Earnings Report

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Wednesday: Weight Watchers International Inc., down $10.20 to $19.37 The weight-loss program operator said it hasn't signed up as many subscribers as it hoped this winter and expects profits to suffer.

WW stock plummeted after the dieting company reported weak results.

The electronics retailer is investing heavily in store improvements and e-commerce to compete with Amazon.

Lowe's swung to a loss in its fourth quarter, weighed down sizeable one-time charges and a lethargic housing market.

Toy maker Lego says its business returned to growth last year, with revenue rising 4 percent over a difficult 2017.

Weight Watchers CEO Mindy Grossman is looking to one of her largest investors for a lifeline.

Home Depot's fourth-quarter profit is short of expectations with rising real estate prices cooling home sales.

Home Depot sees better and warmer days ahead.

The company said it would introduce initiatives to grow margin through efficient management of its inventories and supply chain.

Quarterly net sales rose to $26.49 billion, but missed analysts' expectations of $26.57 billion.

As consumers turn away from soda in favor of healthier beverage options, Coca-Cola has relied on new flavors to boost revenue.

These are some of the highlights from this year’s letter.

Warren Buffett's company recorded a $25 billion loss in the fourth quarter because of a big drop in the paper value of several of its stock investments.

Warren Buffett’s sprawling Berkshire Hathaway released its fourth-quarter earnings on Saturday, .

Technology and energy companies led U.S. stocks modestly higher in early trading Friday, erasing some of the market's losses from a day earlier, as investors weighed a mixed batch of corporate earnings reports.

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Friday: The Kraft Heinz Co., down $13.23 to $34.95