Earnings Report

Chevron's third-quarter earnings were down 5.8%, as lower refining margins dampened the company’s downstream profits.

Higher revenue at Madison Square Garden Co.'s sports and media operations helped offset a slowdown at its entertainment arm. 

The drug maker's bottom line exceeded forecasts, but it suffered weaker-than-expected sales due to generic competition. 

The smartphone maker's revenue plunged 49% and it took an inventory charge of $934 million.

The video game retailer revealed impressive second-quarter profits and raised its full-year outlook thanks to early interest in next-generation game consoles. 

Saks disclosed a wider-than-feared second-quarter loss on Monday as the high-end retailer was hit by soft sales growth and higher overhead costs.

Kohl's forecast current-quarter earnings below analysts' estimates after reporting a 4% drop in 2Q profit, but it's more optimistic on the full year. 

The animal theme park was hurt by a 9% drop in attendance and one-time items in the second quarter.

The department store blamed its disappointing results on 'consumers' continuing uncertainty about spending.'

The designer revealed a weaker first-quarter profit and a decline in sales at stores open longer than a year on Wednesday as the retailer cut shipments to certain European customers and Easter’s timing impacted quarterly sales.

Time Warner posted higher second-quarter profits as hit movies like 'The Great Gatsby' helped lift revenue in its film and TV division. 

Shares of SodaStream soared after the company widely surpassed top- and bottom-line expectations in the second quarter. 

Wendy’s reported stronger-than-expected second quarter earnings and an overhaul that involves selling 425 restaurants to franchise operators.

Coca-Cola revealed adjusted 2Q profits of 63 cents a share, matching expectations, but sales dipped below Wall Street's view. 

U.S. fertilizer company Mosaic reported a lower quarterly profit as phosphate and potash prices slipped.

The oil giant raised its quarterly cash dividend by 4.5% Thursday morning to 69 cents a share.

Herbalife revealed quarterly profits that surpassed Wall Street’s expectations. Still, the nutrition company’s shares widely fluctuated in extended trade.

A massive share buyback plan and strong earnings weren’t enough to win back the hearts of investors whose moods have soured on Apple.

Teen apparel retailer Abercrombie & Fitch reported a surprise increase in quarterly sales at established stores due to strong demand for its Hollister branded clothing in the holiday shopping season.

U.S. economists are increasingly split over whether or not the U.S. is headed into a recession.