CNBC Earnings

Lucid said that it now has 30,000 reservations for its Air luxury sedan — and it's raising prices in June.

Sweetgreen sales jumped 67%, fueled by more customer transactions and menu price hikes.

Nikola reported a Q1 loss per share that was narrower than Wall Street expected and confirmed that its fuel cell truck is on track for a 2023 launch.

Wayfair co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Niraj Shah said, despite sliding sales, consumer health remains "relatively strong."

Shopify announced it would buy Deliverr, which provides fulfillment services for online merchants, for $2.1 billion, the largest acquisition in its history.

Shell's bumper earnings echo profits seen across the oil and gas industry, even as many energy majors incur costly write-downs from exiting Russia.

Both of the companies gave disappointing guidance for the current quarter, sending their stocks sharply lower in extended trading.

The largest residential solar company in the U.S. raised guidance for Q2 as soaring commodity prices make solar power more attractive.

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CVS Health beat expectations for earnings and raised its guidance for the year, as it saw demand for prescriptions and more, as demand for Covid testing fell.

Uber expects to keep drivers without "significant incremental incentive investments."

Moderna's first-quarter vaccine sales more than tripled over the same period last year, when it reported $1.7 billion in sales.

Taco Bell was the only chain in Yum's portfolio to report better-than-expected same-store sales growth.

It's Howard Schultz's first earnings report since taking back the top job at Starbucks in early April.

AMD reported first-quarter earnings after the bell on Tuesday, beating analyst estimates for earnings and revenue.

The company has struggled with driver supply and demand imbalances throughout the pandemic, leading to higher costs or long wait times.

Airbnb said it's seen substantial growth in bookings despite pandemic concerns, "macroeconomic headwinds" and the war in Ukraine.

Pfizer said it sold $13.2 billion of its Covid vaccine and $1.5 billion of its antiviral treatment Paxlovid.

Restaurant Brands International reported results that beat expectations, fueled by strong same-store sales growth from Burger King's overseas restaurants.

BP announced a further $2.5 billion in share buybacks as it reported its highest first-quarter profit in more than a decade.