“Twitter is on a path to sustainable revenue growth and accelerated profit expansion," one analyst says.
The speaker maker's Q3 revenue fell 6% but its CEO says it is "focused on driving sustainable, profitable growth for the long-term."
The cereal maker is now predicting full-year operating profit will fall as much as 6% due to higher-than-expected supply chain costs.
Consumer spending rose only 0.1% in August but "current economic conditions are heavily impacted by the effect of the recent hurricanes."
The online travel website "continues to struggle with its transition into travel bookings from a strictly travel recommendations site."
The company announces the departure of CFO Dennis Secor as it reports growth in wearables could not offset declining traditional watch sales.
The head of finance is leaving the company amid a series of controversies that may delay an initial public offering.
Canada's Hudson's Bay Company is reportedly interested in buying the iconic retailer, which has been struggling with the shift to online shopping.
Prescription reimbursement rates "remain our largest challenge and we expect that to continue for the remainder of the fiscal year," the company says.
The retailer "still has a long runway ahead of it before it will realize the benefits" of its turnaround strategy, analysts say.
Total second-quarter revenue missed estimates as Oracle's “public cloud” infrastructure sales grew only 6%.
The retailer's comp sales rose 1% in the first quarter while profit was boosted by higher margins on fresh food items.
