Klarna Group (NYSE:KLAR) saw a 25% drop in stock after reporting fourth-quarter earnings with $1.08 billion in revenue and $0.19 loss per share. Despite exceeding revenue estimates, the loss was higher than expected. The US business, however, performed well with a 58% revenue increase, driven by the Fair Financing product.

Jim Cramer criticized Klarna’s lack of mention of EPS in its release, expressing a preference for AI stocks with higher return potential and limited downside risk. For those seeking an inexpensive AI stock benefiting from Trump tariffs and onshoring, a report on the best short-term AI stock is available.

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