Earnings Report

PepsiCo’s first-quarter earnings beat Wall Street expectations after strong consumer demand for soda and snacks, and as the company raised its prices to combat high inflation.

Subway, the privately-held footlong sandwich chain that has been exploring selling, put out quarterly sales results on Monday that showed year-over-year growth globally and in North America.

LVMH shares hit a record high on Monday, pushing the luxury brands giant above $500 billion in market value and making it the first European company to reach the mark.

Investors will sift through a basket of earnings, including blue chips McDonald's, Verizon and Caterpillar as well as Google and Microsoft. Additionally, the first read on first quarter GDP will be released.

Driven by price hikes, Proctor & Gamble reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings on Friday and lifted its sales forecast. Brands include Tide, Charmin and Pampers.

Tesla's first-quarter revenue saw a year-over-year increase while its profits dropped, prompting its shares to fall about 3.5% after market-close Wednesday.

Revenue from Nasdaq's indexes, which are widely referenced by exchange-traded products and provide the company with licensing fees, fell 9.8% to $110 million.

Investment banks have suffered the most from a downturn in M&A activity as investors shunned risky bets against the backdrop of volatile markets and rapidly rising interest rates.

Netflix's first-quarter results came out Tuesday afternoon. The streaming giant also released a new timeline on its wider effort to curb password sharing.

The banking industry in the U.S. was thrown into turmoil last month as bank failures dented investor confidence, pressuring both stock and bond markets.

A recovery in medical procedures after being weighed down by hospital staffing shortages helped the medical device unit post sales of $7.48 billion, topping estimates of $7.31 billion.

Bank of America's net interest income, which reflects how much money the bank makes from charging interest to customers, rose 25% to $14.4 billion in the quarter.

Charles Schwab gave its spring business update on Monday, showcasing financial strategies used to beat Wall Street’s predictions for first quarter earnings.

Earnings from Tesla, Netflix and a slew of regional banks top the week ahead as well as Apple's big push into India.