Liz Moyer is a Reporter at Barron's. She specializes in finance, trading, and regional interest, with a focus on global affairs and economic policy. Liz's insights and analyses have been featured in numerous outlets, including Investing.com, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance.
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Arista Networks expects fourth-quarter results to surge again after reporting better-than-expected third-quarter earnings and its fastest year-over-year revenue growth since its IPO more than a decade ago.
Revenue rose 58.5% in the third quarter, and the networking company forecast further growth in the fourth.
Shares of the language-learning platform popped in after-hours trading.
Duolingo's narrow miss on earnings didn't hold back its stock, which popped more than 15% in premarket trading Wednesday after the language-learning platform raised expectations for the fourth quarter.
Shares of the language-learning platform popped in after-hours trading.
Shares of the language-learning platform shot up despite its earnings miss.
Shares of the advertising tech company jumped 24% in after-hours trading.
The advertising tech platform AppLovin handily beat expectations as it demonstrated the ability to generate strong cash flow despite rising costs.
By: Liz Moyer
Shares of the advertising tech platform AppLovin were soaring after the company handily beat expectations and demonstrated the ability to generate strong cash flow despite rising costs.
By: Liz Moyer
The shares are on track for the biggest jump in two years.
