Pedestrians pass in front of the AMC Theater in Recent York City.
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AMC Entertainment — Shares fell 14.8% after the corporate proposed a reverse stock split and announced a latest $110 million capital increase to reduce debt. Its preferred shares rose more than 64%.
Tesla — Stocks fell more than 9% during Thursday’s trading. Tesla offered a $7,500 discount on its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles delivered in the US by the tip of the 12 months, in addition to 10,000 miles of free top-up for those vehicles, in keeping with its website.
Micron technology Semiconductor inventories fell 5% after the corporate shared disappointing quarterly results and revenues, which it attributes to a slowdown in demand that is predicted to proceed into 2023. Micron has also announced that it’ll cut its workforce by 10% next 12 months. Other chip stocks including Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices fell 9% and 7% respectively. Marvell Technology fell more than 5%.
CarMax Shares within the auto retailer fell 6.6% after its earnings and revenue for the last quarter fell below Wall Street expectations. CarMax earned 24 cents per share on revenue of $6.51 billion. Analysts had expected earnings of 70 cents per share on revenue of $7.29 billion.
In armor — Shares fell more than 4% on Thursday. The sportswear manufacturer has announced that Stephanie Linnartz, current president of Marriott International, will join the corporate as CEO in 2023.
TuSimple — Shares fell more than 12% after TuSimple said it could lay off 25% of its workforcewhich might affect around 350 employees of the autonomous truck startup.
Airline stocks – Airlines stocks tumbled on Thursday amid news of lots of of canceled flights as an enormous winter storm hit the U.S., with United down 5.5% and 4% respectively. Delta and Southwest fell at the least 3%.
Tyson’s food Tyson Foods shares fell 1.9% after The Wall Street Journal reported that the meat and poultry maker is about to lose lots of of employees because it consolidates its corporate offices next 12 months.
MillerKnoll — MillerKnoll grew more than 7% after announcing fiscal second quarter 2023 earnings and revenue that beat expectations. The office furniture maker also said it was in a position to cut annual costs by $30 million to $35 million, which can begin to be realized within the third quarter and fully realized within the fourth quarter.
Mirati Therapeutics — Shares rose 2.2% after the FDA awarded the drugmaker’s colorectal cancer treatment the designation of “breakthrough therapy.”
— Reporting by Sarah Min of CNBC.