U.S. stock markets tumbled to two week-lows on Wednesday, driven by weakness in materials and healthcare stocks, which reflected
anxieties around Yellen’s speech this Friday.
HP Inc (NYSE: HPQ) traded down more than
4.5 percent in Wednesday’s after-hours session, after the company reported its Q3 results. While EPS of $0.48 and revenues of $11.9
billion came in ahead of the Street’s consensus for $0.44 and $11.47 billion, guidance for the fourth quarter and full year
fell
short of expectations.
Workday Inc (NYSE: WDAY) gained more than
4.3 percent since the market closed, following its Q2 earnings
report. Over the second quarter, the firm registered a net loss of $(0.04) per share, $0.02 larger than the Street envisioned.
Revenue of $377.7 million, up 33.6 percent year-over-year, came in more than $5 million above expectations.
Guess?, Inc. (NYSE: GES) surged more than
14 percent on an earnings beat and
increased guidance. While EPS of $0.14 beat expectations by $0.07, sales of $545 million fell short of consensus at $550.53
million.
Williams-Sonoma, Inc. (NYSE: WSM) traded
slightly down since the bell rang. Q2 EPS of $0.58 were in-line with expectations, however, revenue of $1.16 billion fell $10
million short of estimates, same as guidance.
PVH Corp (NYSE: PVH) was up almost 1
percent after EPS of $1.47 beat the Street’s consensus by $0.18, with revenue of $1.94 billion in line with expectations.
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