Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at 8:17 PM
T-Mobile added fewer wireless subscribers than expected in the fourth quarter, leading to a drop in its shares, while competitors like Verizon gained subscribers through aggressive promotions.
The publisher posted subscriber gains and ad-revenue growth, but expenses increased.
Shares fell after the company’s revenue missed market expectations, dragged by a poor performance in Turkey.
The vacation rental company posted higher revenue but lower profit, as investments in new business drive up expenses.
Wingstop reported lower fourth-quarter comparable sales after previously saying that weakness from Hispanic and low-income consumers was weighing on its business.
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