CNBC Earnings

Boeing reported another rough quarter as it faces weak jetliner demand, the continued grounding of its 737 Max and the coronavirus pandemic

Here are GE's results for the third quarter of 2020.

Bed Bath & Beyond, ahead of its annual meeting with investors Wednesday, laid out a three-year road map and offered fresh financial targets.

Microsoft beat across the board but fell short on revenue guidance as it predicted enduring challenges on selling Windows for business use.

Restaurant Brands International reported that its quarterly revenue fell 8%, dragged down by slower sales at Tim Hortons and Burger King.

Caterpillar's adjusted earnings per share of $1.34 on revenue of $9.9 billion in the quarter beat analyst expectations.

3M reported third-quarter results that beat analyst expectations on the back of strong personal-safety and health equipment sales.

Corporate profits are performing at a record pace relative to expectations, but investors so far seem unimpressed.

The pandemic fueled growth in Intel's PC business, but data center spending fell off in the quarter.

Despite its biggest loss ever, Southwest Airlines was able to cut its cash burn.

American Airlines posted another quarterly loss as coronavirus hit summer travel demand.

Coca-Cola reported a 6% decline in organic sales for its third quarter.

Elon Musk's carmaker reported net income of $331 million on revenue of $8.77 billion in the third quarter.

Shares of Chipotle, which has a market value of $38 billion, have risen 62% so far this year.

It's the first report since longtime Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos was promoted to co-CEO.

Snap Chief Business Officer Jeremi Gorman said that brand advertising is showing momentum, and that advertisers want a platform that shares their values.

Snap's stock price soared more than 22% after hours on Tuesday as the company posted an unexpected, adjusted profit along with positive user and revenue growth in its third-quarter earnings.

International expansion has been a key focus for Netflix with Asia in particular seen as a critical region by management.

A recent study found that executives on earnings calls are increasingly avoiding using negative words and trying to sound more upbeat.

Procter & Gamble now expects sales growth of 3% to 4% during fiscal 2021, up from its prior forecast of 1% to 3%.