SiriusXM says weaker ad revenue is to blame for bleaker outlook
SiriusXM said it expected slower growth in ad revenue as it dimmed its forecast for the year.
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SiriusXM said it expected slower growth in ad revenue as it dimmed its forecast for the year.
Progressive said third quarter profits more than doubled year-over-year as the insurer reported record policy growth. Progressive added more than 1.
Investors expect continued profit slowdown in Ulta Beauty’s upcoming earnings report in line with wider beauty industry troubles this year.
Lululemon Athletica Inc is set to report third quarter earnings in early December, as investors watch for signs of a further slowdown in the company’s North American business.
AT&T brought in more mobile subscribers than Wall Street expected in the third quarter, sending shares higher.
Robinhood’s third-quarter earnings were less than impressive, and its stock tumbled as investors took the deflated numbers as a warning sign that profits will be hard to grow.
Eli Lilly lowered its revenue forecasts for the full year after an inventory drawdown by wholesalers weighed on sales for blockbuster weight loss and diabetes drugs.
Peloton shares jumped on Thursday after the company raised its profit guidance for the 2025 fiscal year and named a new chief executive officer, a step in the right direction for its turnaround.
Nvidia will release third-quarter earnings as investors look for signs of vulnerability stemming from a ban on exports of certain highly advanced chips to China.
Dollar General’s profits are still falling, but the real question at the next earnings call will be what reinstated leader Todd Vasos is doing about it.
Analysts believe Adobe’s foray into artificial intelligence will boost its business. The company may soon give clues on just how much.
Nvidia Corp. is set to report its third-quarter earnings after markets close Tuesday as analysts predict solid results.
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