Snap Q4 Revenue Beats as Advertising Rebounds, but User Growth Misses Expectations
Snapchat parent Snap reports Q4 revenue of $1.72 billion and net income of $45 million, but daily active users of 474 million fall short of 477 million estimate.
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Snapchat parent Snap reports Q4 revenue of $1.72 billion and net income of $45 million, but daily active users of 474 million fall short of 477 million estimate.
Qualcomm posts record Q1 revenue of $11.3 billion but shares tumble 5% as memory shortage forces weak Q2 guidance, dimming smartphone market outlook.
Google parent Alphabet reports record Q4 2025 earnings with $113.8 billion revenue and announces $175-185 billion in 2026 CapEx for AI infrastructure.
Amgen stock jumps 7% after reporting Q4 earnings that crushed estimates with $5.29 EPS versus $4.73 expected, as the biotech giant's weight-loss drug ambitions gain traction.
Taco Bell delivers exceptional 7% same-store sales growth in Q4 2025 as Yum Brands reports mixed results with KFC steady and Pizza Hut continuing to underperform.
Match Group reported Q4 revenue of $878 million, beating estimates as Hinge revenue surged 26%. The Tinder parent raised its dividend 5% and expects free cash flow of $1.1 billion in 2026.
UBS reported Q4 profit of $1.2 billion, beating estimates by 31%, and announced $3 billion in share buybacks for 2026. Assets under management exceed $7 trillion for the first time.
Meta is laying off 10% of its Reality Labs division—about 1,500 employees—as CEO Mark Zuckerberg pivots the company's focus from virtual reality to artificial intelligence.
AbbVie delivers better-than-expected Q4 2025 earnings as immunology blockbusters Skyrizi and Rinvoq more than offset the biosimilar erosion of former cash cow Humira.
Alphabet, Qualcomm, and Arm Holdings all report Q4 earnings after Wednesday's close in a pivotal test for AI infrastructure spending and semiconductor demand.
Eli Lilly reports Q4 2025 earnings that beat Wall Street estimates as its blockbuster weight-loss drugs Mounjaro and Zepbound continue to dominate the GLP-1 market.
Japanese IT giant TIS crashes 15%, Indian IT stocks drop 6%, and Chinese software plunges 15% as Wall Street's AI disruption fears spread to Asia overnight.