CNBC Earnings

Australia's Qantas announced a record annual profit on Thursday, and announced a share buyback and a multi-billion dollar order for 24 new aircrafts.

Revenue in the second quarter doubled from $6.7 billion a year earlier and increased 88% from the prior period.

CVS is looking to strengthen its foothold in the biosimilars market, which is expected to grow to $100 billion over the next six years.

Peloton's shares plunged 22% after the company posted a wider-than-expected loss and churn that it blamed on its Bike seat recall and seasonality.

Athletic apparel retailer Foot Locker reported another quarterly sales decline and missed revenue expectations as consumers continue to pull back from shoes.

Abercrombie & Fitch has posted strong sales, even as other retailers see a weaker and choosier consumer.

CEO Marvin Ellison told CNBC that shakier consumer confidence is leading to softer discretionary sales.

Macy's topped adjusted earnings and sales estimates, but said revenue fell year over year and reiterated a cautious forecast.

Dick's Sporting Goods says it's grappling with an uptick in retail theft that contributed to a 23% drop in profits, prompting it to slash its full year outlook.

Chinese tech company Baidu reported better-than-expected revenue, up by 15% year-on-year in the second quarter.

While the consumer part of Zoom doesn't look as strong as it once did, the enterprise side looks robust enough for executives to raise their forecast.

Palo Alto's better-than-expected earnings report was a relief to investors who were concerned about potentially bad numbers due to a late Friday announcement

Walmart beat earnings and revenue expectations as it capitalizes on its low-priced reputation with consumers looking for value.

Adyen reported revenue of 739.1 million euros ($804.3 million) in the first half of the year, up by 21% from 2022, but below analyst estimates.

TJX Cos., which runs T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, is seeing big gains in discretionary purchases as cash-strapped consumers look for a deal amid high inflation.

Target cut its full-year forecast even as recession fears fade, as the retailer cited factors like still high prices and the restart of student loan payments.

Tencent on Wednesday reported a surge in profit for the second quarter, but missed expectations.

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing reported a 31% year-on-year rise in net profit for the first six months of the year.

Cava net sales soared 62% to $172.9 million, fueled by new restaurant openings.

Home Depot beat earnings estimates but reiterated its full-year guidance, saying consumers are still wary of big-ticket purchases.