Twitter, Figs Fall Premarket; Tesla, Robinhood, Affirm Rise -Breaking
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TwitterStock fell 11% on the NYSE after Elon Musk stated that his $44B deal to privatize the company was “temporarily suspended”, as the parties argue over how many spam and fake accounts are being created on social media.
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Tesla (NASDAQ:) stock rose 5.4% as the risk of a significant equity overhang faded on Musk’s news. The electric vehicle maker’s stock has fallen 27% since the Twitter deal was announced last month.
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RobinhoodStock rose more than 22% following a filing showing that Sam Bankman Fried, the billionaire founder of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, had acquired a large 7.6% stake.
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Confirm (NASDAQ:) stock rose 39% after the buy-now, pay-later lender a smaller-than-expected loss for the first quarter while revenue also impressed. It also revealed that it would be extending its partnership to Shopify(NYSE:) Up 5.8%
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Figs (NYSE:) stock dropped 21% after the healthcare apparel cut its full-year guidance, citing “supply-chain challenges”.
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Toast The stock of (NYSE:) rose 14% following the announcement by cloud-based software restaurant company Cloud-based Restaurant Software that it had increased its full-year revenue guidance and added over 5,000 locations in the last quarter.
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Honest Company The stock of (NASDAQ:) rose 7.2% following the announcement that eco-friendly consumer goods maintained its full-year financial outlook, despite inflationary pressures and disruptions in supply chains.
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Duolingo The stock of (NASDAQ:) rose 17% following a strong quarter for mobile-learning platforms, which saw record bookings. This prompted the company’s full-year guidance to be raised.
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Honda (NYSE: ADRs rose 0.5% following the Japanese automaker’s better-than-expected results, even though it reduced its guidance.
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