Andrew Ross SorkinAlphabet’s first-quarter earnings placed the company’s core advertising engine back at the center of the market debate over artificial intelligence spending, as
Andrew Ross SorkinIntel’s first-quarter earnings report delivered one of the clearest signs yet that the company’s data center franchise is recovering from a period of underperfo
Andrew Ross SorkinProcter & Gamble’s latest earnings report delivered a familiar message for consumer staples investors: the company can still protect earnings through pricing di
Andrew Ross SorkinTesla’s first-quarter earnings showed a company returning to year-over-year revenue and profit growth after a difficult comparison period, but still facing a ce
Andrew Ross SorkinAlphabet’s advance on April 23 reflected a market that is increasingly willing to treat Google Cloud as more than an adjacent growth story. For several years, A
Andrew Ross SorkinTesla’s first-quarter report on April 22 did what many of the company’s earnings releases now do: it forced investors to decide whether they are buying a carmak
Andrew Ross SorkinTesla’s first-quarter earnings release landed exactly where the market’s anxiety has been building for months: at the intersection of still-growing revenue and
Andrew Ross SorkinSevere winter storms impacted Gap Inc.’s holiday performance, causing store closures and weaker-than-expected results. The company reported earnings of 45 cents per share, below projections, while revenues matched estimates. Individual brands showed mixed results, with Old Navy and Gap performing well, but Athleta continued to struggle. Future forecasts align with analyst expectations.
Andrew Ross SorkinVersant Media Group will report its first quarterly earnings as a standalone public company, following its spin-off from Comcast. With significant revenue tied to traditional pay TV, the company faces challenges from cord-cutting. Versant plans to transition towards digital offerings while maintaining valuable live programming. Investor sentiment remains cautious amid structural industry challenges.
Andrew Ross SorkinCoreWeave shares fell 8% post-revenue guidance below analyst expectations despite a 110% year-over-year revenue increase. The company reported a wider-than-expected fourth-quarter loss but anticipates strong growth for 2026. Supply issues persist, notably with Nvidia chips. CoreWeave aims aggressive capacity expansions and increased capital expenditure, reflecting rising AI demand.
