© Reuters. Investing.com -- U.S. shares were rising on Thursday, boosted by stable advertising earnings development by tech wide Meta Platforms, whereas traders digest the from the most fresh Federal Reserve coverage assembly.
Listed here are one of the most animated U.S. inventory movers today:
- Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) inventory rose 6.7% after the Facebook guardian posted double-digit earnings development in the second quarter, whereas Chief Executive Tag Zuckerberg eminent that the company's mountainous wager on artificial intelligence is "paying off."
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Chipotle (NYSE:CMG) inventory fell 9% after the burrito restaurant chain left out estimates for quarterly sales as a live in months-long ticket hikes distress its high line.
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eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) inventory fell 8.5% after the e-commerce platform upset with its third quarter profit forecast, overshadowing better-than-expected second quarterly results.
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Harley-Davidson (NYSE:HOG) inventory rose 5.7% after the producer of iconic motorbikes place aside the provocative descend in profit in the second quarter down to a transient suspension of producing as a consequence of a parts scarcity and no longer reduced interrogate of.
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Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) inventory fell 9% after the carrier warned of increased labor charges for the year and signaled softer pricing for the most fresh quarter.
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Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA) inventory rose 6.4% after the media conglomerate beat expectations for quarterly earnings, helped by increased theme park attendance and the successful theatrical releases of “The Dapper Mario Bros Movie” and “Rapid X.”
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McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD) inventory rose 2.1% after the burger chain beat expectations for quarterly similar sales, as fee-unsleeping diners sought out more cost-effective alternate choices.
--Peter Nurse contributed to this document
