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how to store multiple elements' value under one root element in list of array with cypress

For the following result like structure

<div class="results">
  <div class="result">
    <div class="name">x</div>
    <div class="price">99</div>
  </div>
<div class="result">
    <div class="name">y</div>
    <div class="price">88</div>
  </div>
</div>

I want to store in an list of array like this

var resultList = [{"name":"x","amount":"99"}, {"name":"y","amount":"88"}]

And in cypress, I have the following code in cypress but it prints null and I am not sure how to resolve it?

let listOfResults = [];
let singleResult = {};
  cy.get('[class="results"]').each((resultItem) => {
    singleResult = {};

    //Retrive name
    cy.wrap(resultItem)
      .find('div[class$="name"]')
      .invoke("text")
      .then((val) => {
        cy.log("singleResult value for Title:" + val);
        singleResult["title"] = val;
        cy.log("singleResult::" + JSON.stringify(singleResult));//prints correctly
      });

   
    //Retrive price
    cy.wrap(resultItem)
      .find('div[class$="amount"]')
      .invoke("text")
      .then((val) => {
        cy.log("singleResult value for Title:" + val);
        singleResult["title"] = val;
        cy.log("singleResult::" + JSON.stringify(singleResult));  //prints correctly          
      });
 });

 listOfResults.push(JSON.stringify(singleResult)); //singleResult became blank

 cy.log("list:" + JSON.stringify(listOfResults));
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