Roblox beat on both bookings and earnings this morning, but its stock sold off anyway. Guidance from the gaming platform company was weaker than expected. It was also too weak to support Roblox's ...

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Shares of Roblox (NYSE: RBLX), the popular online gaming platform, slid 6% through 12:45 p.m. ET Thursday after the company beat on earnings this morning (kind of), but also missed on sales (narrowly) ...

As we’ve discussed before, video games have different “measuring sticks” for how the dev team behind them can measure success. It’s true that game sales are the “ultimate marker” in most cases, but ...

Roblox Inc. saw a big improvement in its cash flow during the second quarter, while beating the consensus view on bookings. But that wasn’t enough to send its stock higher on Thursday, with Wedbush ...

Roblox is growing at an incredible rate, which is likely why the stock has more than doubled in 2025. The company's net losses are getting bigger, causing some investors to rethink their conviction.

If you’ve been paying attention to our website for a bit, you’ll know that something we’ve repeatedly been talking about is the fact that Roblox keeps breaking a certain record that it set for itself.

Roblox is back in the spotlight -- for both the right and wrong reasons. The latest results show a business that's scaling rapidly, experimenting with new monetization models, and evolving into more ...

Revenue and users for this gaming platform are surging again. Monetization is expanding to include not just Robux but also advertising. Profitability will decide whether Roblox’s premium valuation ...

Analysts fell over themselves publishing bullish updates on the video game company. One of its titles set a new record for the number of users playing it concurrently. Roblox, whose stock was on a ...