Earnings Report

Merck is reporting strong profits for the first quarter, but revenue is just shy of what many had expected.

Under Armour is facing brutal competition from Nike Inc and Germany's Adidas AG and Puma in the United States, where the bankruptcies of U.S. sporting goods retailers have also weighed on sales.

Aetna, which is being acquired by CVS Health Inc., is reporting that it swung to a first-quarter profit.

Pfizer is reporting strong first-quarter profits, but revenue is short of Wall Street expectations.

Under Armour Inc. (UAA) on Tuesday reported a loss of $30.2 million in its first quarter.

Tapestry Inc. (TPR) on Tuesday reported fiscal third-quarter profit of $140.3 million.

Net income fell to $736 million, or 27 cents per share, in the first quarter from $1.55 billion, or 56 cents per share, a year earlier.

Aetna posted strong first-quarter earnings and revenue on Tuesday as the Medicare Advantage business of the fifth-largest U.S. health insurance company grew significantly.

The largest U.S. drugmaker said on Tuesday net profit rose to $3.56 billion or 59 cents per share in the first quarter of 2018, from $3.12 billion or 51 cents per share a year earlier.

BP says first-quarter earnings surged 70 percent as the energy company profited from rising oil prices and increased production.

Net income beat forecasts and also topped that of a year ago.

Investors could see sizable chunk of tech giant’s repatriated cash.

Wall Street is in “full panic mode” about iPhone sales data ahead of Tuesday’s earnings report, according to one analyst.

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily on Monday: Andeavor, up $15.94 to $138.32 Marathon Petroleum will buy the refiner and pipeline owner, which used to be called Tesoro, for more than $23 billion.

A burst of corporate deals and strong earnings reports helped push U.S. stock indexes higher in early trading Monday.

The company reported on Monday that comparable U.S. same-store sales rose nearly 3%.

Traffic at McDonald's restaurants was surprisingly strong during the first quarter, pushing the world's biggest burger chain far past Wall Street expectations.

Net income rose to $1.38 billion, or $1.72 per share, from $1.21 billion, or $1.47 per share, a year earlier