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Check out the companies that make trading titles after hours: International Business Machines-Actions of the Technology Company have jumped 9%, led by strong fourth quarter results. IBM reported a corrected profit of $ 3.92 per share at $ 17.55 billion revenue. Analysts surveyed by LSEG were looking for a $ 3.75 profit per share and $ 17.54 billion in revenue. Executive Director Arvind Krishna said the book for artificial intelligence of the company’s business is nearly $ 2 billion quarterly per quarter. META platforms – the shares grew by about 5%after the company beat the top and bottom lines. For the fourth quarter, Meta platforms earned $ 8.02 per share at $ 48.39 billion revenue, over $ 6.77 per share in a profit and $ 47.04 billion in revenue, according to LSEG. The Wall Street Journal separately, citing people familiar with the question, said President Donald Trump has signed settlement documents that will require the company to pay about $ 25 million in terms of 2021 Microsoft – shares of the shares of The software giant slid about 2%. Microsoft cloud computing services noted growth of 31% in the fiscal second quarter, closely missed the consensus prognosis for 31.1%, according to Streetaccount. The results of the highest and bottom line exceeded Wall Street’s grades. The electric vehicle manufacturer’s Tesla-ancias increased by more than 2%, even after the results of the fourth quarter of Tesla missed the sign. The company publishes a corrected profit of 73 cents per share at $ 25.71 billion revenue. Analysts studied by LSEG were looking for 76 cents with a profit per share and $ 27.27 billion in revenue. The software giant’s ServiceNow-ass fell over 7%after the fourth quarter results were in line with analysts’ expectations. Servicenow earned $ 3.67 per share, with the exception of items, at $ 2.96 billion revenue, which is the analysts tested by LSEG, have calculated over the period. The home appliances of the home appliances sank 12%after a three-month report showed a steeper than expected revenue drop. Whirlpool reported $ 4.14 billion in net sales, less than $ 4.24 billion designed by analysts, according to Facetset. The company said it plans to reduce costs by $ 200 million in 2025. Wolfspeed-astions increased slightly after the company beat the second quarter forecasts. Wolfspeed reported a corrected loss of 95 cents per share at $ 180.5 million revenue. Analysts expected a loss of $ 1.02 per share at $ 179.9 million revenue, according to LSEG. The Lam Research-Astions of the semiconductors increased nearly 6%after revenue from its second quarter became stronger than expected. Lam Research publishes a corrected profit of 91 cents per share, over 88 cents per share that analysts are looking for for LSEG. However, the revenues missed the expectations. Western Digita-ancias decreased nearly 2%after Western Digital reported the second quarter profits, which disappointed expectations. The corrected profit per share of $ 1.77 in the quarter fell under a consensus estimate of $ 1.78 LSEG. On the other hand, quarterly $ 4.29 billion revenue exceeded $ 4.26 billion. The Levi Strauss dropped by 7%after Levi Stras issued disappointing year-round guidelines, even when the fourth quarter results were stronger than expected. The clothing company is expecting a profit of a share of $ 1.20 to $ 1.25 for the year, ending in November 2025, a lower than a $ 1.37 -dollars per share estimate. Levi expects 2025 sales to fall by 1% to 2% of 2024. NVIDIA – the shares bounced over 1%, recovering from a loss of 4.1% observed during the trade session on Wednesday. The action is noticed this week after the 17% immersion period began on Monday or the big one-day loss for an American company-when the launch of Chinese AI Deepseek has increased concerns about spending technology and dominance of the United States. The Las VEGAS SANDS-ACTIONS of the casino operator jumped over 9%, although they report mixed results from the fourth quarter. The company has won 54 cents per share, with the exception of items, with $ 2.9 billion revenue. Analysts researched by LSEG expected Las Vegas Sands to win 58 cents per share at $ 2.87 billion revenue. -Sarah Min of CNBC, Jesse Pound, Darla Mercado and Christina Cheddar-Berk have contributed to this report.
