CNBC Earnings

GM lost $194 million in the fourth quarter mostly due to the 40-day autoworkers strike against the company.

Michael Kors owner Capri Holdings cut its forecasts on Wednesday as it warned of a $100 million hit to revenue due to the coronavirus outbreak in China.

Merck on Wednesday announced plans to spin off nearly 90 products into a new publicly traded company.

Nike said it's closed half of its stores in China, saying the outbreak will have a "material impact" on its operations across the country.

GlaxoSmithKline on Wednesday reported quarterly profit that fell short of analysts' expectations because of pricing pressure, mainly hitting its respiratory drugs.

Diabetes drug maker Novo Nordisk said on Wednesday it expects its business to grow at a slower pace in 2020 compared to last year with insulin prices in the U.S. likely to remain under pressure.

Ford shares plunged during after-hours trading Tuesday after releasing disappointing earnings guidance for 2020.

Nearly a fifth of Chipotle's sales during its fourth quarter came from digital orders.

Snap reported revenue of $561 million, missing analysts expectations of $563 million.

The company said Disney+ now has 26.5 million subscribers, but it didn't update its guidance for the service.

Royal Caribbean Cruises warned of more canceled cruises in its fourth-quarter earnings call Tuesday and said it expects to take an earnings hit of 25 cents per share after canceling eight cruises out of China because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Ralph Lauren Corp inched past holiday-quarter revenue estimates on Tuesday, helped by demand for its winterwear in Europe and North America.

Sony raised its annual profit outlook on strong sales of smartphone image sensors after reporting a smaller-than-expected decline in quarterly profit, but it warned of an impact from the Wuhan coronavirus on its global supply chain.

Alphabet disclosed YouTube and cloud revenue for the first time on Monday, but investors looking for the bottom-line numbers are still out of luck.

Google broke out numbers for YouTube and cloud for the first time Monday.

Google parent company Alphabet got a new CEO during the quarter. This will mark Sundar Pichai's first earnings call as the leader of the entire company.

Columbia Sportswear, AGCO, Cognizant Tech, Paycom Software and Snap-on almost always beat Wall Street's earnings estimates.