ZBRA Stock Recent News

Zebra Technologies' (ZBRA) Q4 revenues decline 32.9% year over year due to softness across end markets and distributor destocking.

Zebra beat earnings expectations for the quarter, but sees flat sales in the current year. After a wild ride during and after the pandemic, it has taken time for Zebra and its distributors to reset the market.

Zebra Technologies Corporation (ZBRA) Q4 2023 Earnings Call Transcript

Weakness in the Enterprise Visibility & Mobility segment and forex woes are likely to hurt Zebra Technologies' (ZBRA) fourth-quarter performance.

Zebra Technologies (ZBRA) benefits from solid sales of services and software, acquired businesses and improving supply chain conditions. Soft demand across retail and e-commerce markets remains a concern.

In the wake of an impending interest rate drop, investments are poised for a significant transformation. The three prominent stocks in the technology sector have strategically maneuvered to capitalize on this impending financial shift.

Strength in the Asset Intelligence and Tracking segment and accretive acquisitions make Zebra Technologies (ZBRA) stock worth holding on to. Measures to reward its shareholders are encouraging.

Zebra Technologies (ZBRA) offers its Zebra Workcloud software solutions to boost Rockland Trust's customer experience by improving branch operations, and increasing visibility and communication.

When looking at the broader innovation space, it's the usual suspects that helped drive sentiment forward, which may provide an “air bubble” opportunity for under-the-radar tech stocks. Basically, with so much attention paid to a select few enterprises, investors can pivot toward the path less traveled.

Zebra Technologies (ZBRA) launches HC20 and HC50 Android-based handheld mobile computers, which broaden the company's healthcare solutions portfolio.