CNBC Earnings

Target outpaced earnings expectations, but revenue fell short because of weak sales of toys, electronics and home goods over the holidays.

Kohl's reported earnings and net sales that beat analysts' expectations for its fiscal fourth quarter.

Canada-based pot firm Tilray reported a bigger quarterly loss on Monday, hurt by an impairment charge related to its assets and higher costs, as oversupply and other challenges weigh on the Canadian marijuana market.

Hyatt Hotels said on Monday it was withdrawing its 2020 earnings outlook, as the coronavirus outbreak spreads across the globe hurting travel demand.

Visa warned on Monday that its second-quarter revenue growth would be slower than its previous forecast, becoming the latest payments services provider to be affected by the coronavirus outbreak.

Wayfair's stock tanked Friday morning, after the online furniture retailer said its losses widened during the holiday quarter.

Drugmaker Mylan said on Thursday it expects the coronavirus outbreak to impact its financial results and warned of drug shortages in case of continued spread of the virus, sending shares of the company down 3.6%.

Beyond Meat's fourth-quarter revenue tripled, but shares tumbled in extended trading after the company reported a loss.

Goldman Sachs revised its earnings estimate for the year to $165 per share, representing 0% growth in 2020.

Over the holidays, Best Buy offered next-day delivery on thousands of items with no minimum purchase or membership required.

J.C. Penney's fourth-quarter earnings topped analysts' expectations, despite steep sales declines during the holiday season.

PayPal reduced its first quarter revenue guidance by a percentage point.

Anheuser-Busch InBev forecast a 10% decline in its first-quarter profit after a weaker-than-expected finish to 2019, as the world's largest beer maker expects the coronavirus outbreak to dent its earnings.

Box forecast first-quarter revenue above Street estimates, betting on high demand for its online software products that allow companies to manage and store content, sending its shares up nearly 9% in extended trading.

Square beat market expectation for quarterly profit on Wednesday, as the payments processor earned more from its subscription and services business, especially from Cash App.

Hotel operator Marriott International said it expects a roughly $25 million hit to its monthly fee revenue from the fast-spreading coronavirus, as U.S. airline JetBlue Airways said it would drop cancellation fees, even though it doesn't serve markets hit hardest by the outbreak.

The coronavirus had already been a factor in Microsoft's forecast for the More Personal Computing business, which now no longer applies.

Nutanix shares plunged after the company gave a cautious outlook in part because of "the anticipated impact of the coronavirus."

L Brands reported earnings and sales for the holiday quarter that topped analysts' expectations, as it prepares to take its Victoria's Secret lingerie business private.

Lowe's, which is undergoing a turnaround led by CEO Marvin Ellison, missed expectations for same-store sales and revenue.