Earnings Report

President and CEO Natascha Viljoen called 2025 a milestone year for the gold mining company.

The construction company grew both earnings and revenue in the fourth quarter.

Airbus’ guidance for 2026 commercial jet deliveries fell short, unnerving investors.

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

Occidental has benefitted from lower exploration spend and efficiency gains.

The furniture retailer posts better-than-expected sales and adjusted earnings but a debt extinguishment loss eats into profits.

The Swedish buy now, pay later provider, posted its fourth-quarter earnings and issued a conservative outlook for the current quarter.

Omnicom Group reported strong earnings growth after closing its acquisition of Interpublic Group.

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

EPAM Systems reports better-than-expected quarterly results but issues disappointing guidance for 2026.

The car retailer posts weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings even as revenue exceeds analysts’ estimates.

Shares jumped 20% following a $1.2 billion deal with eBay and better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings

DoorDash reported fourth-quarter adjusted earnings of 48 cents a share, compared with analyst estimates of 59 cents a share.

The GPS and wearables maker forecast 2026 earnings and revenue that topped analysts’ expectations.

The payments software provider posted fourth-quarter earnings that narrowly topped estimates, but full-year guidance was strong.

The analog chip maker posts better-than-expected fiscal first-quarter earnings and issues strong guidance for the current second quarter.

Casino operator beats Las Vegas expectations and pushes back on fears tied to prediction markets and soft leisure travel.

Toll Brothers beat earnings estimates, a good omen but its well-heeled clientele means it’s more insulated from high housing costs than the broader market.

Wingstop shares jumped after the fast-casual chain topped profit expectations, even as domestic same-store sales declined and revenue missed forecasts.

Fourth-quarter adjusted earnings of $1.99 a share on revenue of $1.44 billion both beat analysts’ forecasts, according to FactSet.

Palo Alto beat expectations for second-quarter adjusted earnings per share, coming in at $1.03 versus Wall Street expectations of 94 cents, and up from 81 cents last year.

Fourth-quarter earnings were $1.70 a share, down from $2.17 a year earlier.

Management forecast a decline in sales of farming equipment in 2026, while construction sales will be flat. Wall Street had expected growth in both areas.

DTE Energy reports better-than-expected quarterly earnings.

Medtronic says it expects to take a $185 million hit from tariffs in the fiscal year.