Check out the companies that make headlines in their expansion deals. Autodesk – Stocks rose nearly 7% after design technology companies exceeded expectations for fourth-quarter earnings. Autodesk has revenue of $1.64 billion, with revenue of $2.29 per share, excluding commodities, while analysts who voted by LSEG expect profit per share of $2.14 and revenue of $1.63 billion. NetApp – The fiscal third-quarter revenue fell about 14% to $1.64 billion, with a consensus estimate of $1.69 billion for analysts who lacked LSEG votes. NetApp also released a full year of weak guidance. Dell – The stock fell slightly after tech companies reported earnings of $2.68 per share (excluding items) and expected $2.53 per share. This masked Dell’s $23.93 billion this quarter, the $24.56 billion figure that Wall Street has cast. Duolingo – Online language learning platform reduced by almost 3%. While the company shared fourth-quarter revenues that exceeded analyst consensus expectations, it conducted adjusted EBITDA guidance in the current quarter, which was surveyed by analysts following Factset’s forecasts. Resilience – Stocks in data analytics soared 18% after fiscal third-quarter reports were much better than expected. Elastic earned $382 million per share, with analysts earning $47 cents per share, earning $382 million per share, earning $382 million per share, and earning $369 million per LSEG. REDFIN – Real Estate Technology stocks sunk 12% after a loss per share was posted in the fourth quarter than the analysts of LSEG forecasts. Although the company beat the revenue for the quarter, it provides a more than expected quarterly forecast. Rocket Labs – Space inventory in weak guidance fell 7%. Rocket Lab told investors that revenue in the first quarter is between $117 million and $123 million, lower than the $136 million consensus estimates from analysts voted by LSEG. Monster Beverages – Energy Beverages Company shares rose nearly 3% after reporting adjusted earnings per share of 38 cents in the fourth quarter. Sales rose 4.7% a year ago to $1.81 billion. Bloom Energy – Energy Technology stock rose more than 11% on the heels of the earnings beat. LSEG said Bloom Energy had revenue of $572 million per share, compared with revenue of $572 million in the fourth quarter, while Wall Street expects revenue of $508 million per share. – Christina Cheddar Berk of CNBC contributes the report
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