1,293 Companies Report This Week: Marriott and Berkshire Lead the Way
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1,293 companies report this week, anchored by Marriott on Monday morning as travel demand signals collide with Berkshire Hathaway's broad economic read.
- DEAEasterly Government Properties, Inc.Mon Aug 3Before open
- MARMarriott International Inc.Mon Aug 3Before open
- SRADSportradar Group AGMon Aug 3Before open
- AVAAvista Corp.Mon Aug 3Before open
- CGENCompugen Ltd.Mon Aug 3Before open
- LKNCYLuckin Coffee Inc.Mon Aug 3Before open
- TGTXTG Therapeutics, Inc.Mon Aug 3Before open
- ABTCAmerican Bitcoin Corp.Mon Aug 3Before open
- ALXAlexanders Inc.Mon Aug 3Before open
- BRK.BBerkshire Hathaway, Inc.Mon Aug 3Before open
- KRYSKrystal Biotech, Inc.Mon Aug 3Before open
- LINDLindblad Expeditions Holdings Inc.Mon Aug 3Before open
- BCBPBCB Bancorp Inc.Mon Aug 3Before open
- CNACNA Financial Corp.Mon Aug 3Before open
- CNHCNH Industrial N.V.Mon Aug 3Before open
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The week of August 3 is one of the busiest on the earnings calendar, with 1,293 companies scheduled to report — 522 before the market open and 771 after the close. Monday morning sets the tone immediately, with Marriott International delivering results that will be read as a live gauge of consumer travel spending, while Berkshire Hathaway's wide-ranging business interests make its release one of the most closely watched economic barometers of any reporting season.
Beyond those two headliners, the week's roster covers a wide swath of industries. CNH Industrial brings a read on agricultural and construction equipment demand, CNA Financial offers a window into commercial insurance conditions, and Krystal Biotech adds a biotech lens to the mix. Smaller names like Sportradar, Luckin Coffee, and American Bitcoin round out a slate that spans sports data, China consumer spending, and digital assets.
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With over three-quarters of reporters coming after the close, expect after-hours volatility to be a recurring theme throughout the week. Berkshire's release, still listed as unconfirmed for Monday, is the single data point most likely to shape the broader market narrative — its operating companies touch sectors from insurance and energy to retail and manufacturing, giving investors a rare, diversified snapshot of the economy at a single moment.