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Disney, Robinhood, Uber, Hims, oh my! It’s been an exciting time for finance junkies as these companies have been making waves with their earnings reports. From the entertainment giant Disney to the stock trading app Robinhood, here’s a rundown of their recent performance.

Disney reported its third-quarter earnings, and the results were better than expected. The company reported earnings of $0.80 per share, beating analysts’ expectations of $0.55 per share. Disney’s revenue also exceeded expectations, coming in at $17.02 billion, ahead of the anticipated $16.76 billion. The company’s streaming services, including Disney+ and Hulu, continue to be a strong driver of growth, with Disney+ surpassing 116 million subscribers. Disney’s theme parks and studio entertainment divisions also saw a rebound in revenue as the world continues to recover from the impacts of the pandemic.

Meanwhile, Robinhood, the popular stock trading app, made its debut in the public markets with its first earnings report as a publicly traded company. The company reported a net loss of $502 million, which was larger than the expected loss of $487 million. However, revenue was a bright spot, coming in at $565 million, exceeding analysts’ expectations of $521 million. Robinhood also reported that it added 461,000 new customers in the second quarter, bringing its total to 22.5 million.

Uber, the ride-hailing and food delivery company, also released its earnings report, showing continued growth in its delivery business. Uber reported a net loss of $509 million, wider than the expected loss of $326 million. However, the company’s revenue of $3.93 billion exceeded analysts’ expectations of $3.75 billion. Uber’s delivery segment saw a 85% increase in revenue compared to the same period last year, driven by a surge in demand for food delivery services.

Hims, a telemedicine and health product company, reported its first earnings as a public company, and the results were positive. The company reported revenue of $57.6 million, beating analysts’ expectations of $51.3 million. Hims also reported a net loss of $22.9 million, narrower than the expected loss of $29.8 million. The company’s subscription revenue and prescription sales were strong performers, contributing to its overall growth.

For finance junkies, these earnings reports provide valuable insights into the performance of these companies and their respective industries. With Disney’s streaming success, Robinhood’s rapid customer growth, Uber’s delivery business expansion, and Hims’ telemedicine growth, there’s plenty for investors to digest. As these companies continue to evolve and grow, their earnings reports will remain a key focus for finance junkies looking to stay ahead of the curve.