Check out the companies that make headlines in front of the bell. CVS – Stocks rose more than 8% after pharmacy operators reported fourth-quarter results to beat analysts’ expectations. The company has revenue of $97.71 billion and revenue per share of $1.19. Analysts surveyed by the LSEG vote estimate revenue per share of $971.9 billion and profit per share of 93 cents. Meanwhile, full-year earnings guidance meets analyst expectations. Super Microcomputer – Despite cutting its full-year revenue forecast for fiscal 2025, the server builder soared more than 10%. Super Micro now expects revenues to be between $23.5 billion and $25 billion for the period, while analysts call for revenues of $24.92 billion. The company’s CEO Charles Liang also said he would be able to submit its delayed annual report by the February 25 deadline. Upstart Holtings – Shares of consumer lending platforms rose more than 26% after guidance in the first quarter. According to LSEG, Upstart expects revenue for the current quarter to be $200 million, exceeding the $193.8 million invested by analysts. Upstart’s fourth-quarter earnings and revenue also beat analyst expectations. Doordash – The food delivery company’s stock rose about 6% after its fourth-quarter revenue exceeded Wall Street expectations. Doordash released $2.87 billion in revenue during this period. Analysts surveyed by LSEG are looking for $2.84 billion. The owner of restaurant brand International – Burger King and Popeyes earned more than 3% after their latest quarterly results. In the fourth quarter, the restaurant brand international company adjusted its revenue of $2.3 billion in revenue per share. This may be different from the analysts expected by LSEG surveyed by analysts, which are expected by analysts, with revenue of $2.27 billion. Lyft – Ride stocks multiplied by nearly 14% of stocks after the fourth quarter total booking and first quarter booking guide. Lyft said it generated $4.28 billion in bookings in the last quarter, and is expected to be between $4.05 billion and $4.2 billion in the current period. According to FactSet, analysts are expected to be $4.32 billion and $4.24 billion, respectively. Vertiv Holdings – Stocks fell more than 9% under the company’s guidance for the quarter, exceeding expectations. Vertiv expects adjusted earnings for the first quarter to be between 57 cents and 63 cents per share, while analysts who conducted the fact-set survey asked for 63 cents per share. Over the entire year, the company expects adjusted earnings per share of $3.50 to $3.60, which points below the midpoint of $3.57 per share. However, its fourth quarter results beat both the top and bottom lines. Zillow – The stock price fell 5.6% in revenue from the real estate market reported fourth-quarter revenue, but provided weak guidance in the first quarter. Zillow said it expects quarterly revenue to be between $575 million and $590 million, lower than the $599.8 million expected by analysts who voted by FACTSET. Compass Minerals – Industrial Salt Stocks increased 4.8% from neutral to overweight after JPMorgan’s upgrade. JPMorgan said the compass could benefit from the colder temperatures this winter. Meta Platform – Pre-listed social media stocks are slightly higher after Facebook parents posted a 17-day winning streak. This is the longest successive gain for any NASDAQ-100 component dating back to 1985. GileadSciences-GileadSciences- Biopharma stock rose 4% after posting earnings and revenue for the fourth quarter, which exceeded analysts’ expectations. Gilead also directed the consensus on adjusted revenues for the whole year between $7.70 and $8.10, up from $7.61. The company also expects revenues between $2.82 and $28.6 billion, compared with $28.47 billion. Alibaba – U.S. listed stocks of Chinese e-commerce companies have risen more than 3% after the Wall Street Journal quoted a person familiar with the matter. Meanwhile, Apple’s stock is slightly higher after the report. – Fred Imbert of CNBC, Alex Harring, Jesse Pound, Sarah Min, Lisa Kay Lisa Kailai Han and Michelle Fox contributed the report.
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