Check out the companies that make headlines in their listing deals. NVIDIA – The darling of artificial intelligence increased by about 1% after NVIDIA reported revenue and revenue exceeds Wall Street’s estimates in the fourth quarter. It also released a revenue outlook for the quarter that was more than expected. To be sure, NVIDIA also warns that global competition is intensifying. Freeport-McMoran – Copper producers rose more than 2% after the upgrade from Jefferies purchase. The company believes that as growth catalysts move forward, it improves the free cash flow trend and costs are lower. eBay – E-commerce stocks fell nearly 8% after first-quarter revenue guidance. eBay said it expects revenue to be between $2.52 billion and $2.56 billion. LSEG said analysts’ accounts were $2.59 billion. The company’s fourth-quarter results did beat estimates. Sterling Infrastructure – DA Davidson’s stock rose about 5% after buying the company from a neutral purchase, saying the acceleration of data center-related infrastructure growth will accelerate in 2025. Snowflakes – Data Cloud Analytics Inventory Snowflakes soared more than 12% over the expected fourth-quarter results. The company had revenue of $987 million of adjusted earnings of 30 cents per share, while LSEG predicted revenue of $956 million of revenue analysts with $956 million. Salesforce-Technologies slid 3.4% after tech companies released fourth-quarter revenue, missing Wall Street expectations and weak guidance. Salesforce reported $9.99 billion in revenue for the quarter, while analysts who voted by LSEG are expected to have $10.04 billion. NUTANIX – Cloud Computing Stock received 16% after Nutanix reported adjusted revenue of $655 million in the second quarter. Analysts who voted LSEG are looking for revenue of 47 cents per share and $642 million. Paramount Global – The Media Group stock retreated more than 1% after Paramount’s fourth-quarter results missed analyst estimates. The company reported a loss of 11 cents per share, while analysts who LSEG conducted a survey of LSEG predicted a loss of 12 cents per share. Paramount has revenue of $7.98 billion, and also missed a consensus forecast of $81.1 billion per LSEG. Sweetgreen – The salmon zipper slipped 11% under weaker forward guidance. Sweetgreen predicts full-year revenue range from $760 million to $780 million, while analysts surveyed by LSEG are looking for $789 million. C3.AI-Enterprise software stocks fell by more than 4% despite the company’s quarterly performance being better than expected. C3.AI lost 12 cents per share to earn $99 million, while LSEG analysts predicted a loss of 25 cents per share to earn $98 million. Teladoc Health – Virtual Health Service Provider shares fell nearly 13% after reporting a more than expected fourth-quarter loss and weaker revenue forecasts for the quarter. Teladoc lost 28 cents per share, less than the 24 cents per analyst surveyed by LSEG. The company said the company expects revenue to be between $668 million and $629 million, while the consensus estimate is $632.9 million. – Alex Harring, Sean Conlon, Sarah Min and Jesse Pound of CNBC contributed the report
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