Check out the companies that make headlines in the midday deal. Box – The first-class guide for stock storage companies is unestimated, and stocks are down more than 3%. Box believes that first-quarter revenue was between $274 million and $275 million, while LSEG’s voting analysts expect $279.5 million. To be sure, Box’s fourth-quarter revenue was $280 million, surpassing Wall Street’s consensus of $279 million. Aerovironment – Stocks fell 5% after defense contractors provided weak full-year guidance. Aerovironment expects adjusted earnings for the period to be between $292 and $3.13, with revenues of $780 million to $795 million. Analysts surveyed by LSEG are looking for revenues of $3.45 per share and $821 million. The fiscal revenue and revenue in the third quarter also missed expectations. Kenvue – Kenvue’s stock fell about 1% after fighting activist starboard value settled its agent, adding three new directors to its board. Starboard, under the Consumer Health Care Division of Johnson & Johnson, owns a significant stake in Kenvue and expresses disappointment in its stock performance and management. CrowdStrike – Stock fell 7% after cybersecurity companies directed first-quarter revenue and operating revenue volumes lower than expected first-quarter revenue and operating revenue volumes. However, CrowdStrike expects its full-year revenue to range between $4.74 billion and $4.81 billion, covering the consensus posted by $4.77 billion in consensus analysts. Abercrombie & Fitch – Apparel retailers fell more than 11% after providing disappointing sales forecasts and saying demand for apparel is weak. The company also owns the Hollister and Gilly Hicks brands, with sales growth expected in 2025 between 3% and 5%, down from 6.8% of the LSEG consensus. For the first quarter fiscal quarter, retailers expect $1.25 to $1.45 per share, while analysts estimate $1.97 per share. Automaker – Bloomberg New S (New S) reported that the Trump administration could delay automatic tariffs for a month, with stocks in Ford and Strattis climbing. GM and Ford stocks rose 5% and 4% respectively, while Stralandis jumped nearly 8%. Dollar Tree – Discount chain stocks began announcing Stewart Glendinning as the company’s next chief financial officer on March 30. NovoNordisk-Novo Nordisk-Novo Nordisk Advanting 4%, after the company announced plans to sell weight-loss pills through the new Direct Direct To Direct To Direct-Consumer-Concumpoy-Concumer-Consumer-Consumer Prace-Concumer Prace for less than half of the price. Moderna – CEO Stephane Bancel revealed that he bought about 160,000 shares, or $5 million worth of shares on March 3. Campbell’s Co – Canned food companies fell 3% after canned food companies cut their full-year guidelines under analyst estimates. Fiscal revenue in the second quarter was also lower than expected. The company cites weaknesses in the snack space. Foot Locker – Foot Locker – Foot retailers reported a stock prevalence of more than 5% in the fourth quarter and exceeding expectations of same-store sales. – Sean Conlon, Pia Singh, Lisa Kailai Han and Christina Cheddar-Berk of CNBC contributed the report
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