Ah, earnings reports. They announce ‘em after the close, like a curtain call. So, here’s the scoop. Or, at least, what I think is gonna happen.
First up, Starbucks. I mean, who doesn’t know Starbucks, right? Their Q3 2025 — I had to double-check, ’cause numbers kinda blur together after a while. Anyway, they’re looking at earnings per share, EPS they call it, of $0.96. Revenue, $9.29 billion. Yes, billion with a B. Current share price? Like $92.61. No idea why I’m fixated on these tiny details, but hey, it’s all part of the drama.
Visa’s next. They’re always about making transactions smoother, right? I sometimes wonder how many people just swipe and forget. Apparently, their Q3 2025 EPS might be $2.41 and revenue’s hitting around $8.65 billion. And the shares? Trading at a pretty fancy $351.03. Why the .03? Mysteries of the market, I guess.
And then, Booking Holdings. They’ve got that Q2 thing going with an EPS, brace yourself, $39.79. Almost forty bucks a share. That’s bigger than my monthly coffee budget. They’re pulling in revenue of about $5.97 billion. Imagine counting that amount. Their share price sits at a wild $5609. I’m almost certain someone somewhere is furrowing their brow over that.
So, those are the numbers. Or maybe just an excuse for the financial analysts to take a deep breath. Written by Greg Michalowski, if you’re wondering. Investinglive.com brings you these nuggets. Just me and my brain dump here.
