Beyond Meat inventory skids as income slumps, Paramount Global shares rise, and different shares on the transfer

Here are a number of the largest movers of the day:

Stock gainers:

Paramount Global shares
PARA,
+2.94%
rose 4% because the media firm’s adjusted earnings beat expectations and because it agreed to promote Simon & Schuster for $1.6 billion to KKR.

Shares of Lucid Group Inc.
LCID,
-3.17%
rose greater than 3% within the prolonged session Monday after the EV startup missed Wall Street expectations for its second quarter however saved its manufacturing steering intact.

Shares of Kyndryl Holdings Inc.
KD,
-2.12%
rallied greater than 15% after the managed infrastructure-service firm posted a shock break-even quarter and forecast pretax revenue this 12 months. International Business Machines Corp.
IBM,
+1.34%
spun off Kyndryl again in November.

Education expertise firm Chegg Inc.
CHGG,
-4.39%
on Monday reported second-quarter gross sales that topped expectations, and the corporate talked up the potential to ship higher AI learning-assistance instruments. Shares jumped 24%.

Canadian hashish producer Tilray Brands Inc. 
TLRY,
-3.48%
on Monday stated it had agreed to purchase eight beer and drink manufacturers from Anheuser-Busch InBev
BUD,
-0.09%.
Shares of Tilray rose 11%.

Stock decliners:

Shares of Beyond Meat Inc.
BYND,
-2.92%
tumbled 16% following an earnings report that included a 30% drop in income year-over-year for the struggling maker of plant-based meat gadgets.

International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. shares
IFF,
-0.20%
plummeted 22% on higher-than-expected stock prices fueled an enormous earnings miss, and the corporate minimize its gross sales outlook.

Shares of RingCentral Inc.
RNG,
+0.88%
fell greater than 11% within the prolonged session Monday after the corporate reported second-quarter outcomes that barely exceeded analysts’ estimates. The firm can be welcoming Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co.
HPE,
+1.04%
chief monetary officer Tarek Robbiati as its new chief govt.

Source web site: www.marketwatch.com

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