Earnings Report

Time Warner Cable posted a 6.4% rise in 2Q profits, but the No. 2 U.S. cable operator’s revenue missed estimates.

Sprint posted a wider-than-feared 2Q loss due to the shutdown of its Nextel business and a bigger-than-expected drop in contract subscribers.

Microsoft Corp said it was changing the way it reported financial results to reflect its emphasis on cloud and mobile businesses.

Applied Materials reported a 9.9% rise in quarterly revenue as chipmakers spent more on technology used to make smartphones and memory chips.

Microsoft reported a $3.2 billion quarterly net loss, hurt by charges related to its Nokia phone business and job cuts, and weak demand for its Windows operating system.

Intel Corp. said its second-quarter profit fell 3.2%, the latest fallout from a personal-computer slump that is hurting much of the chip sector. But the company also projected far better revenue and margins than analysts had expected for the third quarter, sending shares up 7.8% to $32 in after-hours trading.

The world's largest seed giant agreed to pay $930 million to acquire The Climate Corp. and revealed a quarterly loss of $249 million.

The online media group reported a rise in first-quarter revenue as revenue display ads increased 8% to $140 million.

Adobe Systems Inc. on Thursday said profit more than doubled in its fourth quarter, driven by lower restructuring charges and higher digital-media revenue.

Shares of Cisco dropped around 2% after hours, however, as the company revised its second-quarter outlook.

 The technology giant posted its 14th straight quarter of year-to-year revenue declines.

Adobe Systems Inc. on Tuesday gave an outlook for its coming fiscal year that was lower than Wall Street expected, pummeling the company's shares.

Red Hat Inc, the world's largest commercial distributor of the Linux operating system, reported a 13% rise in quarterly revenue, helped by higher demand for open-source software and cloud offerings.

Photoshop maker Adobe Systems Inc's quarterly revenue and profit beat estimates, helped by better-than-expected net subscriptions to its Creative Cloud software suite.

Oracle Corp. said revenue fell a disappointing 5% in the May quarter, hurt in part by the stronger dollar and even though the software maker continued to see growth in its cloud-based products.

Salesforce.com Inc, the subject of takeover speculation for the past few weeks, raised its revenue forecast for the full year, after the cloud software company reported a profit for the first time in seven quarters.

Autodesk Inc, which makes computer-aided design software, reported a 32.5 percent fall in quarterly profit, hurt by an increase in operating expenses and cost of revenue.

Applied Materials Inc's quarterly revenue and profit beat market estimates due to increased demand for its chip equipment spares, consulting services and gear used to make display screens.

The world's largest retailer of video game products said sales rose 19% in the third quarter, driven by robust sales of Grand Theft Auto V.

EA posted an adjusted 4Q profit of 55 cents a share, missing estimates by two cents, however adjusted revenues rose just above Wall Street expectations.