Uber missed expectations on revenue and lost $1.09 billion during the quarter.
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CVS Health raises 2020 earnings guidance as plan to offer wide range of medical services pays off
CVS reported a better-than-expected 3.5% jump in third-quarter revenue, as its plan to remake the drugstore chain into a health service company paid off.
Zillow shares jump after online real estate company blows past estimates and provides optimistic forecast
Zillow continues to benefit from the movement towards remote work and low interest rates.
Peloton shares fall despite earnings beat as bike maker warns of ongoing supply constraints
Peloton raised its financial outlook for fiscal 2021, now expecting to report $3.9 billion or more in total revenue.
Virgin Galactic’s quarterly loss increases, plans next spaceflight test for late November
Space tourism company Virgin Galactic reported third quarter results on Thursday with an increased loss as the company looks to finish its development program.
With election nearing a resolution, investors see some market-friendly themes emerging
With the election over, some old themes will be reemerging, regardless of who will be the president.
Asia investors should focus on the region’s ‚robust‘ data instead of the U.S. election: Aberdeen
Aberdeen Standard Investments‘ Kenneth Akintewe says investors in Asia should focus on the strong data emerging from the region instead of the U.S. election.
A Biden administration and divided Congress is ’nirvana for growth stocks,‘ Jim Cramer says
After dumping growth stocks and swapping into value plays, money managers are rotating back to growth as election results come in, the „Mad Money“ host said.
Jamie Dimon tells JPMorgan employees to have ‚patience and fortitude‘ until final election results
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon addressed his U.S. workforce in a memo the morning after the U.S. presidential election.
Guggenheim’s Scott Minerd believes in post-election rally, has ‚fairly positive‘ market outlook
„I was always of the opinion, regardless of the outcome, short of getting anarchy in the street, that this would be good for stocks,“ Scott Minerd told CNBC.