Earnings
United Natural Foods (UNFI) reported mixed quarterly results as revenue declined year over year while profitability improved. The company raised its earnings outlook but lowered its full-year sales guidance, prompting a cautious market reaction.
Business Trends
Hims & Hers Health (HIMS) stock surged Monday after the telehealth company announced a partnership with Novo Nordisk (NVO) to distribute popular weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy through its platform, ending a recent legal dispute between the companies.
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Pinterest (PINS) shares climbed after activist investor Elliott Investment Management committed $1 billion in fresh capital, helping fund a new $3.5 billion share repurchase program.
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AES agreed to a $15-per-share all-cash buyout valued at $33.4 billion in enterprise value, but shares fell sharply as investors reacted to the offer price and compared it to recent trading levels.
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Netflix (NFLX) rallied after walking away from its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), clearing the path for Paramount Skydance (PSKY) to secure a $111 billion deal and reshaping the streaming landscape.
Price Action
CAVA (CAVA) surged after beating fourth-quarter expectations and guiding to stronger 2026 comparable sales, highlighting how quickly sentiment can shift in the fast-casual space when forward visibility improves.
Business Trends
PayPal (PYPL) shares rose after reports of unsolicited takeover interest from potential buyers. The digital payments company has struggled with slowing growth and competition, while earnings estimate revisions and weak guidance continue to weigh on sentiment.
Earnings
Opendoor (OPEN) reported fourth-quarter revenue of $736 million, topping Wall Street estimates despite a year-over-year decline. Stronger-than-expected results and operational progress helped lift shares, even as profitability challenges and housing market risks remain.
Earnings
Carvana (CVNA) reported strong fourth-quarter revenue growth but missed adjusted EBITDA expectations, sending shares lower. Investors focused on profitability and reconditioning costs despite record unit sales and market share gains.
Earnings
DoorDash (DASH) missed fourth-quarter earnings and revenue estimates, sending shares lower initially. However, strong gross order value growth and upbeat first-quarter guidance helped the stock rebound, highlighting investor focus on demand trends and long-term platform strategy.
Sector
Deere (DE) rallied after a beat-and-raise quarter reinforced the view that 2026 marks the cyclical bottom for agricultural equipment, drawing capital back into industrials as rotation broadened beyond defensives.
Earnings
Caesars Entertainment (CZR) rallied after delivering better-than-feared results and outlining stronger 2026 free cash flow, shifting focus away from Las Vegas softness and toward capital return potential.