Afterhours News

Gap reported third-quarter sales and profit that surpassed analysts’ expectations.

Elastic investors were not satisfied with the AI-enabled search company’s beat-and-raise quarter.

The WSHP ticker trended on Stocktwits with an ‘extremely bullish’ sentiment reading.

CEO Lance Tucker admitted that the quarterly performance did not meet management's expectations.

Palo Alto doubled down on its inorganic growth strategy by announcing another big-ticket acquisition.

Jensen Huang stated that the tech world is undergoing three major transformations that offer scope for continued infrastructure spending.

This marks the first time the DOE Loan Programs Office has concurrently finalized a conditional loan commitment and financial close, keeping in mind Constellation’s robust finances.

The company plans to issue convertible debt to fund near-term loan repayments.

The company said it would put on sale notes worth $500 million due in 2031.

The recliner maker reported revenue and profit above Wall Street’s targets, boosted by new stores.

The company sounded upbeat about its revenue growth in the coming years, thanks to secured mandates.

According to a Bloomberg News report, an agreement would give NFE more time to form a restructuring plan.

Starbucks shares ended 1% lower on Thursday, although their Stocktwits sentiment shifted to ‘bullish’ from ‘neutral.’ 

The company's shares declined marginally after the announcement, while Stocktwits sentiment rose.

New Glenn's seven BE-4 engines ignited at around 3:55:01 PM ET from Launch Complex 36 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

CEO Gary Dickerson said AI adoption drove substantial investment in advanced semiconductors and wafer fab equipment, fueling the sixth consecutive year of growth.

In September, the Trump administration issued an order to end the partnership that allows them to coordinate flight schedules and prices on U.S.-Mexico routes by Jan. 1.

Cisco’s Chuck Robbins said the company is on track to deliver its strongest year yet.

On an adjusted basis, the Canadian firm reported earnings of C$0.23 per share, which topped analysts’ estimates of C$0.20 per share, according to Fiscal.ai data.

AMD stock received a nice lift from the company’s upbeat commentary regarding its technology roadmaps and accelerating AI momentum.

Amid an inclement consumer spending environment and competition, Bill is reportedly exploring a sale.

The Future Fund’s Gary Black said over 70% of Tesla’s profits still come from EVs, not autonomy or robotics.

Stocktwits sentiment for OPEN climbed multiple points higher in the ‘extremely bullish’ zone.

BigBear announced a strategic acquisition of a GenAI platform, which is growing revenue at a scorching pace.

RKLB projected fourth-quarter revenue of $170 million and $180 million, the midpoint of which is higher than analysts’ average expectation of $172.4 million.

Stock rose over 6% in the after-market session, following the results.

The AI infrastructure company reported record revenue, and its revenue backlog at the end of the quarter nearly doubled.

Capricor plans to resubmit its Duchenne therapy application in 2026 with new cardiac efficacy data.

Investors await more details at the analyst call, scheduled at 5 pm ET on Tuesday.

Over the past few weeks, other miners, including Cipher Mining and IREN Energy, have also issued convertible bonds to raise capital for expansion into AI data centers.

MP Materials said it expects to return to profitability in the fourth quarter and beyond.

Grand Theft Auto VI will now launch on Nov. 19, 2026, as Rockstar Games takes additional time to “polish” the release.

New product rollouts and “special KAZ” warrants fail to offset steep sales drop and widening losses.

SoundHound said enterprise AI demand is booming, bolstering its fundamental performance.

The company reported Q2 net sales, which were also lower than expectations, but profit came in higher.

The company stated that its new products are resonating with customers, suggesting near-term upside relative to expectations.

Federal staff shortages push the agency to limit air traffic, raising fears of a holiday travel meltdown.

CEO Evan Spiegel views the partnership as a means to fulfill the company’s goal of making “AI more personal, social, and fun."

Robinhood analyst attributed the post-earnings slip to high expectations, year-to-date gains, and the noise surrounding the CFO’s retirement plans.

The company’s management stated that ad spending was soft in the U.S. and Canada, particularly from retailers.

Reuters reported that some investors feel the offer price is high, especially given the recent weakness in the restaurant sector.

Following a lackluster first quarter, the AI server maker said its long-term goal is to expand revenues in higher-margin segments.

The Mediterranean food chain lowered its same-store sales growth outlook to 3% to 4% for this year, down from its prior view of 4% to 6%.

AMD’s strong results did not serve to offset investors’ negative sentiment toward the stock, with some viewing soft margin guidance as the sore spot.

JBS says the settlement does not reflect an admission of wrongdoing.

The announcement followed a strong third quarter, with total revenue up 12% year-over-year, led by a 92% jump in Ibsrela sales and steady Xphozah growth.

After months of doubts, the deal marks a turning point for Amazon’s AI ambitions amid bullish retail sentiment.

China proved to be a sore spot for Navitas, but the company sounded upbeat about its refocused efforts on high-revenue, high-margin businesses.

Revenue rose 49% year-over-year to nearly $600 million, while net income reached $15.8 million and adjusted EBITDA climbed 53% to $78.4 million.

As per the deal, the enterprise value of the China business is $4 billion.