Earnings Report

The IT consulting company meets quarterly earnings expectations and boosts its fiscal-year guidance.

Excluding the bank’s transaction to start issuing the Apple credit card, profit of $5.23 a share topped analysts’ estimates.

The airline had a good fourth quarter but its outlook for 2026 is likely to concern investors.

Wealthfront reported earnings for the first time since the stock made its trading debut in an IPO in December.

Bank of New York Mellon stock edges higher after earnings beat expectations.

While several of Tilray’s businesses are struggling, its cannabis business is driving record revenue.

Neogen beat earnings estimates, raised its full-year revenue outlook, and has now posted back-to-back post-earnings stock spikes.

The data-center operator indicates it could finalize a lease with an unnamed client by the start of the year.

Beer demand improved modestly, but weaker Hispanic spending and a softer consumer backdrop remain key risks.

The nation’s largest egg producer posts better-than-expected fiscal second-quarter earnings.

CoStar Group plans to reduce its net investment in listings site Homes.com by at least $100 million every year until 2030.

Both EPS and sales were higher than expected.

Lamb Weston reported 44 cents in earnings per share, compared with the 25-cents loss a year earlier thanks to restructuring costs.

Cruise stocks have been in choppy waters recently, but Carnival earnings ease those fears.

Demand improvements in North America are offset by weak sales in China.

Winnebago Industries reports better-than-expected earnings and revenue for its fiscal first quarter.

Accenture declines after it reported earnings and revenue ahead of expectations, while confirming its outlook.

The used car retailer posts better-than-expected earnings and revenue but says but it plans to reduce margins on used cars.

Darden Restaurants, which owns Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse, had a big jump in same-restaurant sales growth.

Micron stock is up 175% this year. Investors are pinning their hopes on the chip maker’s outlook.

The company posts better-than-expected earnings and revenue for its fiscal second quarter.

It has been a difficult time for companies in the housing sector as buying costs have remained high and home sales slow.

The electronic parts supplier beats quarterly earnings and revenue estimates and lifts its fiscal-year outlook.

Quanex Building Products swung to a fourth-quarter profit, overshadowing a cautious outlook.

CEO Hock Tan said there was a fifth customer for AI chips that ordered $1 billion of chips for delivery in late 2026.