Earnings Report

The medical device maker warned of weaker-than-expected quarterly sales amid shrinking medical robot revenue.

The apparel maker revealed a deeper-than-expected quarterly loss amid a 10% sales slump at its namesake brand.

Shares of Take-Two Interactive soared 6% as Wall Street cheers the video-game publisher’s earnings beat.

Shares of LinkedIn slumped nearly 13% Friday despite some analysts raising their price targets, as investors continued to digest its disappointing outlook.

A rebounding economy and big discounts fueled Americans to spend more briskly in stores than expected during the winter holiday shopping season.

Macy's cut its profit outlook after a sales shortfall in its latest quarter, suggesting that shoppers can expect another discount-laden holiday shopping season.

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Coach North American sales fell sharply as it loses share in the handbag business to rivals like Michael Kors and Kate Spade.

Express forecast a weaker-than-expected holiday quarter due to muted Thanksgiving sales and a highly promotional environment.

Express forecast a weaker-than-expected holiday quarter due to muted Thanksgiving sales and a highly promotional environment.

Aeropostale disappointed shareholders with weaker-than-expected quarterly results and warning fourth-quarter results would badly trail forecasts. 

The men's clothing retailer posted a 38% decline in its 2Q earnings amid weaker sales, while a rosier picture helped boost shares Thursday.

Start Your Engines: Automakers posted a strong showing in August, helped by demand for pickup trucks and passenger cars. 

The sporting goods retailer dimmed its full-year outlook amid economic concerns, but for the 2Q, Hibbett recorded a 34% increase in its profit on stronger sales.

The online travel company's results were highlighted by a 38% jump in gross travel bookings.

After seeing its sales accelerate downward, Coldwater Creek said it will explore a possible sale and other strategic alternatives.

Management raised its 2013 earnings projections after reporting a 16% jump in second-quarter profits.

The credit and debit card network saw its shares dip on disappointing first-quarter revenue.

Visa reported a 28% decline in its 4Q earnings amid a tough year-over-year comparison, while revenue was lifted by a surge in credit card transactions.

Tesla beat 3Q views as deliveries accelerated, although the electric car maker sparked a selloff as investors locked in gains and revenue from zero-emission credits slump.