By Connor Hart

Delta Air Lines lowered its first-quarter outlook, citing reduced consumer and corporate confidence amid economic uncertainty. The airline now expects adjusted per-share earnings of 30 cents to 50 cents and for revenue to rise 3% to 4% from a year ago, compared with a prior outlook for adjusted per-share earnings of 70 cents to $1 and for revenue to rise 7% to 9%. Delta said that domestic travel is most heavily affected. Shares fall 11%, to $44.70, in after-hours trading.

Oracle's fiscal third-quarter results missed expectations, though the cloud-services offered an upbeat sales outlook as it aims to double its data center capacity this year. The company reported adjusted earnings of $1.47 a share on revenue of $14.13 billion, missing analyst forecasts for adjusted earnings of $1.49 a share on revenue of $14.38 billion. For the current quarter, Oracle expects revenue to grow 9% to 11%, with total cloud revenue jumping between 24% and 28%. Shares fall 3.4%, to $143.77, in postmarket trading.

LifeMD's fourth-quarter financial results topped analyst expectations. The telehealth company posted a per-share loss of 2 cents, ahead of the 7-cent loss that analysts modeled. Revenue of $64.3 million topped analyst views for $57.5 million. The company guided for sales of $265 million to $275 million in 2025, above the $258 million that analysts were looking for. Shares jump 25%, to $5.35, in after-hours trading.

Tenon Medical received notice of two approvals from the European patent office. The medical-device maker after the bell said two additional patents related to its Catamaran Sacroiliac Joint Fixation Device have been approved for grant of a European patent within the European Community. Shares rise 44%, to $1.80, in postmarket trading.

Write to Connor Hart at connor.hart@wsj.com

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March 10, 2025 19:31 ET (23:31 GMT)

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