Check out the companies that make headlines in their listing deals. Walmart – Retailers glide 8% after posting weak guidance. For fiscal 2026, Walmart’s earnings per share were between $2.50 per share and $2.60 per share. The company also said it would not be “immunized” to the current impact on tariffs on Mexico and Canada. Shake Shack – Stocks in the fast food chain rose 10.8% after the company released a higher-than-expected quarterly yield. Total revenue increased by 14.8% year-on-year. The company also opened 19 new company locations and nine new licensed sheds this quarter. Alibaba – The Chinese e-commerce giant reported quarterly results to surpass analyst expectations, with shares above 11%. For the quarter ended December 31, the company’s net income was RMB 48.945 billion, with revenue of RMB 280.154 billion. Analysts expected net income from LSEG through LSEG is RMB 40.6 billion, with revenue of RMB 27.94 billion. Carvana – Online used car retailers fell about 8% after the mix of results in the fourth quarter. According to analysts at FACTSET, retail sales are $6,671, down from the consensus estimate of $6,851. Meanwhile, revenue of 56 cents per share and $3.55 billion exceeded analysts’ forecasts. Clearwater Analytics – Software Repository exists a strong earnings report soared 18%. Clearwater Analytics earned 13 cents per share, excluding items, and earned $126.5 million in the fourth quarter. This exceeded the 11 cents per share forecast, with a $120.3 million forecast from analysts in the division. After the report, Piper Sandler upgraded the stock to overweight. Wayfair – Online Furniture Stock popped up 4% behind the fourth quarter revenue that analysts expected. The company’s highest line is $3.12 billion, with the highest being a $3.07 billion fact-set estimate. Amplitude – The software stock released $78.1 million in earnings per share (excluding commodities) in the fourth quarter, excluding items, soared 16.1%. Analysts conducted a survey through Factset, with 1 cent per share and revenue of $76.7 million. Baird improved the stock outperformed the players with the company’s quarterly results. Hasbro – After the fourth quarter forecast, Toymaker popped up 1.1%. Hasbro recorded 46 cents per share, excluding projects, revenue of $1.1 billion, analysts forecast figures of 34 cents and $1.03 billion, each fact. BioMarin Pharmaceutical – Biotech stocks rose 7% in their fourth-quarter earnings report. BioMarin had revenue of $747 million, with revenue of 64 cents per share, while analysts who voted for FACTSET predicted that it would be only 53 cents per share, with revenue of $712 million. Klaviyo – Data Technology stocks fell 6.8% after a weaker guide to release current quarterly operating income. Klaviyo said it was expected to be between $25.5 million and $28.5 million, excluding items, missing a consensus forecast of $32 million proposed by analysts surveyed by FACTSET. However, when reporting revenue in the fourth quarter, the company exceeded expectations from both lines. Cheesecake Factory – Even though the fourth quarter yield hit 1% before Wall Street’s estimates, the restaurant chain fell 1%. Cheesecake Factory earned $1.04 per share, excluding commodities, and received $921 million in revenue, higher than the LSEG surveyed analysts’ forecast of $92 cents and $913 million. Builders Firstsource – Building Materials Inc. made 4.5% of revenue after posting $3.82 billion in revenue in the fourth quarter, according to consensus forecasts by analysts voted by FACTSET. On the other hand, EPS is higher than the street forecast. Palantir Technologies – Data processing repository fell 3.8% in the previous market on Thursday, based on the 10% decline seen in the last meeting. Shares are under pressure, the Washington Post reported, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told Pentagon officials that they were preparing to cut the U.S. defense budget by 8% each year over the next five years. Elsewhere on Wednesday, Palantir launched a new stock trading plan. – Fred Imbert, Hakyung Kim, Yun Li, Jesse Pound and Sarah Min of CNBC