Earnings Report

Union Pacific Corp. hauled in 29 percent more second-quarter profit as the railroad handled 4 percent more shipments, but the results might have been better if not for some operational challenges.

The aluminum producer said it had incurred $15 million in costs related to the tariffs.

The online retailer's efforts to revamp its e-commerce platforms failed to impress investors.

The company reported strong results on higher card-member spending and loan growth.

Revenue rose 3.7% from a year earlier to $20 billion, the company's third consecutive quarter of revenue growth.

On a per share basis, the bank earned $1.30, up from 87 cents per share a year ago.

The growth miss stoked concerns on Wall Street that the streaming giant is nearing a saturation point among consumers.

Texas Instruments Chairman Richard Templeton will replace Brian Crutcher as CEO on a permanent basis, the company said.

The airline said its profit is rising despite surging jet fuel costs.

Microsoft reports earnings Thursday and investors will gauge how much its pivot to the cloud contributed to quarterly profit.

The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.

UnitedHealth is reporting second-quarter earnings of $2.92 billion.

Johnson & Johnson is reporting second-quarter earnings of $3.95 billion.

The fifth-largest U.S. bank by assets said net earnings applicable to shareholders rose to $2.35 billion.

The healthcare conglomerate's net earnings rose to $3.95 billion.