This July, Coinbase, Qualcomm, Adobe, Meta, and Airbnb are standout growth stocks. Each company shows strong financial health and strategic initiatives. Coinbase's robust revenue growth, Qualcomm's AI advancements, Adobe's AI and cloud focus, Meta's significant AI investments, and Airbnb's market expansion highlight their potential for substantial returns. These stocks offer promising opportunities for growth-oriented investors.
Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) said it would bring its Privacy Sandbox initiative to Android phones, adopting new privacy restrictions to trim tracking across apps.
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Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) provided a strong forecast yesterday, despite supply constraints, after doubling profits and producing record sales in the holiday quarter.
On Friday, shares of customer relationship management (CRM) platform HubSpot (NYSE:HUBS) traded sharply higher, surging as much as 11.5%, driven by relatively healthy fourth-quarter 2021 results.
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Airbnb Inc. (NASDAQ:ABNB) beat revenue and profit estimates in the fourth quarter, despite a resurgence of Covid-19 infections, heading into 2022 even stronger than before the pandemic.
According to people familiar with the matter, Intel is close to a deal to buy Tower Semiconductor Ltd (NASDAQ:TSEM) for about $5 billion in its latest move to bolster a plan to make more chips for other companies.
Uncertainty over how aggressively the Federal Reserve is going to raise interest rates and concerns over tensions between Ukraine and Russia looks set to dominate market sentiment this week.
Heading into Uber's (NYSE:UBER) fourth-quarter earnings report, investors were already bracing for an Omicron-related downturn in its Mobility segment. And although Covid impacted the ride-hailing giant's business, the company delivered stellar results on the heels of a recovering economy and returning demand for its services.
Shares of Twilio Inc. (NYSE:TWLO), a marketing communications software builder, soared over 20% after projecting sales that topped estimates in the current period and reporting better-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue.
On Tuesday, Ferrari said it would partner with Qualcomm Technologies (NASDAQ:QCOM) to use the San-Diego-based group's premium product, the Snapdragon chipsets, to accelerate the sports carmaker's digital transformation.
Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) delivered better-than-expected results and eased concerns that the streaming video boom was running out of steam, reporting a solid increase in new subscribers to Disney Plus.
Before the market opened on Tuesday, the blue-chip biotech company Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) delivered solid 2021 full-year and fourth-quarter numbers. Driven by sales from the COVID-19 vaccine, the company beat its guidance of manufacturing over 3 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses in FY21.
Shares of Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ:TTWO) shed more than 4% during extended trading on Monday after the key sales metric for the video game company's third-quarter came in short of analyst expectations.
Today, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) and Softbank Group Corp announced it is abandoning their previously announced deal whereby NVIDIA would acquire Arm Limited from SBG.
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