Check out the companies making the biggest moves at noon: Factset Research System – disappointing revenues and full-year guidance sent stocks 6% lower. The company’s adjusted four-quarter revenue was $4.05 per share, lower than the $4.13 per share expected by analysts voted by FactSet. It induced adjusted revenues of $16.90 to $17.60 over a year against a consensus estimate of $18.25. However, fourth quarter revenues surpassed expectations. Wynn Resorts – Casino Operator rose 2% after Stifel raised its price target to $145 due to a tailwind in the international gaming market. The new forecast shows an increase of more than 17% since the end of Wednesday. Allstate – The insurance giant won 4.8% after reporting that the July and August catastrophe loss was $397 million, well below the third quarter’s $1.379 billion fact set consensus. Intel – Semiconductor manufacturers rose 28% after Nvidia said they would jointly develop $5 billion with data centers to Intel. Nvidia has added 3.5%. Novo Nordisk – Danish drugmaker jumped 6.3% after late results of obesity pills per day, followed by a “significant” weight loss along with Wegovy injectable weight loss medication. Bullish – Cryptocurrency exchanges accounted for 10.5% after publishing their first revenue report since it was published in August. Bruisch earned 93 cents per second quarter diluted stock with adjusted revenue of $57 million. Cracker Barrel – The restaurant chain won 74 cents adjusted for the fourth quarter. The estimated 80 cent analysts voted by LSEG have lower inventory by 7.2%. $868 million cracker barrel revenue exceeded the consensus forecast of $855 million. StubHub – Online ticker sellers skated 4.5% a day after losing 6.4% in their debut on the New York Stock Exchange. Quantum Stocks – Quantum Stocks moved high after IONQ signed an agreement with the Ministry of Energy to advance the development of quantum technology in space. IONQ rose 4.6% along with quantum computing, Rigetti computing spiked 15%, while D-Wave Quantum added 5.9%. CrowdStrike – Cybersecurity technology companies rose 5% in pre-market transactions. On Investor Day on Wednesday, CrowdStrike said it provided solid guidance, announced its strategic partnership with Salesforce and acquired artificial intelligence security company Pangea. Darden Restaurant – The Olive Garden Chain fell 9% after first quarter revenues missed expectations. Adjusted earnings of $1.97 per share were delayed by $2 per share, according to LSEG estimates. It was expected to earn $3.04 billion. Vaccine Maker – Health Insurance Trade Group AHIP said it will continue to cover all government-recommended vaccines effective September 1, protected amid changes to federal policy. Moderna and BionTech shares rose 2%, while Pfizer rose the edge. Amer Sports – The Finland-based sports and fitness equipment manufacturer rose 3.7% after lifting third quarter guidance. Amer Sports expects a year-over-year increase in revenue in the 20% range, compared to previous guidance for 20% growth. NUCOR – Steelmakers lost 4.9% after saying they expected third-quarter earnings between $2.05 and $2.15 per share. Nucor said it expects revenue to weaken in all its operations segments compared to the second quarter. – Reported by CNBC’s Michelle Fox and Liz Napolitano.
