Earnings Report

Yum Brands' sales at established restaurants in China accelerated faster than Wall Street expected in the first quarter as the company pursues a spinoff of that business, its top profit-driver.

Toymaker Mattel Inc reported a smaller-than-expected drop in quarterly net sales, as strong demand for its Hot Wheels and Fisher-Price toys helped offset the loss of a lucrative Disney license.

U.S. satellite TV provider Dish Network reported quarterly revenue below analysts' estimates as it lost more subscribers than expected in its core pay-TV business.

Dow component Coca-Cola reported an adjusted 1Q profit of $0.45 per share, topping the estimate for $0.44. Revenue for the beverage giant came in at $10.28 billion, matching the Wall Street estimate.

Intel said it would cut 11% of its workforce, as it refocuses on making microchips that power data centers and Internet-connected devices and away from the declining personal computer industry it helped found.

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There isn't a bat icon on the hood of the three-wheeled Slingshot, but Polaris Industries is still hoping for it to power sales higher.

Intel Corp said it would cut 12,000 jobs globally, or 11 percent of its workforce, as the company moves away from its traditional business of selling chips used in personal computers.

As investors digest the implications of Netflix first-quarter results, here's a look at some critical quotes from the earnings call.

Harley-Davidson reported better earnings than expected for the first quarter, saying sales trends are improving amid the launch of new motorcycles and a broad marketing drive.

UnitedHealth Group Inc Chief Executive Officer Steven Hemsley said on Tuesday that the company would largely exit the Obamacare exchange market in 2017, following through on a warning he had given late last year that costs appeared to be unsustainable.

Health insurer UnitedHealth Group raised its expectations for 2016 profit, in part because of a more favorable tax rate that also helped it beat Wall Street expectations for the first quarter.

Goldman Sachs' profit slumped for the fourth straight quarter as market volatility hit the company's bond trading and investment banking businesses.

Johnson & Johnson, the maker of Band-Aids and Tylenol, reported higher-than-expected quarterly earnings on Tuesday and nudged up its 2016 sales and earnings forecasts.

The vdeo-streaming service forecast U.S. subscribers additions for the current quarter that fell short of analysts expectation, in part due to price increases for its service.

International Business Machines Corp reported a 4.6 percent fall in quarterly revenue, hurt by a strong dollar and muted IT spending amid global economic uncertainty.

Intuitive Surgical's Xi operating system has generated a lot of buzz during he past two years.

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