Earnings Report

More positive news on Gilead's COVID-19 drug remdesivir is juicing stocks.

C.H. Robinson furloughing 7% of workers in U.S. and Canada to mitigate pressures caused by COVID-19.

Tupperware on Wednesday said it generated sales of $375.9 million for the first quarter, down from $487.3 million a year earlier.

Spotify said its data indicate morning routines have changed, and every day looks more like the weekend, with fewer people commuting to work.

Mastercard Inc. President Michael Miebach said contactless transactions increased 40% worldwide in the quarter that ended in March, and he expects those habits to last.

Blue Apron's prospects have brightened since the end of the quarter, with sales rising as people shelter at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Boeing lost $641 million as COVID-19 and the grounding of the 737 MAX aircraft significantly impacted business.

The comparatively small number of companies driving the S&P 500's rally is a worrying sign for investors.

The Boston-based conglomerate earned $6.16 billion, or 72 cents a share, as total revenues fell 8 percent to $20.52 billion.

Adjusted earnings per share came to 57 cents, below the FactSet consensus of 66 cents.

Boeing and Microsoft will report earnings on Wednesday

The Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker said its “mobility” segment – which includes the autonomous vehicle program – operated at a $368 million loss for the quarter.

Google, YouTube and cloud-based services drove Alphabet to a 13 percent revenue gain, the slowest growth the company has seen in more than four years as the coronavirus pandemic spread around the world.

US same-store sales dropped 3 percent as the pandemic limited store operations.

Starbucks, Ford, Google set to report results Tuesday after the bell.

UPS has spent billions of dollars in recent years to upgrade its delivery network with more sortation capacity and automated facilities so that it can handle delivery surges, like during the holiday season.

3M has ramped up production of N95 masks, so-called because they block 95% of very small particles including those containing the virus.

The drugmaker cited fewer in-person meetings with subscribers and restrictions on patient movements due to shelter-in-place policies that weighed on the company's overall sales.

D.R. Horton Inc. said Tuesday that profit and sales rose in the latest quarter, but home orders were slowing and cancellations were growing due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Harley-Davidson reduced its quarterly payout to 2 cents a share from 38 cents.