Corporate Performance

Before U.S. markets opened on Thursday, Walmart reported better-than-expected Q3 earnings. They weren't good enough, however.
Cisco Systems Q1 earnings beat low expectations. But it is the company's guidance that punished the stock on Thursday.
Data analytics software maker Alteryx is flying high Tuesday morning after reporting quarterly results that beat consensus estimates.
House-flipper Opendoor is getting a sharp boost Monday morning after dropping 5% on Friday.
Good news from the Labor Department is lifting all three major indexes Friday morning. Here's a look at a couple of winners and losers.
Roku stock has posted the day's biggest gain following an earnings report that included another beat-and-raise on revenue estimates.
Its former CEO was brought back to deal with Disney's troubles, like its underachieving streaming and legacy businesses, but he has run out of options.
IBM was once the premier tech company in the world, but now its market value and market share trail its big tech competition.
Before U.S. markets open on Friday, the country's two largest oil and gas companies will report earnings.
General Motors recently said it would slow manufacturing of its electric pickups, as it struggles to find footing in the EV sector.
Snap's CEO has raised the hopes of shareholders of the poorly run social media company. Will they be disappointed again?
Desperate to find new sources of revenue, Disney has raised prices at its theme parks. Will that drive customers away?
The United Auto Workers (UAW) has struck one of Ford’s most profitable plants, potentially harming the company's future in electric vehicles (EVs).
The federal government will start to give EV buyers as much as $7,500 to make a purchase. That is not good news for Ford.
Burger King will change the way many of its stores look in an effort to “refresh” the brand.