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Stitch Fix fell on disappointing quarterly results.

— Shares of the subscription software company were up 2.2% after its fourth-quarter earnings and revenue came in stronger than expected.

The company's revenue also topped expectations, coming in at $637 million compared to $625 million anticipated by Refinitiv analysts. CrowdStrike offered strong earnings and revenue guidance for 2023 as well.

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