Earnings

The agriculture and construction equipment maker topped profit and revenue estimates and lifted its full-year guidance for both segments.

Amazon, Alphabet and Tesla also posted negative free cash flow last quarter as AI data center buildouts drain capital across the sector

The Nasdaq rose 1.0 percent Tuesday while the Russell 2000 fell 0.5 percent, a split that puts pressure on next week's earnings to justify current valuations.

The firm's 226,500 BTC holdings recorded an $8.32 billion unrealized markdown, driving the quarterly deficit.

The platform projected strong current-quarter revenue, but shares dropped after the company announced no additional data licensing agreements for AI training.

Stellantis swung to a 293 million euro profit in Q2, reversing a 1.87 billion euro loss a year earlier, as CEO Antonio Filosa's restructuring gains traction

London Stock Exchange Group upgraded its full-year outlook after a record first half, with AI-enhanced data services outpacing exchange trading revenue.

Strong F-Series and SUV demand cushioned a 3 percent drop in total Q2 sales, lifting Ford shares 4.5 percent.

The payments giant detailed its strategy for blockchain, tokenized deposits and OpenUSD during its fiscal third-quarter earnings call.

The financial information firm's quarterly profit missed analyst estimates, dragged by contract pricing pressure in its energy data unit.

The beverage giant posted Q2 EPS of $0.97, topping estimates by four cents, as a 5 percent global volume gain and currency tailwinds drove a higher full-year earnings forecast.

The world's largest EV battery maker launched a share repurchase program after reporting robust first-half earnings, backed by 37 percent global market share.

U.S. stock index futures climbed after a halt in U.S.-Iran hostilities redirected investor attention to the Federal Reserve's policy meeting and major tech earnings.

Strip out Nvidia's contribution and the S&P 500's projected second-quarter earnings growth drops from 9 percent to 3 percent—a structural imbalance the data makes hard to dismiss.

Corporate results continue to beat expectations, but major indices show muted or negative performance as investors pick winners stock by stock.

Cybertruck ramp-up, margin pressure and rising competition put Tesla's August production report at the center of every bull-bear debate on TSLA.

HP Inc. shares fell after mixed first-quarter results, with Wall Street divided on whether AI PC demand and cash returns justify a higher multiple.

The staffing firm reported mixed Q2 results and issued weak guidance, signaling a slowdown in corporate hiring demand.

Musk's dismissal of SpaceX integration on Tesla's earnings call puts the focus back on EV delivery numbers, FSD progress and energy storage growth.

Jim Cramer called this earnings season a 'ball of confusion,' but Nvidia and Microsoft offer the clearest AI-driven growth stories in a directionless market.

Wall Street expects $1.60 EPS and 3.2% comparable sales growth, down from 4.7% last quarter, when the retailer reports May 21

Hub Group reported mixed third-quarter results but management's firm guidance for intermodal volume growth in 2027 sets a clear path for share appreciation

Integer Holdings reported first-quarter revenue of $420 million, exceeding analyst forecasts by five percent as strong demand for cardiac and neuromodulation devices drove results

Honda Motor shares climbed despite reporting its first operating loss in nearly seven decades as investors backed the company's electric vehicle transition plans

The firm cited sustained corporate earnings growth and expanding profit margins as key drivers for its revised 2026 outlook

Voice AI firm reports $0.18 per-share loss, missing estimates, as integration expenses from recent deals weigh on margins

Cloud monitoring firm's strong quarter signals enterprise commitment to observability tools amid accelerating digital transformation

Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta and Tesla generated most index earnings growth, creating concentration risk for diversified portfolios

An Italian banking giant's robust first-quarter results and lifted full-year guidance underscore a powerful recovery narrative for the global financial sector, suggesting U.S. bank stocks are poised for significant re-evaluation.

Robust quarterly results from Berkshire Hathaway underscore a surprisingly resilient U.S. economy, compelling the fixed income market to recalibrate its expectations for Federal Reserve policy easing.

AT&T's latest earnings confirm its fiber strategy is yielding robust subscriber growth and improved financials, signaling a significant re-evaluation for the telecom giant.

Co-founder Reed Hastings' departure and disappointing guidance signal deeper challenges for the streaming giant, warranting immediate re-evaluation from investors.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. delivered a robust first-quarter earnings beat, driven by insatiable demand for artificial intelligence hardware, signaling powerful tailwinds for key U.S. technology giants.