Earnings Report

CVS Health reported higher profit and revenue in its fourth quarter, as recent acquisitions and strength in its pharmacy-services business continue to drive growth.

Yelp Inc. on Monday said its chief financial officer was leaving as it reported another quarterly loss, driven by higher spending.

Philip Morris International on Thursday reported a steeper-than-expected drop in fourth-quarter revenue even as the cigarette giant benefited from higher pricing across all of its regions.

Credit Suisse reported a hefty loss Thursday as it makes a costly transition away from investment banking toward wealth management, wiping 9% off its share price.

General Motors' fourth-quarter profit surged amid growth in China and booming sales of pickup trucks and sport-utility vehicles in the U.S. .

Merck posted declines in sales and profit as the pharmaceutical giant gave revenue projections below analyst forecasts and earnings expectations on the lower end of them.

The parent company of Internet search giant Google unveiled adjusted earnings per share of $8.67 on revenue excluding traffic acquisition costs of $17.27 billion. The results topped Wall Street expectations.

Canadian yoga-wear retailer Lululemon Athletica reported a 6 percent rise in quarterly net profit, helped by higher same-store sales.

Home builder Lennar continued to log another quarter of double-digit percentage gains in key metrics, pointing to a recovery in the U.S. home market.

Oracle Corp. earnings fell 14% in the third quarter as the currency crunch offset gains generated by its rapidly growing Web-based, on-demand computing business.

Square, the mobile payments company co-founded and run by Twitter Inc Chief Executive Jack Dorsey, reported a 49.2 percent jump in revenue in its first quarterly results since going public in November.

Express reported its fourth-quarter profit rose 34%, buoyed by a strong holiday shopping season, as the retailer issued a solid earnings forecast for the full year.

Urban Outfitters said its earnings fell in the holiday quarter, marking the retailer's second consecutive decline in annual profit.

Staples. swung to a fourth-quarter profit, though its results came in below Wall Street views, as sales declined while the company continues to seeks regulatory approval for its deal to buy rival Office Depot Inc.

Big Lots. increased its profit but posted a surprise revenue decline as the discount retailer had a lower store count and faced seasonal factors in its fourth quarter.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. said its earnings fell 52% as negative currency impacts masked underlying revenue growth.

AutoZone. reported its profit grew 8% and easily topped expectations in its latest quarter as sales climbed and the company continued to rework its distribution process.

Chevron on Friday reported a wider-than-expected loss amid lower oil prices and the stronger dollar.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International filed its overdue annual report on Friday morning, likely resolving the looming danger of debt default for the Canadian company.

ExxonMobil, the largest U.S. oil company, reported its smallest quarterly profit since 1999, a 63% plunge from a year ago, as oil prices remain depressed.