Nvidia, Alphabet, Palo Alto, M&S and JD Sports

“It was a pretty exciting moment for the search,” he said. “People are excited. It made the web more exciting. I think people are much more committed to the whole board and it feels like a very positive moment for us.”

Despite the announcements, the alphabet shares in the pre-market trade were hardly changed on Wednesday morning.

The shares to Palo Alto Networks declined by almost 4% on Wednesday after the winning of the third quarter could not impress the investors.

The cybersecurity Company generated sales of $ 2.3 billion in the third quarter, which was shortly before the estimates, while the adjusted result per share was $ 0.80.

On the back of the results, Palo Alto increased the lower end of his sales advice of the entire year. The company said that sales had now expected that the total year in the range of $ 9.17 billion to $ 9.19 billion, which rose from $ 9.14 billion to $ 9.19 billion.

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“Palo Alto Networks delivered a solid series of results, even if they were not entirely clear that the highest star investors had determined,” said Ben Barringer, Global Technology Analyst at Quilter Cheviot.

“The company continues to benefit from its surroundings and its width in the cybersecurity landscape, which is becoming increasingly important because AI redesigns the threat environment.

“AI is now of central importance for both defense and crime in cyber security. Tools such as an AI-controlled attack simulation are powerful for the protection of systems, but AI can also be used by bad actors to create more demanding threats.

“As a result, the demand for trustworthy cyber security will only increase, and Palo Alto is in a strong position to benefit. This is clearly shown by the recent attack on M&S (MKS.L).”

At the London market, the shares went back to the High Street Stalwart Marks & Spencer (MKS.L) by only 1%, although the retailer was a hit of 300 million GBP ($ 402 million) from a recent cyber attack.

M&S announced the incident on April 22, in which some shelves in the shops became empty and online orders were exposed.

In his last total annual results on Wednesday, M&S said that the cyber incident in the 2025/26 financial year would have an influence on the value of 300 million GBP in the 2025/26 financial year.

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The retailer said that the sale of fashion, house and beauty by deciding to be able to pause online shopping are “strongly influenced”. The company said that the online disorder in June and July continued to continue to restart and then recede again, this area of ​​the business.

With regard to his performance for the overall year, which ended on March 29, M&S recorded an increase in sales by 6.1% to 13.9 billion GBP one week after the cyber attack was explained. Profit before taxes and adaptation objects rose by 22.2% to 875.5 million GBP.

Richard Hunter, head of the markets at Interactive Investor, said: “Marks & Spencers recently flawlessly recorded was bent by the well-registered and unwanted cyber incident, but the group is still making considerable progress.

“The incident could prove to be a” bump in the street “because the company describes it in the abundance of time, and for the moment the incident did not derail the progress of the group.”

Another London retailer in the focus on Wednesday is JD Sports (JD.L). The company's shares were more than 7%in the early European trade.

While sales increased by 10.2% at 11.5 billion GBP over the entire year, the profit decreased by 4% to 923 million GBP before taxes in the previous year.

Régis Schultz, CEO of JD Sports, said that trading in the first quarter of his new financial year was “in a volatile market”. Despite this volatility and uncertainty in connection with the effects of US tariff changes, we look forward to in the medium term with medium -term trust that we can continue to exaggerate the market, improve our profit marks and create a significant value for our stock assistants. “

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Russform, investment director at AJ Bell (AJB.L), said: “After a weak start to the new financial year, JD Sports gave a legal dispute on the market and warns that the tariffs could achieve demand.”

“About 40% of the sales of JD come from the USA and many products they sell from Asia. Therefore, they increase in the shooting line. This means that prices will inevitably rise and not all consumers have appetite or are available longer at these additional costs.

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