CNBC Earnings

Twitter just reported earnings for the first quarter of 2022, in what could be one of its last public reports after its board agreed to sell to Elon Musk.

Comcast beat on the top and bottom lines, but broadband growth continues to slow.

Merck soundly beat Wall Street estimates for its top and bottom lines, reporting earnings of $2.14 per share on $15.9 billion in revenue.

McDonald's said the suspension of operations in Ukraine and Russia cost $127 million, or 13 cents per share, in the first quarter.

Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei said first quarter revenue fell by nearly 14% from a year ago, while its profit margin more than halved.

Barclays said last month that it had sold $15.2 billion more in U.S. investment products — known as "structured notes" — than it was permitted to.

Qualcomm makes most of its money from selling processors and modems for smartphones and licensing technology for connecting to cellular networks.

Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

Snap reported first-quarter results on Thursday after the bell.

Rivian stock shed about 52% of its market cap during the first quarter, bringing the value of Ford's stake down from $10.6 billion to $5.1 billion.

The company missed analyst expectations slightly on monthly active users.

The manufacturer says it is pausing 777X production and that it doesn't expect deliveries to start until 2025.

Deutsche Bank reported Wednesday its seventh consecutive quarterly profit, but warned that the current environment is "challenging" and "cost pressures have intensified."

Credit Suisse on Wednesday reported a net loss for the first quarter of 2022 and announced a management reshuffle.

Alphabet reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

Microsoft's Azure cloud revenue came in higher than analysts had expected, with the company citing strong demand for consumption-based services.

Chipotle's restaurant operating margins shrank as it paid more for beef, avocados, paper and labor.

GM reaffirmed plans to produce 25% to 30% more vehicles this year than last year.

Warner Bros. Discovery says 2022 will be 'a messy year,' citing 'less favorable starting position' than expected.

Pepsi reported a $193 million impairment charge, after taxes, as it tries to discontinue or reposition some of its juice and dairy brands in Russia.