Earnings Report

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.

General Motors logged a 6% decline in its 3Q profit but beat the Street, as one-time costs overshadowed revenue growth.

Chrysler reported a 22% jump in its third-quarter profit amid a surge in U.S. retail sales.

Despite a 22% decline in 3Q profit, Ford beat expectations, raised its full-year outlook on positive expectations for the European auto market.

Harley-Davidson's 3Q net income climbed 21%, as it saw improved demand in the U.S. and logged sales gains across all regions.

The Big Three automaker's 2Q  net income jumped 16% to $507 million, as strong demand for pickup trucks and other vehicles drove revenue higher.

The nation's largest car dealership chain reported a 14% gain in second-quarter earnings to meet Wall Street estimates, as demand for new vehicles continues to climb.

Wall Street applauded the bullish results from Carlyle, driving the Washington, D.C.-based private equity firm’s share price 8% higher in early action.

Symantec is selling its Veritas information management business for $8 billion in cash with plans to funnel proceeds back into its main line of work, cybersecurity, and buy back shares.

Gap Inc. reported stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter results on Thursday as sales continued to improve for Old Navy, its largest brand.

Shares of The AES Corp. rose Thursday after the power company's fourth-quarter profit beat Wall Street expectations and it announced plans to buy back $400 million in stock.

Home Depot is announcing an $18 billion share repurchase program and boosting its quarterly dividend by 26 percent.

The Priceline Group Inc.'s fourth-quarter results topped Wall Street expectations, thanks in part to hotel and car rental reservation growth.

American International Group Inc. on Thursday posted fourth-quarter results that fell short of Wall Street's expectations.

Gilead Sciences Inc. said Tuesday that sales of its newest hepatitis C drug, Harvoni, totaled $2.11 billion in the fourth quarter.

Gannett Co. reported Tuesday that its fourth-quarter revenue jumped on gains in its broadcast and digital businesses, offsetting weakness in its print operations.

NEW YORK (AP) — American International Group Inc. on Monday reported better-than-expected third-quarter profit and announced plans to buy back more shares.

Investing in airlines has long been the butt of jokes, especially when many U.S. carriers traipsed through bankruptcy court in the past decade.

Caterpillar's second-quarter net income rose 4.1 percent even as revenue slipped.