CNBC Earnings

Alphabet's Q2 earnings are expected to be hit hard by the effects of the pandemic alongside a maturing digital ad market.

Toyota Motor eked out its smallest quarterly profit in nine years as the coronavirus pandemic halved its car sales and nearly wiped out its bottom line.

The company filled fewer prescriptions during the quarter because of stay-at-home orders, but its health benefits business got a boost as people delayed elective procedures.

Disney took a $3.5 billion hit to its operating income from parks being closed during the quarter.

Moderna said it has begun talks with multiple countries to supply its potential coronavirus vaccine, called mRNA-1273, and has already received about $400 million in deposits as of July 31.

Take-Two Interactive Software raised its fiscal year adjusted sales forecast after beating quarterly estimates on demand for its videogame franchises "Grand Theft Auto" and "NBA 2K" from people stuck at home due to lockdowns.

Insurer AIG posted a 56% fall in quarterly adjusted earnings, spurred partly by higher catastrophe losses and lower private-equity returns.

Clorox is seeing "broad-based strength" in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, CEO Benno Dorer told CNBC.

Clorox beat market estimates for quarterly net sales on Monday, as U.S. households spent more on disinfectant and other cleaning products due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Caterpillar said cost reduction and prioritized spending helped it offset a $1.4 billion decline in dealer inventories.

Exxon said it lost $1.1 billion in the second quarter.

Chevron said Covid-19 "signifiantly reduced demand" in the second quarter.

Under Armour's second-quarter results were better than the retailer was expecting thanks to an e-commerce boost, but the retailer warned pressures from the coronavirus pandemic will continue to pressure results in the second half of the year.

Sales of Merck's blockbuster cancer drug Keytruda helped offset an 8% decline in revenue to $10.87 billion during second quarter from $11.76 billion from a year earlier.

The reopening story may be getting rocky, but one pleasant surprise has been earnings.

GM's loss isn't as bad as Wall Street feared.

Fiat Chrysler lost $1.24 billion (1.1 billion euros) in the second quarter as the coronavirus caused rolling shutdowns at its plants across the globe.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Caterpillar, Merck, Chevron, Under Armour, and more.

The company was profitable, reported less operational losses than expected and has already started repaying credits lines it drew down earlier this year to manage through the coronavirus pandemic.

Facebook has seen an increase in user engagement as a result of the coronavirus, but has also endured an ad boycott that may crimp revenue.