Earnings Report

Nintendo Co. reported a net profit of 41.8 billion yen ($350 million) for the fiscal year through March, a reversal from deep losses the previous year.

The world's largest burger chain continued to battle a decline in sales during the fourth quarter.

Constellation Brands reported a first-quarter profit that nearly quadrupled, as the company continued to benefit from its Corona deal and stronger beer demand.

Darden Restaurants booked a 35% decline in its fourth-quarter profit amid swelling costs and weakness at Olive Garden.

Priceline's 1Q profit improved 36% on continued growth in international bookings. Shares of the online travel booker slumped in response to a light 2Q outlook.

McMiss: McDonald's, the world's biggest burger chain, revealed quarterly profits and sales that missed Wall Street views.

Darden Restaurants said its third-quarter earnings dropped 18%, as the Olive Garden and Red Lobster parent continued to face weaker sales.

The Olive Garden owner estimated third-quarter profit below analysts' expectations, blaming severe winter weather for lower sales.

Hilton reported a 57% decline in its fourth-quarter earnings, as costs related to its initial public offering overshadowed revenue growth.

Priceline.com's fourth-quarter profit climbed 31%, topping Wall Street estimates amid hotel and airline ticket growth.

Burger King's fourth-quarter profits jumped 37% on lower expenses and demand for new menu items, but sales dropped more than the Street had expected.

Wyndham Worldwide's fourth-quarter profit rose 6.2%, as the hotel operator benefited from growth in its timeshare business.

Yum Brands logged a lighter-than-expected 5% drop in 4Q earnings Monday, but the owner of KFC and Pizza Hut posted sales that trailed forecasts.

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Priceline.com’s third-quarter profit jumped 40%, handily beating the Street amid a significant boost from its international operations. 

Loews saw its profit soar 59% in the third quarter, led by revenue growth at subsidiary CNA Financial.

Burger King reported a better-than-expected 3Q profit as it slashed costs by franchising more outlets and sales grew outside North America.

Olive Garden parent Darden disclosed a deeper-than-feared 37% profit drop, a new cost-cutting plan and the retirement of COO Drew Madsen.

Red Robin raised its outlook, unveiled plans for new stores and reported a 44% increase in profit amid much-improved same-store sales.

The parent of Folgers coffee logged stronger-than-expected profits as input costs shrank.