Earnings Report

Facebook is taking pre-orders for Oculus Rift computer bundles in hopes of attracting devout gamers.

Whirlpool forecast 2016 earnings largely below Wall Street estimates, and said unit shipments in Brazil would fall by 10 percent this year.

Best Buy's fiscal second-quarter results handily beat analysts' estimates as shoppers picked up major appliances, large screen televisions and mobile phones.

Stratasys' second-quarter adjusted profit and revenue beat analysts' estimates, but the maker of 3-D printers cautioned on slower industry growth and withdrew its full-year outlook.

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE JPMorgan Chase & Co., down $2.03 to $56.81 The bank reported a 7 percent drop in fourth-quarter profit partly because of legal expenses, falling short of expectations.

Airlines halt flights to Israel, and Amazon is bringing 'Fire' to your fingers.

The world’s largest technology-services company reported its lowest quarterly revenue in five years as it grapples with falling demand in hardware and faces challenges in growing markets like China.

Sony Corp. has reported a threefold increase in profits for the quarter ended June 30.

Sony Corp. is forecasting a profit of 20 billion yen ($170 million) for the year that ends in March and doesn't expect the hack at Sony Pictures to hurt its finances overall.

Sony reported a surprise eightfold jump in quarterly profit as sales got a perk from a cheap yen and its bottom line was helped by gains from buildings and its stake in a video-game maker.

LG Display Co. says its earnings for the April-June quarter more than doubled thanks to improved demand for ultra-high-definition TVs.

Texas Instruments beat the Street on Monday with a 20% decline in 3Q profits, but the chip maker’s 4Q outlook for spooked shareholders.

Best Buy posted a higher quarterly profit Tuesday -- sending shares rallying -- as lower costs help offset lackluster sales at the tech retailer. 

Hit by slumping PC sales, Dell disclosed a 72% dive in 2Q profits, but the tumble wasn't as bad as Wall Street feared.

Dell moved up its earnings release by five days and reports suggest the struggling PC maker's profits will significantly miss expectations.

Bank earnings take center stage next week -- beginning with Citigroup on Monday -- and investors will learn how the biggest U.S. lenders fared during a rough second quarter.

MasterCard, the operator of the world's second-largest payments network, reported an 11.1 percent rise in quarterly profit as purchase volumes rose.

Property and casualty insurer Travelers' quarterly profit fell 16.6 percent as its underwriting gains declined and the company earned less from its fixed income and energy investments.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc's profit slumped for the third straight quarter as a $5 billion settlement of crisis-era legal claims ate into earnings in a tumultuous three months.

Morgan Stanley reported a fourth-quarter profit, compared with a year-earlier loss, as its legal costs plunged and compensation expenses fell..