Opendoor Technologies finished Thursday at $6.56, then slid further in after‑hours trading to about $5.95 following its third‑quarter print and a new “shareholder‑first” special dividend of tradable warrants. StockAnalysis+1
HubSpot, Inc. shares fell sharply on Thursday, trading down roughly 18–19% after the company reported third‑quarter results that topped estimates and lifted full‑year guidance. The selloff follows a post‑print drop in after-hours trading Wednesday and reflects investor focus on growth momentum and 2025 trajectory. As of mid‑afternoon on Nov. 6, Reuters data showed HUBS off ~19%. Reuters+1
“AI growth powered milestone revenue of $83.6 million in the third quarter,” CEO Rajesh Vashist said, citing adoption of high‑performance precision timing in data‑center and communications markets. GlobeNewswire
Hecla Mining Company is in focus today after reporting record third‑quarter results last night and hosting its earnings call this morning. The silver producer posted all‑time‑high quarterly revenue and net income, tightened 2025 production guidance, detailed permitting wins, and declared dividends on both common and preferred shares. Shares are trading sharply higher intraday amid the news. hecla2021rd.q4web.com+2
B2Gold Corp. entered Thursday with fresh third‑quarter results, confirmation that its flagship Fekola Complex in Mali continues to operate normally, a dividend declaration for Q4, and news that the Goose Mine in Nunavut achieved commercial production on October 2. The company kept full‑year production guidance for its core assets intact while trimming 2025 guidance at Goose as the ramp‑up progresses. B2Gold+1
Intel filed its Form 10‑Q for the quarter ended Sept. 27, 2025, adding crucial clarity to this fall’s headline deals and laying out new risk disclosures tied to the U.S. government’s equity position. Below are the key facts investors need to know today.
CarMax said its board terminated CEO Bill Nash effective Dec. 1 and named director David McCreight interim CEO. The used‑car giant also issued a downbeat Q3 outlook, sending KMX shares lower on Nov. 6, 2025.
Fastly, Inc. ripped higher today after posting record third‑quarter results and lifting guidance. By mid‑afternoon, the stock traded around $10.20, up roughly 26% intraday from Wednesday’s close, as investors digested stronger‑than‑expected revenue, expanding margins, and brisk growth in Fastly’s security portfolio. MarketScreener
Salesforce shares fell roughly 6–7% intraday on Thursday, Nov. 6, extending this week’s softness across enterprise software. The drop was hefty enough to rank among the largest decliners in the Dow, alongside Amazon, contributing significantly to the index’s pullback. MarketWatch
Cummins Inc. delivered a stronger‑than‑expected third quarter, powered by surging demand for data‑center backup generation and solid service activity, even as North American truck markets softened. The company also raised its quarterly dividend and said it is conducting a strategic review of its electrolyzer business within the Accelera unit following non‑cash charges this quarter. Reuters+1
Krispy Kreme, Inc. reported third‑quarter 2025 results before the bell, showing early progress on its turnaround: revenue softened year over year, but margins, cash generation and adjusted profitability improved. Shares jumped in early trading after the company posted a surprise positive adjusted EPS and reiterated expectations for stronger cash flow into year‑end. investors.krispykreme.com+1
Vistra posted third‑quarter 2025 GAAP net income of $652 million and Ongoing Operations Adjusted EBITDA of $1.581 billion. Management said the year‑over‑year decline in GAAP profit primarily reflects lower unrealized mark‑to‑market gains on hedging positions and the Martin Lake Unit 1 outage, partially offset by recognition of nuclear production tax credit revenue and firmer capacity prices. PR Newswire
Earnings: Stagwell Inc. reported third‑quarter revenue of $743 million, GAAP EPS of $0.09, and adjusted EPS of $0.24. Management highlighted double‑digit “ex‑advocacy” momentum, with net revenue ex‑advocacy up 10% to $578 million, and adjusted EBITDA of $115 million. The company also pointed to $122 million in net new business for the quarter and a $100 million year‑to‑date improvement in operating cash flow versus last year. PR Newswire
Iovance Biotherapeutics, Inc. reported third‑quarter 2025 results this morning, highlighting sequential revenue growth, materially higher gross margins, and steady commercial momentum for its tumor‑infiltrating lymphocyte therapy Amtagvi. Management also reaffirmed full‑year revenue guidance and flagged pipeline milestones led by encouraging lung‑cancer data for lifileucel. GlobeNewswire
Novavax, Inc. reported Q3 2025 results and raised its full‑year adjusted revenue framework to $1.04–$1.06 billion. Management cited momentum from licensing, supply, and milestone revenue—while excluding Sanofi‑led sales and royalties from the outlook. The company also reaffirmed 2025 operating‑expense guidance. ir.novavax.com
What happened: Fortinet’s September‑quarter revenue rose ~14% to ~$1.72B with adjusted EPS at $0.74. Billings—a forward demand proxy—also climbed ~14% to ~$1.81B. After the report, investors focused on the softer Q4 guide, which ran a touch below consensus and drove the shares lower in late trading. Investors
July 9, 2026, 7:54 AM EDT. The next global financial crisis could be up to four times more severe than the dot-com bust, which erased about $5 trillion. Analysts say high debt and tighter financial links are raising the risks. This time, exposure could spread beyond tech, hitting more industries and countries. Some experts say warning signs of a new crisis are already showing up. Calls for more risk controls and oversight are picking up as worries build.