult to predict, the president has candidates to reshape the Fed, and more news to start your day.

The tax legislation, which President Donald Trump signed into law on July 4, makes permanent a trio of corporate tax breaks.

They are the two largest U.S. companies not in the index, but have been overlooked for inclusion recently.

These are Berkshire’s first purchases of Sirius XM stock since early February.

Berkshire Hathaway stock fell after second-quarter operating profit after tax fell 4% in the period, while Palantir shares were rising ahead of earnings.

Due to the success of Grow A Garden, analysts expect to see 25% annual growth in sales, and even better growth rates in user metrics.

Paramount reports better-than-expected earnings while revenue missed estimates.

The company’s ad revenue jumped 84% from the prior year.

Meta’s important metrics—daily users, ad impressions and price-per-ad—all exceeded the Wall Street consensus. 

The media company’s stock is down 13% this year. Here’s what it needs to spark a change.

Fed holds rates steady, Microsoft nears $4 trillion valuation, Meta’s earnings blowout, and more news to start your day.

Superhero flicks, videogame adaptations, and sports dramas have all thrived in a blockbuster summer for the film industry.

UBS upgraded Peloton stock to Buy from Neutral and lifted its price target to $11 from $7.50.