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Block's Stock Rose More Than 4% After Earnings and Revenue Beat Forecasts

Block (NYSE: XYZ) shares rose over 4% in after-hours trading after the payments company reported second-quarter results that surpassed Wall Street expectations. Adjusted earnings for the quarter ended June 30 were $1.02 per share, beating analyst forecasts of 87 cents. Quarterly profit reached $6.62 billion, exceeding estimates of approximately $6.49 billion. The company, led by Jack Dorsey, also raised its full-year outlook, now projecting 2026 gross profit of $12.51 billion, up 21% year-over-year. Block highlighted its focus on non-GAAP metrics like gross profit and adjusted operating income, separating the volatility of its Bitcoin-related activities from core business performance. Preliminary estimates showed Cash App's Bitcoin ecosystem revenue was $1.8 billion for the quarter. Growth was driven by Cash App, where gross profit surged 31% year-over-year, and Square's seller business, which grew 13%. Block's overall gross profit increased 25%. User activity within Cash App also rose, with active primary banking users and commerce enablement volume each up 17%, while consumer lending volumes jumped 59%. Square's payment volumes grew 13% overall. Block reported a record adjusted operating margin of 27% and a 65% increase in adjusted diluted EPS. The company is implementing cost-cutting measures, including job reductions, and integrating AI tools more broadly. For 2026, Block forecasts gross profit growth of 21%, adjusted operating income growth of 67%, and adjusted diluted EPS growth of 70%.

cryptonews.ru2 дня назад 22:36

Block's Stock Rose More Than 4% After Earnings and Revenue Beat Forecasts

cryptonews.ru2 дня назад 22:36

Jack Dorsey's Company Is Laying Off 4,000 White-Collar Workers, Replaced by AI

Jack Dorsey's fintech company Block has announced a major workforce reduction, cutting nearly 40% of its employees—around 4,000 roles—to streamline operations and transition toward a flatter, AI-centric organizational structure. Despite reporting growing revenue and profitability, and even raising its 2026 profit guidance to $12.2 billion, Block is proactively restructuring to adapt to rapid AI-driven changes in productivity. Dorsey emphasized that AI tools are fundamentally reshaping how companies operate, enabling exponential growth without proportional increases in staff. This move reflects a broader trend among tech firms like Salesforce, Amazon, and ASML, which have also cut jobs during growth phases by leveraging AI for efficiency. Notably, Block’s stock surged 20% following the announcement, adding nearly $6 billion in market value—effectively valuing each eliminated role at about $1.5 million in created enterprise value. The layoffs primarily affect white-collar roles, as AI excels at tasks involving information processing—a core function of many knowledge-economy jobs. Affected employees will receive severance including 20 weeks' base pay, additional compensation per year served, a $5,000 transition bonus, and six months of continued health insurance. The situation underscores how AI is disrupting traditional employment faster than expected, shifting focus toward reskilling and adaptation in the automated economy.

Odaily星球日报02/27 03:55

Jack Dorsey's Company Is Laying Off 4,000 White-Collar Workers, Replaced by AI

Odaily星球日报02/27 03:55

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