View the companies that get the headlines during the afternoon trade. D-wave quantum-de shares of Quantum Computing rose more than 26% after announcing his latest computer system called Advantage2. Agilysys – The Enterprise software developer for the hospitality sector collected 21% after the expectations of analysts in the last quarter. Agilysys reported tax-adapted EBITDA of the fourth quarter of $ 14.8 million, more than the factset consensus estimate of $ 11.3 million. The turnover of $ 74.3 million exceeded the street estimate of $ 71.4 million. Amer Sports-De Maker of Sports and Fitness equipment increased by 17% after the first quarter of adjusted income of 27 cents per share at the top of 15 cents estimated by analysts who were interviewed by FactSet. Turnover of $ 1.47 billion neatly the estimate of $ 1.39 billion consensus. Amer has also raised his guidelines for the entire year and noted that it is well positioned to navigate rates due to a strong price force and various global footprint. Modera, Pfizer vaccine maker Moderna jumped more than 9% after the Food and Drug Administration outlined new regulatory guidelines for future COVID-19 vaccine boosters. The FDA ordered various evidence standards for approval based on the risk of patients to become seriously ill from Covid. The news also lifted Pfizer, which rose almost 2%. Tesla – shares won more than 1% after CEO Elon Musk said he is committed to leading the electric vehicle company in the next five years. Immunitybio – The research company for cancer vaccine climbed by more than 5% after Piper Sandler climbed his rating to overweight from neutral, with a price target of $ 5 that implies more than 70% of Monday, according to FactSet. Pony AI – The Autonomous Driving Company rose by more than 5% after the turnover in its young Robotaxi Services unit in the first quarter 200% increase. Pony AI still reported less than $ 14 million to the total turnover for the quarter and a net loss of around $ 37 million. Viking Holdings-the operator of the cruise company fell by 5% after signaling slower price growth in future bookings, according to Stifel, even when the results of the first quarter were the expectations at the top. Viking lost 24 cents per share on an adapted basis, with a turnover of $ 897.1 million. Analysts interviewed by FactSet estimate a loss of 29 cents per share on a turnover of $ 841.2 million. Eagle Materials-de Maker of the building materials slipped 7% after weaker than expected tax results of the fourth quarter. Adapted profit of $ 2.08 per share missed $ 2.48 per share of income estimated by analysts who were interrogated by FactSet, while the turnover of $ 470.2 million left a consensus estimate of $ 481.6 million. Schrodinger – The chemical simulation software company fell more than 9% after the CFO Geoffrey Porges said he would leave. The company also confirmed its full guidelines for 2025, as well as the second quarter of 2025 Software turnover forecast. Victoria's Secret & Co.-the lingerie company rose by more than 2% after the Board of Directors had adopted a limited shareholder rights plan, immediately in force and ends in one year, aimed at deterring hostile takeovers. Bilibili-American listed shares of the Chinese Video Sharing Company rose 2% after stronger than expected results of the first quarter, with daily active users rising to 106.7 million compared to 102.4 million a year ago. Hewlett Packard Enterprise – shares added 2% after Evercore Isi has been upgraded to perform better than in line. Evercore Isi said that HPE has different routes available that could return growth. – CNBC's Michelle Fox, Alex Harring, Yun Li and Jesse Pound have contributed reporting
