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Zillow, Activision Blizzard Fall Premarket; Lyft, T-Mobile US Rise -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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Investing.com – Stocks will be in the focus of premarket trade Wednesday, November 3, 2013. Refresh to see the most recent updates.

  • Zillow GroupThe (NASDAQ) stock fell 16% on the news that the realty company was shutting down its failing house-flipping operation. This followed announcing it had written off more than $560 million of houses purchased to fund this business.

  • Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:) stock fell over 13% after the video game company announced it was putting off the release of two of its most awaited video games, ‘Overwatch 2’ and ‘Diablo IV’.

  • Lyft The (NASDAQ) stock gained 14% as the ride-hailing service reported an adjusted profit for the third quarter. It also laid out a recovery strategy based on cost cutting and the return to riders and drivers. In sympathy, Rival Uber (NYSE:) shares rose 6.7%

  • T-Mobile USThe stock of (NASDAQ:) rose 3.2% following the acquisition by wireless carrier 5G customers. This boosted its third quarter earnings. The company also increased its $300 million estimate of synergies it could achieve with Sprint.

  • MondelezStock rose 1.9% in NASDAQ after snack maker increased its annual sales forecast due to rising demand.

  • Bed Bath & Beyond(NASDAQ:) Stock soared more than half a percent after the struggling chain of retail merchandise stores in domestic markets and former meme-favorite announced several steps to restructure its business model.

  • CaesarsThe stock of (NASDAQ:) fell 3.4% following disappointing quarter earnings by the casino giant. This was due to a decline in digital revenue.

  • Norwegian Cruise LineThe stock of (NYSE:) fell 2.8% following a larger-than-expected quarter loss by the cruise operator. It expects positive cash flows in its first quarter 2022, and it anticipates being profitable in the second-half of 2020.

  • Camping WorldThe stock of (NYSE:) rose 7.4% following strong quarterly earnings from the recreational vehicle retailer. This was due to the inability or unwillingness of holidaymakers, who are reluctant/unable to travel for vacation.

 

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