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Oracle — The database software company slid roughly 7% after posting fiscal second-quarter earnings and revenue that lagged analysts' estimates. However, the stock posted a fiscal third-quarter earnings and revenue beat and raised its fourth-quarter forecast. MongoDB now expects its adjusted earnings to come in between 62 to 65 cents per share, higher than the per-share consensus of 58 cents, according to LSEG. The firm also guided for revenue of between $515 million to $519 million, against the expected $509 million. Alaska Air Group — The Seattle-based carrier guided 4Q results higher and set a $1b buyback, sending the stock 11% higher.
Persons: Michael Gordon, Bernstein, LSEG, Toll's, John Colantuoni, Jefferies, Centene, David Windley, Piper Sandler, Donald Trump, Brian Violino, Goldman Sachs, Goldman, — CNBC's Michelle Fox, Alex Harring, Yun Li, Sarah Min, Jesse Pound, Pia Singh Organizations: Oracle, Alaska Air Group, American Airlines, Revenue, eBay, Jefferies, Wedbush Securities, South, Cruise Locations: Seattle, Alaska, Tokyo, Seoul, Fort Worth, FactSet, China, South Texas, Miami
Morgan Stanley lowered its price target on Nike. Meanwhile, UBS upgraded Best Buy to buy from neutral. — Brian Evans 6:45 a.m.: UBS upgrades Newmont UBS thinks rising gold prices into 2025 can help lift Newmont Corporation moving forward. — Brian Evans 6 a.m.: UBS upgrades Best Buy, forecasts outperformance ahead UBS thinks a potential forthcoming appliance upgrade cycle as well as new product offerings could lift Best Buy stock. The bank reiterated its overweight rating on shares but trimmed its price target to $114 from $116.
Persons: Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Toll, Susan Maklari, — Brian Evans, Daniel Major, Major, Michael Lasser, Lasser, BBY, Alex Straton, Fred Imbert Organizations: CNBC, Nike, UBS, Newmont, Dow Jones
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