Take-Two Interactive shares surge on report of new Grand Theft Auto game as Robinhood stock drops on earnings miss

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Here are some of Tuesday’s bigger, more-active movers:

Stock gainers:

Upwork Inc.’s
UPWK,
+6.13%
stock surged 21% as the company reported a big beat on earnings after losing money in the same quarter a year ago.

Shares of Enovix Corp.
ENVX,
+0.49%
 rallied 15% on Tuesday after the lithium-ion battery maker forecast fourth-quarter sales that were above expectations.

Rivian Automotive Inc. shares
RIVN,
+1.40%
jumped 7% as the EV maker narrowed its quarterly loss and said it ended an exclusivity deal with Amazon.com Inc. for its last-mile electric delivery vans.

Shares in Take-Two Interactive Software Inc.
TTWO,
+1.48%
jumped 8% following a report in Bloomberg News the video game company could announce the release of a new Grand Theft Auto game as early as next week.

Stock decliners:

Sleep Number Corp.‘s stock
SNBR,
-1.41%
fell 30% after the retailer and mattress maker swung to a surprise quarterly loss, predicted a loss for the full year and said it reached an agreement with a shareholder that had been pushing for change.

Vroom Inc.
VRM,
+2.86%
share plunged 12% after the used car seller said its losses widened in the third-quarter.

Shares of Robinhood Markets Inc.
HOOD,
+1.77%
fell 7% after the trading app reported quarterly revenues that missed expectations.

Shares of Ebay Inc.
EBAY,
+1.02%
dropped 7% after the online marketplace offered a tepid revenue forecast for the holiday quarter amid intensifying competition from Amazon.com Inc.
AMZN,
+2.13%
and others.

Digital-marketing platform Klaviyo Inc.
KVYO,
+3.54%
fell 6% as third-quarter losses swelled and its fourth-quarter sales forecast came up short of Wall Street’s estimates.

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