CNBC Earnings

Alphabet reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

Microsoft's Azure cloud revenue came in higher than analysts had expected, with the company citing strong demand for consumption-based services.

Chipotle's restaurant operating margins shrank as it paid more for beef, avocados, paper and labor.

GM reaffirmed plans to produce 25% to 30% more vehicles this year than last year.

Warner Bros. Discovery says 2022 will be 'a messy year,' citing 'less favorable starting position' than expected.

Pepsi reported a $193 million impairment charge, after taxes, as it tries to discontinue or reposition some of its juice and dairy brands in Russia.

The bank said macroeconomic, geopolitical and market factors created a high level of uncertainty in the first three months of the year.

The company largely weathered inflationary challenges during the first quarter and maintained its outlook.

A snarled supply chain has been particularly hard on its Old Navy division, which targets a lower-income consumer.

American expects to fly as much as 94% of its 2019 second-quarter schedule, more than competitors Delta Air Lines and United Airlines.

Revenue growth was driven in part by an increase in the number of cars Tesla delivered, and an increase in average sales prices

United says strong demand and higher fares are allowing the airline to cover its fuel costs.

Consumer goods giant P&G may serve as a bellwether for investors as costs rise and shoppers weigh higher price tags.

IBM sees growth in 2022 after the company spun off its managed-infrastructure services unit.

It's the first time the streamer has reported a subscriber loss in more than a decade.

When asked about halting guidance for J&J's Covid vaccine, CFO Joe Wolk said the shots are not for profit and do not impact the company's bottom line.

Bank of America's moves are in contrast to rival JPMorgan Chase, which disclosed last week that it took a $1.46 billion provision for credit losses.

Goldman seems to have exceeded other Wall Street firms in benefiting from the sudden market upheaval caused by the Ukraine conflict.

Wells Fargo on Thursday reported lower-than-expected first-quarter revenue amid a drop in mortgage lending.

Citigroup topped first-quarter profit and revenue estimates helped by better-than-expected trading results.