The market's next trading session will be influenced by Friday's significant stock stories.

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During the rebound, Biz Focus Hub's producers were monitoring the market and what's to come in the next session.

• Despite Wall Street estimates, the company achieved a 50% increase in sales in its fiscal first quarter, following a 76% increase in the previous year. During the post-earnings conference call, the company forecasted higher container and transportation cost headwinds for FY25. Shares rose 3.4% during the regular session but fell 10% in after-hours trading.
• The company's streaming division recorded an unexpected profit for the first time ever, despite dropping 2.4% during the regular trading day. Paramount also announced it is cutting 15% of its U.S. workforce as part of broader cost savings. Biz Focus Hub's Julia Boorstin will provide the latest updates.
• The company's full-year sales outlook was boosted, and its earnings missed with a loss of 13 cents per share, which was 3 cents more than the Street's estimates of a loss of 10 cents a share. Revenue came in at $185 million, which was $4 million more than the estimates of $181 million.

• The company's earnings and revenue exceeded expectations, resulting in a 3% increase in after-hours trading.
• After reporting quarterly results, the company tumbled in after-hours trading. The company also unveiled plans for a Los Angeles air taxi network, set to launch as soon as 2026. Biz Focus Hub's Phil LeBeau will cover the story on Friday.

—Jill Schneider

Renovation nation

• Diana Olick, CNBC's real estate reporter, will cover the increase in home renovations across the United States.
• She'll have details on Biz Focus Hub Friday.
• This week, shares have fallen 2%. Despite hitting a 52-week high of 12% in March, the stock is currently 12% below that peak. Year to date, shares have remained flat.
• The stock is down 1.7% week to date, but it's up 6% in 2024. Despite this, the stock is only 10% from its 52-week high.

Bonds in the U.S.A.

• Darla Mercado of bizfocushub.com reports that the Federal Reserve may be preparing for a rate cut, so investors will need to seek alternative sources of yield instead of relying on those.
• Vanguard's Core Bond Fund (VCORX) is one of the core bond funds that investors should consider, with a current 30-day SEC yield of 4.47%.
• The 30-day yield of Fidelity's Intermediate Bond Fund (FTHRX) is 4.32%.
• The 30-day SEC yield of Vanguard's Core-Plus Bond Fund (VCPIX) is 4.66%.
• The Baird Aggregate Bond Fund, known as BAGIX, has a 30-day SEC yield of 4.32%.
• The 30-day SEC yield of BRTR, BlackRock's Total Return ETF, is 4.97%.

Magnificent gains for the Magnificent Seven

• The stock increased by 6% on Thursday and is currently 25% below its June 20 high.
• The stock increased by 4.2% during Thursday's rally and is now 6% away from its July 8 high.
• The stock has increased by 3.7% since the September high.
• The stock has increased by nearly 2% since its July high, but is still 15.5% below that peak.
• The stock was up 1.86% on Thursday and is 17.6% below its July high.
• The stock has decreased by 8.3% from its July high.
• The stock is 1% higher than its early July high.
• Since November 2022, Thursday's session was the best. The top-performing sector of the day was Tech, followed by Communication Services.

Delta Air Lines and CrowdStrike

• Last month, the airline reported that the tech outage resulted in a financial loss of $380 million dollars.
• CrowdStrike stated that it was willing to assist and deemed the airline's account as misleading.
• "Karen Finerman, a "Fast Money" trader, declared that she was taking a position in CrowdStrike, stating that the sell-off following the crisis had been "exaggerated.""
• On Thursday, CrowdStrike's stock increased by 4.27%. The stock is currently 40% below its July 9 high.
• The RSI on the stock is currently at 30.8, which is a metric used by traders to determine if a stock is oversold. An RSI of 30 suggests that the stock may be oversold, while a reading of 70 or higher indicates it's overbought. However, it's important to note that the RSI does not guarantee a stock's price movement, and traders should use it as just one piece of data when making investment decisions.

Make-up

• E.l.f. sales jumped 50% in the last quarter, but guidance was cautious. Despite this, the stock is up 13% in four days and 30% year to date. However, it's only 15% from the March high.
• is 43% from the March high.
• is down 45% in the last year.
• is 30% from the February high.

—Jason Gewirtz