Earnings Report

JFrog posted better-than-expected earnings for the third quarter, but there’s even more driving the gains.

Shares of the medical technology company are headed for their largest same-day percentage increase on record.

The online homebuying company reports a wider-than-expected loss in the third quarter.

Take-Two announced that Grand Theft Auto VI would now be released in November 2026, six months later than expected.

Expedia stock was rising after the company said travel demand was strong, and not only for richer customers. 

The energy company beats quarterly revenue expectations but falls short of adjusted earnings forecasts.

The company said sales for the quarter were $1.14 billion, below Wall Street’s estimate for $1.2 billion.

Lucid reported a third-quarter per share loss of $3.31 from sales of $336.6 million. Wall Street was looking for a per-share loss of $2.32 from sales of $350 million.

The quantum-computing company posts $3.7 million in revenue in the third quarter, but its loss in the period swelled.

The manufacturing sector has been going through a historically rough patch.

Solstice reported quarterly Ebitda of $235 million from sales of $969 million, Thursday. Wall Street was looking for $236 million and $964 million, respectively, according to FactSet.

The third-quarter sales and EPS figures aren’t comparable to consensus estimates because the Qnity Electronics spinoff was completed earlier in the week.

The Needham, Mass.-based household goods company has become a consumer favorite

Earnings spooked investors, but a closer look at the figures suggests concerns might be overblown.

The retailer declined to provide guidance in the prior two quarters, citing tariff-related uncertainty.

The delivery company posts better-than-expected results for the third quarter.

The human resources software company meets earnings expectations for the third quarter.

The vaccine company reports better-than-expected quarterly results.

The Amazon Web Services partner is set to exit the year with close to 29% growth, analysts say.

The language-learning platform posts record revenue but guidance disappoints.

Wall Street’s high expectations were weighing on the shares.

The beverage chain brewed up another strong quarter, issuing results showing both rapid expansion and steady sales momentum at its coffee stands.

The company’s revenue jumped by 17% from a year ago.

Studios revenue climbed 24% from a year ago, thanks to the box-office success of films including Superman and Weapons.

Qualcomm reported revenue of $11.27 billion in its latest quarter, surpassing the $10.77 billion consensus estimate.