The design software company saw revenue growth slow sequentially, including in the key Creative category. But it maintained full-year guidance from October.
The world's largest contract chipmaker reported the November surge thanks in part to orders of semiconductors for high-end smartphones such as Apple's iPhone.
CrowdStrike shares dropped after the cybersecurity company said annual recurring revenue was below expectations in part because of "macroeconomic headwinds."
HP shares moved higher after management announced another wave of job cuts, which come as the company faces steeper revenue declines in PCs and printers.
GoTo said on-demand services, including ride hailing and food delivery, achieved positive contribution margin in September, "several months ahead of schedule."
Far from its heady days of 300% growth during the pandemic, Zoom's expansion is mired in the single digits and the company faces headwinds as the economy slows.