On June 3, Wix.Com fell 8.22% in regular trading, trading at $57.40/share, with trading volume of $56.12 million. The stock gave back gains from the prior session's 8.13% rally driven by restructuring optimism.

On the news front, the layoff-driven rebound proved short-lived as underlying fundamental pressures resurfaced. Wix reported Q1 EPS of -$1.02, significantly missing market expectations, highlighting persistent profitability challenges. The company had announced plans to cut approximately 20% of its workforce—about 1,000 positions—citing rapid AI technology evolution and the strengthening Israeli shekel against the US dollar as key cost pressures. While the restructuring initially boosted sentiment as a cost optimization signal, the market appears to have refocused on weak earnings fundamentals.

Adding to selling pressure, the broader Internet Services sector experienced widespread declines on the same session, with Snowflake down 6.02%, Okta down 3.50%, and CoreWeave down 3.02%, amplifying the pullback in individual names including Wix.

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