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Here are the stocks making moves on Thursday.
- Micron (NASDAQ:) shares slumped 4.6% after it delivered an earnings forecast for its fiscal first quarter that missed analysts' expectations. However, Micron guided for revenue of $4.40 billion -- plus or minus $200 million -- in its current quarter, topping projections of $4.20B.
- Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ:) shares jumped 5.7% after the exercise equipment firm announced a five-year partnership with athleisure brand Lululemon (NASDAQ:). Lulu's shares were up 0.1%
- Apple (NASDAQ:) shares are up 0.1% following a report in the Wall Street Journal that the new high-end versions of the tech giant's iPhone 15 are facing overheating issues.
- Accenture (NYSE:) shares dipped 4.9% after the IT services group unveiled full-year earnings and first-quarter revenue guidance that missed expectations.
- CarMax (NYSE:) shares tumbled 9.9% after the used-car retailer reported weaker-than-anticipated quarter profit due to slipping demand for pre-owned vehicles.
- Workday (NASDAQ:) shares slid 9% after the software group said it expects annual subscription revenues to grow by 17% to 19%, which was below analyst estimates cited by Bloomberg News.
- Gritstone (NASDAQ:) shares surged 22.7% after the American biotech group won a $433 million contract from the U.S. government to conduct a mid-stage study of its mRNA COVID-19 vaccine candidate.
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