1,293 Companies Report This Week: Marriott and Berkshire Lead the Way

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on July 31, 2026.

Earnings on deck — Aug 3–7
1293 companies 522 before open 771 after close

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.

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.

Mentioned: MAR, CNH, CNA, KRYS