Earnings Report

Time Warner, the owner of CNN and Cartoon Network, reported a slightly higher-than-expected 2.5 percent rise in quarterly revenue as subscription revenue rose at its Turner Broadcasting unit and cable channel Home Box Office.

CBS, the owner of the most-watched U.S. TV network, reported a 10 percent rise in quarterly revenue, beating Wall Street estimates, as the U.S. presidential campaign and Super Bowl broadcast boosted spending on advertising.

Etsy reported a quarterly profit for the first time since its April 2015 initial public offering, as growth in users and revenue remained strong.

The decline in GM’s headline sales number is largely the result of a divergent strategy compared to its 'Big Three' brethren.

3D Systems is scheduled to report its first-quarter earnings and host a conference call on May 5 before the market opens.

CVS Health Corp.

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Sprint, the No.4 U.S. wireless carrier, forecast a jump in full-year operating income as it continues to slash costs to offset the heavy discounts it had offered to attract customers.

CVS Health reported an adjusted 1Q profit of $1.18 per share, topping the estimate for $1.16. Revenue for the company came in at $43.22 billion, beating the estimate for $43 billion.

Pfizer reported first-quarter revenue that blew past analysts' average estimate, boosted by sales of its new treatments for cancer and its Hospira acquisition.

Halliburton, the world's No.2 oilfield services provider, reported a higher-than-expected adjusted profit for the first quarter as deep cost cuts helped cushion the impact of a drop in drilling and completion activity.

Prospects for higher dividends at HSBC dimmed on Tuesday after Europe's biggest bank reported a 14 percent drop in quarterly profit and flat capital reserves.

Ferrari expects to make good on a promise to introduce new luxury merchandise in 2017, as the supercar maker continues to seek new business opportunities beyond its iconic cars.

Warren Buffett on Saturday said preliminary first-quarter profit at his Berkshire Hathaway fell about 12 percent, hurt by weaker performance in its railroad and insurance operations.

Amazon.com's shares jumped in early trading on Friday, a day after the company reported profit and revenue that swept away analysts' estimates along with doubts about the online retailer's investment spree.

LinkedIn Corp, the operator of the world's biggest online network for professionals, reported a 35 percent rise in quarterly revenue as demand grew for its hiring services.

The e-commerce giant revealed first-quarter results that topped Wall Street expectations in the first three months of the year, sending shares higher in after-hours action.

Ford reported an adjusted 1Q profit of $0.68 per share, topping the estimate for $0.48. Revenue for the automaker came in at $37.7 billion, also beating the estimate for $35.68 billion.

MasterCard, operator of the world's second-largest payments network, reported a slightly better-than-expected quarterly profit as customers spent more using its cards.

Package delivery company United Parcel Service on Thursday reported a higher quarterly net profit, citing a rise in ecommerce packages in its crucial U.S. domestic business and improved margins on the back of cost cutting.