Earnings Report

The tech giant reported its fiscal fourth-quarter adjusted earnings per share of $1.96, beating expectations of $1.88. Revenue of $51.50 billion surpassed views for $51.11 billion. 

Apple’s fourth-quarter earnings easily topped Wall Street estimates, helped in part by the release of new iPhone devices at the tail end of the period.

Apple's 3Q profit jumped 12.3%, as the tech giant got a boost from stronger global demand for its iPhone and Mac devices.

Intel's second-quarter earnings jumped 40%, and the chip maker brightened its outlook amid a rebound in PC demand.

Barnes & Noble disclosed plans to split its retail and Nook units into two separate public companies, as the bookseller looks to breathe new life into its e-reader business.

Intel impressed Wall Street by logging a lighter-than-expected 5% dip in first-quarter earnings as rising data center and Internet of things revenue helped offset sluggish PC demand.

Shares of Microsoft rallied after the tech giant scored a big earnings beat thanks in part to a 13% jump in devices and services revenue.

Intel reported worse-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings growth of 4% despite seeing signs of PC “stabilization."

Qualcomm's third-quarter profit rose 18%, as shipments of the company’s chips rose sharply.

T-Mobile reported a much smaller third-quarter loss, as revenue climbed and the wireless carrier continued to add customers.

Nokia narrowed its third-quarter loss amid cost cuts and record Lumia smartphone sales, while shares rallied on an upbeat guidance for NSN.

Nokia sold fewer Lumia handsets than expected in the second quarter, a step back as it struggles to keep up with larger rivals Apple and Samsung. 

BlackBerry’s shares fell another 1% on Monday as three more analysts joined a growing chorus of downgrades following the device-maker’s dismal quarterly earnings.  

Anglo-Swedish drug-maker AstraZeneca PLC reported a 7 percent fall in net profit for the first quarter of 2015, as cheaper copies of one of its best-sellers ate into sales.

After selling its ailing handset unit, Nokia has turned a fourth-quarter net profit of 443 million euros ($502 million) with sales increasing nearly 10 percent, partly buoyed by strong growth in North America.

Pfizer reported better-than-expected third quarter earnings Tuesday as higher sales in emerging markets like China helped offset missing revenue from former blockbuster drugs that have lost patent protection.

Royal Philips NV, the world's largest lighting maker, has reported a 104 million-euro ($132 million) loss for the third quarter, mostly due to a one-off charge after losing a patent infringement lawsuit against Masimo Corp. of the U.S.

Memory chipmaker Micron Technology Inc reported quarterly revenue and profit above estimates, sending its shares up 3.8% in after-hours trading.

Apple's growth prospects are looking brighter as anticipation builds for the upcoming release of the next iPhone, a model that is expected to cater to consumers yearning for a bigger screen.

ARM Holdings was in the midst of a selloff on Tuesday after reporting a fourth-quarter loss, even as the microchip company revealed stronger revenue.