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Dow Jones2026/11/05 02:00News Corp Revenue Rises, With Growth Across Most Segments
Digital-only subscriptions to The Wall Street Journal averaged 4.66 million in the quarter, up from 4.46 million in the previous quarter.
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AMC Posts Its Highest Revenue Quarter Ever. CEO Aron Says Critics 'Were Wrong.'
Adam Aron told analysts that after years of navigating the company through uncharted waters, he has brought the ship into port.
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Zillow Traffic Slides as High Mortgage Rates Freeze Housing Market
Zillow reported a decline in traffic to its apps and sites in the midst of what it called "one of the toughest housing markets in a generation."
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Cigna Stock Has Gained Since Investor Day. Earnings Are Next.
For the third quarter, analysts expect adjusted earnings per share of $7.52, compared with $7.83 a year ago.
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AppLovin Is Raking in Cash as AI-Driven Revenue Accelerates
Shares of the advertising tech company jumped 24% in after-hours trading.
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Qualcomm Revenue Falls as Handset Slowdown Offsets Automotive Gains
The semiconductor company's fourth-quarter revenue fell 8% to $10.32 billion as a sharp rise in automotive chip sales was offset by declining handset revenue.
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Arm Holdings Sales Climb 27% on AI Demand
The semiconductor company said AI is driving strong demand for compute across cloud, devices and autonomous systems.
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FICO Declines to Share Guidance Amid Price Structure Change
The credit-score provider said it is transitioning its mortgage originations pricing structure to be tailored to the individual needs of customers, rather than a single flat fee.
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Expedia Raises Outlook Following Higher Profit, Sales
The online travel agency now expects annual revenue to be $16.37 billion to $16.43 billion, up from its previous guidance of $16.05 billion to $16.22 billion.
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Cava Group Sales Slump on Cyclospora Outbreak, Profit Down on Higher Costs
The fast-casual chain's third-quarter profit declined to $13.2 million as it dealt with higher costs tied to labor and other capital investments.
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AstraZeneca Made $10 Billion Offer for Rhythm Pharmaceuticals
Rhythm specializes in treatments for metabolic conditions and severe obesity.
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McDonald's Profit Climbs Despite Continued Sluggish Domestic Sales
McDonald's reported higher profit and revenue in the latest quarter, as solid performance across much of its international business offset continually sluggish sales in the U.S.
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Snap Stock Falls on Earnings. Its Smart Glasses Offer No Quick Fix.
Snap posted revenue of $1.72 billion, below analyst estimates of $1.73 billion, prompting a double-digit slide in the share price.
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Ethan Allen Shareholders Hand Board Control to Activist Investor Doug Bergeron
Bergeron said the new board will focus on strengthening corporate governance, returning to profitable growth, and selecting a successor to CEO Farooq Kathwari.
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Datadog Says Lower Usage From Major AI Customer Is Weighing on Growth
Datadog's shares tumbled after its largest customer scaled back its usage, a move the data-security company said weighed on revenue growth in the recent period.
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HP Taps Former GSK Executive Emma Walmsley as Next CEO
HP said Walmsley, who was at the helm of drugmaker GSK from April 2017 until the end of 2025, will join the Palo Alto, Calif., company on Jan. 4.
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Uber's Revenue Growth Slows
Uber Technologies' revenue growth slowed further in the latest quarter on weakness in its core ride-hailing business.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 04, 2026 21:00 ET (02:00 GMT)
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