Earnings Report

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE Burger King Worldwide Inc., up $5.29 to $32.40 The burger chain is considering a tie-up with Canada's Tim Hortons in a maneuver that could lower its U.S. tax bill substantially.

Atlantic City's 11 casinos saw their gross operating profit increase by nearly 35 percent in the second quarter of this year.

With Atlantic City bracing for mass casino closings in the next few weeks, New Jersey regulators will report on how much money the casinos and their Internet gambling operations won from gamblers in July.

Maryland's lottery and four casinos made $849.2 million for the state in the last fiscal year, a 2.4 percent increase over the previous fiscal year, the agency that oversees gambling in Maryland reported Monday.

MGM Resorts International reported a profit for its second quarter on Tuesday, helped by an IRS audit settlement and a strong showing among its properties on the Las Vegas Strip.

Wynn Resorts Ltd.'s second-quarter earnings increased 57 percent, bolstered by strong results in Las Vegas.

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. (HOT) on Thursday reported profit that climbed by 12 percent in its second quarter, and topped analysts' expectations.

Six Flags Entertainment Corp. (SIX) on Monday reported earnings that climbed by 40 percent in its second quarter.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS) on Wednesday reported profit that rose 27 percent in its second quarter, but earnings missed analysts' expectations.

Yum Brands revealed an adjusted 2Q profit of 56 cents a share, beating estimates by two cents. Sales of $2.9 billion came in close to forecasts.

The restaurant chain operator's sales increased 11%, but profits missed forecasts amid higher costs.

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.