Shopify, Uber, Lyft, Intel, Tesla, Tripadvisor, DoubleVerify, ZoomInfo, Affirm, and More Stock Market Movers

Shopify, Uber, Lyft, Intel, Tesla, Tripadvisor, DoubleVerify, ZoomInfo, Affirm, and More Stock Market Movers

Shopify

was falling 20% after the e-commerce company swung to a surprise loss in its fiscal first quarter and warned the sale of its logistics business would weigh on second-quarter revenue growth.

Uber Technologies

was falling 8.7% after the ride-hailing giant swung to a loss of $654 million in the first quarter. The period included a charge of $721 million “related to the revaluation of

Uber
’s

equity investments,” the company said. Gross bookings grew 20% from the prior year to $37.7 billion, below expectations of $37.93 billion.

Lyft
’s

first-quarter adjusted earnings topped forecasts, revenue jumped 28% to $1.3 billion, and the ride-hailing company logged 188 million rides during the quarter, a 23% increase from a year earlier. Gross bookings in the quarter rose 21%. The stock was up 5.5%.

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Intel

declined 2.7% as the chip maker issued new revenue guidance after the U.S. revoked export licenses to China. Intel said it expects revenue for the second quarter of 2024 to remain in the original range of $12.5 billion to $13.5 billion, but below the midpoint.

Reddit shares rose 4% after the social-media platform reported a narrower-than expected first-quarter loss and revenue in the period jumped to $243 million from $163.7 million a year earlier, beating analysts’ estimates of $214 million. It was Reddit’s first report as a public company. Reddit said daily active users increased 37% to 82.7 million. For the second quarter, Reddit said it expects revenue of between $240 million and $255 million, well ahead of analysts’ consensus of $227.5 million. 

Tesla

declined 1.9% after a report from Reuters said U.S. prosecutors were investigating the electric-vehicle maker to see if statements made by the company and CEO Elon Musk about the company’s driver-assistance technology qualify as fraud.

Arista Networks

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reported first-quarter revenue that rose more than expected and the cloud-networking company said its board authorized additional stock buybacks of up to $1.2 billion. Arista posted an adjusted profit in the quarter of $1.99 a share, topping analysts’ estimates of $1.74. Revenue rose 16% from a year earlier to $1.57 billion. Shares jumped 6.2%.

Match Group

declined 4.7%. First-quarter earnings topped analysts’ forecasts but paying customers to dating app Tinder declined and Match issued second-quarter guidance that was below expectations.

Tripadvisor

was tumbling 29% after a special committee of its board determined that a potential sale of the online travel-booking company wasn’t “in the best interests of the company and its stockholders.” In February,

Tripadvisor

said it would be forming a special committee to evaluate potential deals.

DoubleVerify

slumped 40% after the advertising data software company cut its full-year outlook, saying it expects revenue of between $663 million and $675 million, down from previous guidance of $688 million to $704 million. The company also said it anticipates adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization in 2024 of between $199 million and $211 million, compared with a prior range of $205 million to $221 million. The company said it reduced guidance “due to uneven spending patterns among select large advertisers.”

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Dutch Bros

was up 11% after the coffee chain raised its revenue outlook for the year. The company said same-store sales in the first quarter rose 10% and revenue jumped 39.5% year over year to $275.1 million.

Upstart Holdings

was down 7.6% after the artificial-intelligence lending company’s second-quarter forecast missed analysts’ expectations. Upstart said it expects revenue of $125 million in the period and an adjusted Ebitda loss of $25 million. Analysts had anticipated revenue of $145 million and a $5.9 million adjusted Ebitda loss.

Shares of

ZoomInfo Technologies

sank 26% after guidance from the provider of databases of customer contact information for second-quarter revenue of $306 million to $309 million was below analysts’ estimates of $313.2 million.

Anheuser-Busch InBev

rose 4%. The brewer of Budweiser beer said net profit in the first quarter was $1.09 billion, down from $1.64 billion a year earlier. Underlying earnings per share rose to 75 cents a share, beating estimates of 62 cents. Revenue in the period rose 2.6% to $14.55 billion and beat expectations.

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Shares of

Twilio

declined 8.5% after the cloud-communications company said it expected second-quarter revenue of $1.05 billion to $1.06 billion, below Wall Street forecasts of $1.08 billion. The company reported first-quarter adjusted profit of 80 cents a share, topping estimates of 59 cents.

Affirm

was falling 9.5%. The stock rose earlier in the session after the consumer lending company reported a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss and offered upbeat guidance.

Earnings reports are expected after the closing bell Wednesday from

Arm Holdings
,

Airbnb,

Trade Desk
,

HubSpot
,

Li Auto
,

AppLovin
,

AMC Entertainment
,

and

Robinhood Markets
.

Write to Joe Woelfel at joseph.woelfel@barrons.com

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