U.S. Movers: Micron, MillerKnoll, Raymond James, Walgreens

Micron Technology reported strong quarterly results and reiterated its outlook. Raymond James said client assets under management increased nearly 10% in May. MillerKnoll swung to a loss in the fourth quarter.

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U.S. Movers: AeroVironment, BlackBerry, Carnival, Daktronics, FedEx, Winnebago

FedEx failed to meet analyst expectations despite positive financial results, and the parcel delivery company raised its annual dividend. AeroVironment reported strong quarterly results, and the defense technology company reiterated its annual outlook.

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U.S. Movers: KB Home

KB Home reported weak second-quarter results, and the homebuilder revised lower its annual outlook and reiterated its stock repurchase program.

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U.S. Movers: FactSet Research Systems

FactSet reported mixed financial results despite the company adding 166 new clients in the third quarter, and the data and software provider reiterated its annual outlook and stock repurchase program.

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U.S. Movers: Accenture, CarMax, Darden Restaurants

Accenture and CarMax reported better-than-expected latest quarter results and reiterated their outlook. Darden Restaurants said revenue edged up, but earnings declined in the fiscal fourth quarter of 2025.

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U.S. Movers: Jabil, John Wiley & Sons, Korn Ferry, Progressive Corp.

Jabil reported strong quarterly results, and the supply chain services provider reiterated its outlook. John Wiley & Sons surpassed analyst expectations in the fourth quarter.

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U.S. Movers: Lennar Corp.

Lennar reported weak quarterly results, citing continued weakness in the market. The home builder guided a lower average price for new home deliveries in the current quarter.

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U.S. Movers: Adobe, RH

Adobe posted strong second-quarter results and reiterated its outlook. RH swung to a profit in the first quarter, and the home furniture retailer is shifting more of its production to the U.S. and Italy.

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U.S. Movers: Chewy, Dave & Buster’s, GameStop, GitLab, Vera Bradley, Victoria’s Secret

GameStop swung to a profit in the first quarter, and the company sold its Canadian operations. GitLab failed to meet analyst expectations. Dave & Buster’s reported weak quarterly results.

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Europe Movers: Inditex

Inditex failed to meet analyst expectations in the first quarter, and the parent company of fashion retailer Zara proposed to pay an annual dividend.

U.S. Movers: Calavo Growers, Limoneira

Calavo Growers, the provider of avocado, tomato, and papaya products, failed to meet analyst expectations despite reporting higher sales and earnings in the second quarter.

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U.S. Movers: Broadcom, Ciena, DocuSign, Lands’ End, Lululemon

Broadcom failed to meet analyst expectations despite posting higher earnings in the fiscal second quarter. Land’s End reported an expanding net loss in the first quarter.

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U.S. Movers: Five Below, MongoDB, PVH Corp.

Five Below reported strong first-quarter results, but the discount retailer issued a cautious outlook, citing tariff market uncertainty. PVH, the parent company of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, swung to a loss and lowered its annual outlook.

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U.S. Movers: Asana, Dollar Tree

Asana failed to meet analyst expectations in the first quarter, but the software company expects to swing into profit as early as the second quarter. Dollar Tree issued a cautious outlook.

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U.S. Movers: Dollar General, Ollie's Bargain Outlet, Signet Jewelers

Dollar General reported strong first-quarter results and issued positive guidance. Ollie’s Bargain Outlet posted higher revenue and earnings, and the discount retailer plans to open 75 new stores in fiscal 2025. Signet Jewelers swung to a profit and reiterated its outlook.

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