Earnings Report

Volkswagen confirmed its outlook for the full year and reported a sharp rise in first-quarter profit despite the ongoing fallout from its emissions-cheating scandal.

Humana Inc. (HUM) on Wednesday reported first-quarter earnings of $1.12 billion.

Humana Inc. (HUM) on Wednesday reported first-quarter earnings of $1.12 billion.

Orbotech Ltd. reported a dip in first-quarter profit on lower revenue and higher costs.

Match Group Inc. (MTCH) on Tuesday reported first-quarter net income of $20.1 million.

Sprint Corp. (S) on Wednesday reported a loss of $283 million in its fiscal fourth quarter.

Reynolds American Inc. (RAI) on Wednesday reported first-quarter earnings of $780 million.

Reynolds American Inc. (RAI) on Wednesday reported first-quarter earnings of $780 million.

Yum Brands reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit, boosted by strong demand at its Taco Bell restaurants.

Yum Brands reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit, boosted by strong demand at its Taco Bell restaurants.

Time Warner, which is being bought by AT&T, reported a 17.3 percent rise in profit, helped by movie releases.

Time Warner, which is being bought by AT&T, reported a 17.3 percent rise in profit, helped by movie releases.

German automaker Volkswagen is reporting that first-quarter profit jumped 44 percent as the company works past its scandal over diesel cars rigged to cheat on emissions tests.

U.S. stock indexes are little changed Tuesday morning as weak auto sales drag down car makers even as other companies report strong earnings.

Etsy Inc. is replacing its CEO and cutting jobs as it faces pressure from shareholders upset with its lackluster profits and anemic stock performance.

Etsy Inc. is replacing its CEO and cutting jobs as it faces pressure from shareholders upset with its lackluster profits and anemic stock performance.

Wall Street edged higher on Tuesday as gains for the tech and industrial sectors countered weakness in auto and energy stocks and investors digested a heavy day of earnings reports.

Wall Street edged higher on Tuesday as gains for the tech and industrial sectors countered weakness in auto and energy stocks and investors digested a heavy day of earnings reports.

Pfizer beat Wall Street expectations for first-quarter profit thanks to reduced spending on operations and legal costs, along with strong sales of key new drugs and longtime blockbuster pain treatment Lyrica.