Earnings Report

Home improvement retailer Lowe's reported lower-than-expected quarterly sales and profit and cut its full-year earnings forecast.

U.S. stocks slipped to their lowest in two weeks on Tuesday after New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley said an interest rate hike in September was possible.

TJX, the operator of off-price retail chains T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, reported a bigger-than-expected increase in quarterly comparable sales as more bargain-hungry shoppers visited its stores.

Home Depot raised its full-year earnings forecast after reporting a 6.6 percent rise in quarterly sales as customers spent more in a strong housing market.

Home Depot raised its full-year earnings forecast after reporting a 6.6 percent rise in quarterly sales as customers spent more in a strong housing market.

Business software maker Oracle Corp reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by strong sales from its cloud services.

Box Inc. said its loss widened in the third quarter as revenue increased but the online-storage company also ramped up its spending on marketing and research and development.

Adobe Systems Inc. reported a higher profit for the second quarter as digital media recurring revenue rose to $2.35 billion and added 639,000 creative cloud subscribers in the latest period.

Box, Inc. (NYSE:BOX), the cloud storage company, was up 12% in after-hours trading, following its better-than-expected first quarter earnings report on Wednesday. The company beat the street on both revenue and earnings per share and raised this year’s guidance.

Microsoft posted a 12% drop in third-quarter earnings, although the software giant topped Wall Street estimates.

Microsoft's latest earnings report shows CEO Satya Nadella is making progress in his push to embrace cloud computing.

The tech behemoth posted 4Q profits that came in shy of estimates, while revenues topped views. Shares bounced between gains and losses after-hours.

Google reported a sharp increase in revenue thanks to growing advertising dollars, but the tech giant's bottom line missed views.

Microsoft’s CEO Satya Nadella could be ready to announce big layoffs as soon as this week.

Oracle reported a 4.2% decline in its fourth-quarter profit, as higher costs overshadowed revenue growth.

Hewlett-Packard lifted its 2Q profit by 18% to match expectations, although revenue continued to decline and the tech giant unveiled plans to eliminate more positions than expected.

Cisco’s 3Qearnings fell 12%, but the maker of network equipment still managed to surpass Wall Street expectations. Cisco CEO on Numbers

The online retail giant's 1Q earnings climbed 32% on stronger-than-expected revenue; Amazon again posted a small profit amid hefty investments in video and other initiatives.

Oracle posted adjusted fiscal 3Q EPS of 68 cents, two cents below Street views. The business software giant reported revenue of $9.31 billion, missing expectations. Shares were down in extended trading.

Adobe beat Wall Street expectations for the first quarter, although earnings slipped 27.8% amid higher expenses and weaker product sales.