CNBC Earnings

The home improvement retailer has reported eye-popping growth during the pandemic.

With back-to-school spending off to a promising start, Target raised its forecast for the year, but shares fell.

Cisco called for 5% to 7% growth in the new fiscal year, after supply constraints cut into sales of data center hardware such as ethernet switches.

The discounter also sharpened its forecast for the year, saying it expects Walmart U.S. same-store sales to increase by 5% to 6%, excluding fuel.

Home Depot's same-store sales came in slightly short of Wall Street estimates, as fewer people visited its shops to buy items for do-it-yourself projects.

Niu said Monday that revenue grew by 46.5% in the second quarter, and forecast it would grow at about the same pace — or better — in the third quarter.

Big retailers get their time to shine as they report earnings this week. The question is whether they can maintain momentum through the rest of 2021.

Airbnb's revenue came in at $1.34 billion, up nearly 300% year over year.

Amid the global chip shortage, the Nio CEO said the firm has been "working closely" with its partners to "improve the overall supply chain production capacity."

Palantir's business has gotten a boost from the pandemic, and it recently extended contracts with government health agencies.

The company beat on subscriber estimates for Disney+, coming in at 116 million.

While the company offered no formal guidance, it did say trading volume will be lower in the third quarter compared with Q2.

Doximity said revenue in the fiscal first quarter climbed to $72.7 million from $36.4 million a year earlier.

Shares of AMC Entertainment rose after the company posted a narrower-than-expected loss during the second quarter.

The conglomerate reported operating earnings of $6.686 billion, up 21% from $5.513 billion a year ago,

Norwegian Cruise Line reported mixed second-quarter results as future bookings remained strong ahead of its first cruise in the U.S. since last year.

Maersk has posted a sharp increase in second-quarter earnings as congestions and bottlenecks continue to drive up shipping rates.

The chairman of Huawei said the Chinese technology company's "aim is to survive" as revenue fell almost 30% in the first half of the year.

Beyond Meat's shares fell in extended trading Thursday after the company reported a wider-than-expected loss for its second quarter.