DoorDash, Inc. (NASDAQ: DASH) is under pressure today after the delivery platform beat Q3 revenue and order-growth expectations but told investors it will spend “several hundred million dollars more” in 2026 to accelerate a new global tech platform and other initiatives. Shares fell sharply in after‑hours trading last night and were down again in early trading today as Wall Street digested the outlook. Financial Times+1 By the numbers (Q3 2025, quarter ended Sept. 30) Earnings vs. expectations: DoorDash reported $0.55 EPS, missing Street estimates (variously reported around $0.67–$0.69). Total costs and expenses rose ~23% to $3.19B, pressuring margins. Reuters+1 Why

What happened in Q3 Oscar Health reported third‑quarter revenue of $2,985,984,000 (in thousands), up from $2,423,482,000 a year ago—about 23% YoY growth, driven largely by higher membership. The medical loss ratio (MLR) increased to 88.5% (from 84.6%), which the company tied to a $130M net risk‑adjustment transfer accrual reflecting higher average market morbidity; this was partly offset by $84M of favorable prior‑period development and $22M favorable intra‑year development. The SG&A expense ratio improved to 17.5% (from 19.0%), reflecting cost discipline and fixed‑cost leverage. Business Wire On the bottom line, Oscar posted a net loss of $137.5M (–$0.53/share) versus a $54.6M

Pinterest, Inc. (NYSE: PINS) is under heavy pressure again today after tepid holiday‑quarter guidance overshadowed a solid Q3 and record user growth. Shares are trading around the mid‑$20s intraday, extending yesterday’s sell‑off as investors reset expectations for year‑end ad demand and monetization. Investopedia+1 The quick take What happened Pinterest’s Q3 2025 print delivered on growth but missed on profitability: revenue hit $1.049B (+17% YoY) and MAUs reached 600M, but adjusted EPS of $0.38 came in below consensus. The miss and a softer‑than‑hoped Q4 outlook triggered the downdraft. MarketWatch+3Pinterest Investor Relations+3Pinterest Investor Relations+3 By the numbers (Q3): Why Wall Street is nervous Holiday‑quarter guidance. Management guided Q4 revenue to $1.313B–$1.338B, which sits just