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Dow Jones Leads As Apple Eyes New High; Stocks Mixed After Jobless Claims Investor's Business DailyDow rises 150 points as tech shares lead, investors wait on stimulus bill deal CNBC5 Large Biotech and Pharma Stocks Are Dirt Cheap, and Not Because of COVID-19 MSN Money20 stocks that investors hate but Wall Street loves as the S&P 500 nears a record high MarketWatch
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 Uber posted another quarterly loss of more than $1 billion Thursday as the COVID-19 crisis took a toll on its core ride-hailing business, which was surpassed by Uber's food-delivery business for the first time.
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Dow Jones Today, Stocks Open Lower After Jobless Data; Health Sector Rallies Behind Bristol Myers, Bausch Health Investor's Business DailyStocks are flat as investors wait on stimulus bill deal CNBCWall Street gains on Disney's surprise profit, fiscal aid hopes Yahoo Finance20 stocks that investors hate but Wall Street loves as the S&P 500 nears a record high MarketWatch
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Bausch's decision to carve out its eye care business into a stand-alone unit appears to be a hit with investors.
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 Yahoo Finance's On the Move panel discuss The Financial times report that Microsoft interested in buying TikTok U.S. and global business.
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 Zillow Group Inc. shares skyrocketed more than 9% in the extended session Thursday after the real estate company reported second-quarter revenue well above Wall Street expectations and said work-from-home trends have led more people to think about moving. Zillow said it lost $84.5 million, or 38 cents a share, in the quarter, compared with a loss of $72 million, or 35 cents a share, in the year-ago period. Revenue rose 28% to $768 million, the company said. Analysts polled by FactSet expected a GAAP loss of 68 cents a share on sales of $615 million. "Zillow's second-quarter results are even better than we had hoped, and firm up our belief that powerful tailwinds in both real estate and technology are rapidly converging, with Zillow at the nexus," Chief Executive Rich Barton said in a statement. The COVID-19 pandemic and work-from-home policies "are inspiring people to rethink their homes and consider moving," he said. Zillow said it ended the quarter with the highest cash balance in its history, or cash and investments growing to $3.5 billion from $2.6 billion at the end of first quarter. Its home buying and selling business started the quarter with home acquisitions temporarily paused due to market uncertainty, but it has resumed buying and selling homes, ending the quarter with 440 homes in inventory, the company said. "Zillow Offers is now actively purchasing homes in all 24 markets where it previously operated," it said. Shares of Zillow ended the regular trading day up 1.2%.
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Beyond Meat has taken a number of steps during the COVID-19 pandemic, including lowering prices, redirecting its foodservice business to retail and launching in restaurant chains.
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Ride-hailing giant Uber brought in $2.24 billion in revenue during the second quarter, down 27% from the same time last year. Its Eats delivery business brought in $1.21 billion, up 103% from last year's second quarter.
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Papa John's CEO said customers are ordering more food and sides throughout the day and at dinner, and new customers are "stickier" with a high level of repeat business.
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