Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Boeing, Vistra, Match Group and more

Here’s what’s happening in the business world today:

Pinterest saw its shares plummet by 12% as the social media giant’s projected earnings failed to meet expectations. Its forecasted third-quarter revenue, ranging between $885m and $900m, fell short of analysts’ predicted $908.6m.

Vistra, the Texas-based power company, witnessed a 14% in stock value after securing the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s approval to operate the Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant until 2053.

Match Group, the parent company of Tinder, enjoyed a 13% rise in shares following the announcement of their $864m second-quarter revenue, beating analysts’ estimates of $856.5m.

AMD shares increased by more than 4% on the back of robust second-quarter earnings and revenue results. Also, Nvidia and Qualcomm shares surged more than 11% and 5%, respectively, following this announcement.

Arista Networks saw a 9% spike in its shares after posting impressive second-quarter results that exceeded Wall Street’s expectations.

Skyworks Solutions experienced a 6% drop in stock value as their fiscal third-quarter adjusted earnings of $1.21 didn’t meet analysts’ forecasts.

Upstart’s stock rallied over 10% as Mizuho upgraded it from underperform to outperform, predicting a 19% increase from Tuesday’s close.

DuPont de Nemours shares ascended by 5% after second-quarter results outperformed Wall Street’s expectations.

Humana, the health insurance company, saw its shares decrease by 9% as it announced full-year earnings expectations that fell short of analysts’ predictions.

Starbucks, despite weaker-than-expected sales for the fiscal third quarter, managed to see its stock rise by 4%.

AutoNation saw an 8% rise in shares, even though its revenue did not meet Wall Street expectations.

Kraft Heinz witnessed a 4% jump in shares following the announcement of stronger-than-expected second-quarter adjusted earnings.

Marriott International shares fell by more than 5% owing to second-quarter revenue and third-quarter earnings guidance falling short of expectations.

Bunge shares dropped nearly 8% after the company reported second-quarter results that missed the mark.

Constellation Energy saw an 11% rise in shares after results from the PJM’s capacity auction were announced.

Lastly, Boeing shares escalated by 3% following the appointment of Robert “Kelly” Ortberg as CEO, replacing Dave Calhoun.