Netflix stock added 1.1% to close at $95.31 on Friday, outperforming the Nasdaq’s 0.9% decline. Investors got clarity on timing, too: Netflix confirmed it will release first-quarter results on April 16, marking the next update for the company.
UiPath got hammered on Thursday, sliding 8.2% to finish at $11.37. The automation software company outperformed in the fourth quarter, but investors zeroed in on its fiscal 2027 forecast, which didn’t live up to the momentum. The numbers landed after the bell Wednesday.
NIO shares in Hong Kong added 3.2% to HK$44.90 on Thursday, notching another advance in the wake of its first-ever quarterly profit. The Chinese EV maker also signaled it could reach break-even, or end its losses, by 2026. Shares had surged 14% the previous day.
Shares of UiPath dropped over 5% before the bell Thursday. The automation software company posted a fourth-quarter beat and announced a fresh $500 million buyback, but its outlook for fiscal 2027 revenue growth disappointed. The stock finished Wednesday’s session at $12.38, with results hitting after markets closed.
UiPath climbed roughly 2.8% to $11.91 early Wednesday, with traders setting up ahead of the automation software company’s results out after the bell. The move barely dented losses—shares are still trading far under their December peak of $19.84.
Accenture dropped roughly 3.7% Tuesday, trading around $201.62 late in the day, after Truist slashed its price target and flagged "possible ecosystem pressures" heading into the consulting giant’s March 19 earnings.
UiPath shares eased on Monday as investors waited for the automation software company's fourth-quarter report, due after the market closes on March 11. The stock was down 0.8% at $11.77 in afternoon trading.
Red Cat Holdings shares whipsawed Monday, losing ground after a public Drone Dominance leaderboard named 11 contenders for prototype contracts. SUAS News still counted the company's Teal Drones unit in the mix, but the fresh list cooled a rally that had just sent the stock to its highest point in a year last week. By mid-morning, shares had fallen roughly 4%—opening at $16.08, peaking at $16.78, and then sliding to $14.74. On Friday, they’d tagged $18.78, the stock’s highest mark in the last year.
Unusual Machines shares jumped roughly 7% early Monday, following a snapshot of 2025 figures from the drone-parts firm. Revenue more than doubled, with cash at year-end topping $100 million. Fourth-quarter sales also surged, more than doubling compared to the same period last year, according to the company.
W&T Offshore posted early 2025 numbers on Monday, revealing a deeper full-year loss and a sharp falloff in free cash flow. The Gulf producer, which delayed release of its year-end figures last week, now anticipates a net loss of $150.1 million on revenue of $501.5 million, according to a new filing. That compares with a $87.1 million loss in 2024.
Micron Technology shares fell sharply before the bell Monday, dropping roughly 6.7% to $370.30. U.S. stock index futures lost more than 1% and oil prices spiked, turning up the heat on risk assets.
July 9, 2026, 3:08 PM EDT. Nokia shares jumped 9.64% to €11.20 in Helsinki on July 9, adding about €5.6 billion to its market cap at €64.16 billion. The stock led the OMX Helsinki 25, which rose 1.84%. Ericsson was up 6.70% in Stockholm, while Ciena climbed 6.09% in New York. Investors pointed to Nokia's AI networking plans and its work with NestAI on AI-powered defense command systems. The company moved 43.55 million treasury shares, or 0.76% of float, into equity incentive plans. Nokia's AI and cloud sales grew 49% in Q1, and attention is turning to its Q2 earnings due July 23.