Locally focused social networking firm Nextdoor says it has signed on as a customer of OpenAI to developer generative artificial-intelligence tools.

Shoals Technologies, a supplier of electrical systems for solar and EV charging systems, earned 15 cents a share. Wall Street was looking for 9 cents.

Electric-truck maker Rivian expects to make 50,000 vehicles in 2023. Wall Street was hoping for between 60,000 and 65,000 units.

AMC reported a fourth-quarter adjusted loss of 14 cents a share. Wall Street was expecting a loss of 21 cents.

The company is still feeling the aftershocks of the explosion of demand during the Covid-19 outbreak—a boom which has now reversed course.

The Covid-19 vaccine maker will be forced to compete again the far-better-resourced Pfizer and Moderna, casting questions over its 2023 revenues.

Target's forecast for fiscal first-quarter profit misses analysts' estimates.

Dentsply Sirona posted fourth-quarter adjusted earnings of 46 cents a share, while analysts had penciled in 32 cents a share.

AutoZone reports fiscal second-quarter earnings of $24.64 a share on sales of $3.69 billion.

Norwegian expects to post an adjusted loss of 45 cents a share in the first quarter, wider than analysts' expectations.

Enterprise-software company Workday saw better-than-expected results for the January quarter, but provided mixed guidance for the full fiscal year.

The video conferencing company posted improved profits, but growth remains challenged.

Electric-vehicle start-up Fisker reported fourth-quarter earnings that didn't contain many surprises. That's just fine for EV investors these days.

The sports streaming service says its fourth quarter saw a boost due to users signing up for higher-priced plans and to watch the World Cup.

The electric-vehicles company plans to deliver between 52,000 and 55,000 cars, an increase of 64% to 73.4% from the first quarter of 2022.