CNBC Earnings

Bath & Body Works saw year-over-year declines in sales and profits in its fiscal first quarter, but its stock surged after it raised its guidance for the year.

The discounter's report comes after Home Depot and Target posted weaker sales trends.

Alibaba announced plans to spin off its cloud division as a separate, publicly-traded company. The e-commerce titan's quarterly revenues missed expectations.

Target's comparable sales were flat as consumers bought more necessities, and the retailer said it expects more sluggishness in the current quarter.

Tencent reported its fastest quarterly revenue growth in more than a year as the company saw a big rebound in payment volumes, ad sales, and gaming.

The home improvement retailer said customers are taking on smaller projects and skipping big-ticket purchases, such as patio sets and grills.

Vodafone said it would cut 11,000 jobs over three years, out of a total headcount of just over 100,000.

The Swedish EV maker said its net loss narrowed dramatically compared with a year ago.

Disney is also in the process of laying off thousands of employees under CEO Bob Iger's restructuring plan.

Shares of Unity pop on revenue beat, rosy forecast

Twilio is gaining customers, but some users are opting not to increase their spending because of economic fears.

Airbnb drops 10% after earnings report offers cautious outlook for the second quarter.

Rivian has been working to reduce its spending over the last several months in a bid to conserve cash.

Rocket Lab's revenue increased slightly in the first quarter, but losses grew as well, as the spacecraft and launch company added a NASA contract.

Virgin Galactic is aiming to fly its first spaceflight in nearly two years later this month.

CEO Henrik Fisker told CNBC that the company expects regulatory approval to begin deliveries of the Ocean in the U.S. before the end of May.

Nikola produced 63 battery-electric trucks and delivered 31 to dealers in the quarter. Its dealers sold 33 trucks to end customers during the period.

Novavax still reported bleak first-quarter earnings and revenue that missed Wall Street's estimates.

Fox reported a $54 million net loss for the quarter due to costs related to its settlement with Dominion Voting Systems.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp said the company expects to remain profitable "each quarter through the end of the year."