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Meta Surges, eBay Rises, Carvana Jumps After Positive Earnings | Stock Movers
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- Meta (META) shares surge after reporting second-quarter earnings, stating they plan to increase spending next year, with executives saying now is the time to seize on investment opportunities in artificial intelligence.
- eBay (EBAY) shares rise after the company projected sales that topped analysts’ estimates, suggesting optimism for continued consumer resilience at a time of shifting US tariff proposals.
-Carvana (CVNA) shares jump after they reported revenue during the second quarter that exceeded the average analyst estimate. The company also posted a sixfold increase in net income and record quarterly sales of used vehicles.
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