CNBC Earnings

JPMorgan Chase's fourth-quarter earnings per share of $3.79 beat the Refinitiv estimate of $2.62.

Wells Fargo's Q4 EPS of 64 cents exceeded Refinitiv's estimate of 60 cents, but revenue of $17.93 billion fell short of the $18.127 billion forecast.

Delta lost a record $12.39 billion in 2020 but is setting its sights on a recovery in 2021 even though it expects more difficult months ahead.

Target must prove it can hold on to market share gains as Americans get vaccinated and feel more comfortable returning to malls.

Lululemon has not offered an outlook for the full year due to the ongoing effects of the Covid pandemic.

Crocs said it expects 2020 sales to grow more than 12% to a record of roughly $1.38 billion, up from a previous range calling for 5% to 7% growth.

Walgreens said its pharmacy sales picked up in the U.S. as it filled more prescriptions, but it continued to have less foot traffic during the Covid pandemic.

L Brands said its same-store sales during the holiday period were up 5%, compared with a 3% drop a year earlier.

Bed Bath & Beyond reported a third-quarter sales decline of 5%, which it said was largely due to its shedding of noncore assets and ongoing store closures.

Nike's earnings and sales topped estimates, driven by triple-digit growth online in North America and strong demand from Chinese consumers.

Darden Restaurants topped analysts' expectations for its quarterly earnings but fell short of estimates for its revenue.

FedEx reported better-than-expected revenue for its most recent quarter but did not provide an earnings forecast for fiscal 2021, citing continued uncertainty.

Oracle's quarterly results exceeded expectations, although smaller parts of its business declined.

Lululemon reported sales of $1.1 billion, up 22% from a year ago, beating analysts' estimates as shoppers frequented its website to buy workout apparel.

Stitch Fix shares soared Monday afternoon, after the company reported a surprise profit and revenue growth of 10% from a year ago.

Snowflake kept up the revenue growth after its debut on the New York Stock Exchange in September.

The coronavirus pandemic has given a number of tech companies, and prominent Silicon Valley figures, an excuse to exit California.

Despite the beat, Salesforce shares moved lower as the acquisition of work communication app Slack had an immediate impact.

For Shake Shack, the coronavirus pandemic provide some opportunities to fuel its long-term expansion, according to CEO Randy Garutti.

Zoom saw revenue growth accelerate again in the most recent quarter. Now the company is expecting a slight slowdown.