Earnings Preview

Nike stock is at its lowest close since October 2014 amid investor skepticism around whether the company can effectively turn its business around.

Oklo says it is targeting the commercial production of nuclear power by 2028 at the latest.

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The S&P 500 is designed to represent the largest and most liquid companies. Campbell’s is now among the smallest companies in the index.

Fiscal second-quarter results topped analyst estimates for both profit and revenue. Sustained growth in comparable-store sales suggests the retailer is successfully shaking off last year’s slump.

The media company raised its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery by a dollar a share, challenging Netflix to raise its own offer.

The market has punished fast-casual restaurants that have seen slower growth.

Nvidia’s earnings are good for some stocks but not all of them.

Earnings were higher than expected.

Workday stock was down over 50% during the past year, while the S&P 500 index rose by 15%.

Deere reports better-than-expected fiscal first-quarter earnings and raises fiscal-year guidance.

Walmart’s revenue rises 5.6% year over year to $190.7 billion, slightly better than consensus estimates calling for $190.5 billion

The graphic design software stock was one of 2025’s hottest IPOs. But the shares have plunged since then.

The company suspends plans to divide into two independent companies and issues a dim 2026 forecast.

For the full year, Zillow foresees revenue growth in the mid-teens, with rentals revenue rising about 30% from the year prior. 

The soda giant reports better-than-expected earnings but revenue is short of estimates.

The world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin is regarded primarily as an investment vehicle.

Shares are at record highs even as analysts trim profit forecasts, putting pressure on Exxon to show how it will deliver long-term growth.

Investors have been focused on the company’s power-generation business amid a boom in AI data center construction.

Lockheed jumps on strong 2026 guidance and a new missile deal with the Defense Department.

The home builder reports weaker profit than analysts were expecting, although revenue tops Wall Street estimates.

For the December quarter, IBM reported earnings per share of $4.52, compared with the consensus call for $4.31 among Wall Street analysts tracked by FactSet

The coffee chain posted positive year-over-year growth in its North American comparable sales.

The company’s investment banking unit benefited from an improved environment for dealmaking.

UPS reported fourth-quarter earnings per share of $2.38 from sales of $24.5 billion. Wall Street was looking for EPS of $2.20 from sales of $24 billion.