View the companies that get the headlines during the afternoon trade. Alphabet shares fell nearly 8% after the Google-parent reported a turnover of the fourth quarter of $ 96.47 billion, short of the $ 96.56 billion expected from analysts who were interviewed by LSEG. Alphabet also said that in 2025 it will invest $ 75 billion while expanding its artificial intelligence strategy, compared to the consensus estimate of $ 58.84 billion, according to FactSet. Advanced micro devices – The chip maker tumbled around 7% after the company had not made any estimates in his data centers segment. AMD booked better than expected income and profit in the fourth quarter and reported an adjusted profit of $ 1.09 per share on a turnover of $ 7.66 billion. Those estimates of $ 1.08 per share in the income of a turnover of $ 7.53 billion, per LSEG. Uber Technologies-de Ride-Hailing App provider saw shares fall by 7% after placing a profit mess and giving soft guidance. Uber reported a profit per share of 23 cents, adjusted, for the fourth quarter, lower than the 50 cents per share division, per LSEG. For the first quarter, Uber said that gross bookings expects between $ 42 billion to $ 43.5 billion, compared to Street account estimates of $ 43.51 billion. Apple -shares fell 1% after Bloomberg News reported that Chinese regulators are considering starting a formal probe to Apple's App Store costs and practices. PDD-the Chinese e-commerce platform withdrew more than 3%. At the end of Tuesday, the American post service suspended incoming packages from China and Hong Kong. The USPs turned the course back later on Wednesday and said it was planning to resume receiving packages from those regions. Johnson Controls International – shares of the conglomerate rose by 12%. Fiscal results of the first quarter exceeded the estimates of the analysts at the top and under lines. Johnson Controls earned 64 cents per share, adjusted, while analysts were questioned by FactSet prediction 59 cents. The turnover of $ 5.43 billion also made the expectations of $ 5.29 billion. Lumen Technologies – The shares of telecommunications fell more than 3% in the afternoon trade. Lumen said his 2025 adjusted income before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization would vary from $ 3.2 billion to $ 3.4 billion, under the call of analysts for $ 3.41 billion, per factset. Workday – The Cloud applications provider has 5% advanced after announcing a restructuring plan to lower its workforce by 8.5%, or approximately 1,750 positions. Chipotle Mexican Grill shares fell 2% after the Fast-Casual Mexican chain has issued soft guidelines for the turnover growth of the same store. Chipotle said that sales growth of the same stores would be in the same store in the low to central single figures. On the other hand, the adjusted income of Chipotle of 25 cents per share defeated the 24 cents analysts investigated by LSEG in the fourth quarter. Mattel-De Toymaker climbed more than 14% after better than expected results of the fourth quarter. Mattel reported 35 cents per share, excluding one -off items, with a turnover of $ 1.65 billion. Analysts interviewed by LSEG predict 20 cents per share on a turnover of $ 1.63 billion. Match – shares fell more than 7%. The dating platform gave weak guidelines for the first quarter and proclaimed a turnover of $ 820 million to $ 830 million, while analysts searched $ 853 million by LSEG. Match also appointed co-founder of Zillow Spencer Rascoff as his new CEO. Novo Nordisk shares achieved almost 5% after the pharmaceutical giant had issued the fourth quarterly results that delivered the expectations at the top. The company reported a net profit of 28.23 billion Danish Kroner, above 26.09 billion predictions of analysts interviewed by FactSet. The net profit of 100.99 billion The Danish Kroner also surpassed the consensus estimates of Wall Street that on 99.14 billion. Electronic art shares were more than 5% higher after the video company company had reported better than expected quarterly results. Electronic Arts also said that it was planning a share purchasing of $ 1 billion. FMC CORP – The chemical manufacturer withdrew 33% after the guidance for the first quarter came under Wall Street estimates. FMC predicted adjusted income in the range of 5 cents to 15 cents per share, while analysts who were interviewed by FactSet expected 77 cents. The income prospects were also gloomy, with the company raised to $ 750 million to $ 800 million, while analysts were looking for $ 957.4 million. Toyota Motor – US Sours from Toyota rose about 4% after the car manufacturer had announced plans to form a new company in China that focuses on producing electric vehicles. The company defeated the estimates of the turnover of analysts interrogated by LSEG, but analyst estimates in the third quarter of operational profit followed. Harley-Davidson-de Motor stock fell 1.3% after the results of the fourth quarter showed a wider than expected loss. Harley-Davidson reported a loss of 93 cents per share at $ 420.5 million in turnover. Analysts investigated by LSEG were looking for a loss of 66 cents per share at $ 464.9 million in sales. Super Micro Computer, NVIDIA-Het IT company announced the full availability of production of its end-to-end artificial intelligence Data Center and It is powered by the NVIDIA Blackwell platform. Shares of Super Micro Reden almost 9%, while Nvidia crashed more than 4%. – CNBC's Yun Li, Pia Singh, Michelle Fox, Jesse Pound, Lisa Kailai Han and Hakyung Kim contributed to reporting
