Campbell Soup executives say the food company faced challenges trying to meet the spike in demand from shoppers during COVID-19.
Investors are hoping the fast food giant is making the best of a challenging environment, even as Covid-19 has kept many restaurants closed.
Once the key growth engines for the S&P 500 Index, megacap technology stocks are slated to enter this earnings season with diminished stature: profits are expected to fall by the most in at least three years. <meta name=
A day after Microsoft reported fourth-quarter financial results far below what Wall Street analysts had expected, the company’s stock price plunged 11.4 percent — the biggest single-day drop since January...
The camp is split in two. Doubters and believers stand off on whether Big Blue can escape the IT slowdown unscathed.
The stock market hit a speed bump last week as stampeding bulls crossed Wall Street, then crossed back, trying to figure out just where the economy was heading.
Jefferies analyst Philippe Houchois raised his price target on the maker of electric vehicles from $300 to $400 a share and maintained his Buy rating on the stock.
Shares of Nike have come under pressure this year as the sports apparel giant dealt with global supply chain challenges.
Shares of crafty e-commerce site Etsy Inc. fell Monday after an analyst said there is a bigger-than-expected risk for fraud on the site and downgraded the stock to Underperform. Shares fell nearly 9 percent in afternoon trading.
EBay shares plunge toward a near two-year low Friday, after PayPal’s earnings report suggests slowing gross merchandise volume growth at its former parent,...
JPMorgan analysts think Amazon’s revenue will grow during the remainder of 2019 after a string of quarters with record profits.
Well-received earnings from Taiwan Semiconductor generated a halo effect on other semiconductor stocks.
After strong first-half gains, fashion stocks face a muddier outlook for the rest of the year.
HP Inc. shares fall as analysts express concern that previously strong PC sales may have peaked, and that the ongoing semiconductor shortage may hurt ...
Tesla Inc. is benefitting from hopes that it is nimbler than its Detroit peers to weather the economic destruction ignited by the novel coronavirus.
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. shares fall as soft console chip sales overshadow data-center sales and while more than half the analysts covering the highflying...
The analysts covering Shake Shack Inc. (NYSE:SHAK) delivered a dose of negativity to shareholders today, by making a...
Major U.S. stock indexes on Friday ended a volatile week on a modestly high note, boosted by Nike's well-received quarterly report, with the S&P 500 tallying its best first half of the year since 2013.
Stocks of the major banks have been mixed in 2022 thus far as expense view and Fed moves cloud the sector.
Japan's stock market fell sharply as benchmark Nikkei index drops to its lowest level in nearly two years, deepening fears that Japan's feeble economic recovery might be losing ground (S)
Last week, you might have seen that RHI Magnesita N.V. ( LON:RHIM ) released its interim result to the market. The...
Snap and other social media companies are facing a relentless slowdown in advertising revenue at a time when competition from other platforms, such as TikTok, is increasing.
The annual results for PETRONAS Gas Berhad ( KLSE:PETGAS ) were released last week, making it a good time to revisit...
BofA analysts on Tuesday said rival Mattel had the upper hand over Hasbro this year
Alphabet Inc. is spending like crazy, but growing like crazy too, and that’s good enough reason for investors to stick with the tech giant, some analysts say.
NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Investors will get their first detailed look at how Wall Street handled this summer's bond rout next week when Bear Stearns reports...
Acomo ( AMS:ACOMO ) Full Year 2022 Results Key Financial Results Revenue: €1.42b (up 13% from FY 2021). Net income...
Netflix Inc.'s crackdown on passwords and its new ad-supported service highlight its first earnings report without founder Reed Hastings as chief executive.
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Investors seem to be ignoring falling earnings estimates / One analyst fears April could be a repeat of January If stock prices are supposed to predict the future, why are they going up when earnings estimates are coming down? Since the beginning of April, the Standard & Poor's 500 index is up almost 7 percent, yet earnings estimates for the second, third and fourth quarters have come down for almost every sector, in some cases precipitously. When the month began, analysts thought compani
For Corporate America, it’s the season of low expectations. Companies have been scaling back their earnings forecasts for weeks as part of a quarterly cat-and-mouse game with financial analysts. It’s not OK just to report a strong second-quarter profit — they also need to beat analysts’ forecasts. And companies are eager to do just that. Earnings season gets started Monday, when aluminum giant Alcoa Inc. reports results after the stock market close. Wall Street analysts now predict that
It looks as if third-quarter corporate earnings will be the best since the beginning of 1995. Unfortunately, that may be as good as it gets.
Wall Street edged higher on Tuesday as investors cheered solid earnings for a range of big companies.
Investors who hoped U.S. corporate earnings could dig stocks out of their deep hole may find themselves sorely disappointed.
Wall Street analysts expect profits for S&P 500 companies to decline 1.7 percent this quarter, a reversal from a forecast of a 3.3 percent increase.
Top executives are talking about slowing growth and slashing their guidance, but that doesn't mean stocks are headed for trouble.
Shares of companies that topped analyst earnings expectations are faring better than they did last quarter, a sign the economic and policy backdrop for stocks looks brighter than only a few weeks ago.
Profit reports have been surprisingly strong compared to analyst expectations. Or at least they aren't as bad as feared.
Investors have a very good picture of how companies' profits shaped up during the third quarter. It's just that some were much prettier than others. There are 10 companies in the Standard & Poor's 500,
Nearly one-fifth of companies on the S&P 500 index expect to fall short of Wall Street estimates in what promises to be one of the most negative earnings seasons in a decade.
There will be no delay insetting up a European agency that could order the restructuringor closure of any euro zone bank as work will pick up afterGerman elections, the head of euro zone finance ministers JeroenDijsselbloem said on Saturday.
Stocks fell on Wednesday, erasing earlier gains, as strong earnings from technology bellwether Cisco weren't enough to offset investor anxiety over U.
Second-quarter earnings season should be a strong one for U.S. companies, but investors hoping for blowouts on the order of recent quarters may end up disappointed.
The revised expectations from the most popular sector come against a generally dismal backdrop for corporate profits.
The prolonged boom in American corporate profits, which has far outpaced the gains in the broader economy since the end of the last recession, is faltering. The NYT reports
U.S. corporate earnings should top forecasts again in the first quarter, but the extent of the stock market's rally means investors are expecting a lot from companies.
Even in a tough economy, increasing profits can be easy: Just cut costs enough and the bottom line keeps improving. But companies can only do that for so long.
Corporate earnings show little sign of being able to prop up a rally.
It's earnings season.
Stocks declined on Friday, snapping four straight days of gains after disappointing quarterly results from bellwether companies like General Electric and Bank of America .
The world's biggest construction and mining equipment maker reported a 25 percent jump in quarterly revenue on Tuesday.
Many more U.S. companies expect profits to trail estimates than to exceed them.
Disappointing earnings from the tech sector triggered a second day of selling on Wall Street Wednesday as investors also kept a watchful eye on a massive tumble in Japan's market and rising oil prices.
Earnings growth cooled in the second quarter as companies struggled with disruptions from Japan’s earthquake and higher costs, according to analysts polled ahead of Monday’s unofficial start to the reporting season.
Banks will hog the spotlight in the first big week for this quarter's earnings period as investors attempt to discern whether the surprising improvement in earnings in the first quarter continued through the second quarter of the year.
U.S. chief executive officers are more pessimistic about corporate earnings than any time since the financial crisis, according to research from Bespoke Investment Group LLC.
Investors will get an early preview on whether corporate America backs a rosier economic picture as key players in the S&P 500’s two largest sectors — tech and financials — report quarterly results this week.
Earlier this week, Standard & Poor’s announced that it expects corporate profit growth in the U.S. to continue to slow over the next two quarters, with the largest drag coming from the consumer discretionary and utilities sectors. S&P estimates that second-quarter operating...
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Outside of news of a potential buyout, 2017 was short on good news for Mattel shareholders.
* Nikkei ends down 0.31 pct
Apple's quarterly results proved to analysts that the iPhone maker's stock is the place to hide when a recession hits.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (GT), the largest U.S. tiremaker, Friday said it would report a third-quarter profit, reversing a year-earlier loss, on higher prices for its products and stronger sales.
After selling off earlier in the week, the department store bounced back on a rally in the retail sector.
Textron Inc (TXT.N), the world's largest maker of business aircraft, reported a 34 percent fall in quarterly profit as deliveries fell by more than half at its Cessna unit.
Wall Street was poised for a higher open on Monday after the worst weekly drop for the S&P 500 this year as retail sales in March and Citigroup earnings topped expectations.
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Stocks look set for another cautious session Thursday, with central bank policy and the economy in the spotlight.
Shares of Tesla Motors rallied after it reported its first-ever quarterly profit. Green Mountain, Groupon and News Corp. also rose after reporting results.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. should be a dominant force during the all-important holiday season, but instead it has tallied terrible results. Its same-store sales fell for the first time in a decade in November and it is forecasting anemic growth this month as well.
A humorous look at the companies that caught our eye, for better or worse, this week
NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Biotechnology stocks moved higher for the third straight session Friday, with shares of Avant Immunotherapeutics among the standouts...
Find out how three stocks in very different sectors all posted solid gains.
/PRNewswire/ -- StormGeo, a leading global provider of advanced weather intelligence and decision support services, is expanding its support of hospitals,...
Stocks staged a broad rally on Friday as after better-than-expected economic data boosted optimism and sent investors out to snap up shares battered by last week's rout.
Retail sales in the U.S. probably declined in May for the first time in a year as slower employment and subdued wage gains damped demand for automobiles, economists said before reports this week.
Latin American equity markets close mixed, with Brazilian stocks up after recapturing advances that came in the wake of a bigger-than-expected interest-rate cut.
Halting development of Learjet 85 highlights the extent to which the company needs to avoid stretching resources, allowing the manufacturer to focus on the gamble of C Series
/PRNewswire/ -- Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation (NYSE: COG) ("Cabot" or the "Company") today provided an operational update on the heels of the in-service of the...
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Britain’s vote to leave the EU may have cooled its property market. But elsewhere in Europe, things are heating up fast.
Rising oil prices and a depreciation in the koruna are exerting upside pressure on prices.
Despite Rob Atkinson's claims, progressives do not believe that pro-growth and equitable income distribution are at odds.
In the coming Year of the Taper, its the fiscal version that will really bite.
Shares of EMC Corp. were upgraded to outperform by an analyst who said the company was poised to continue getting a lift from strong demand for data storage systems.
April's retail data may be showing a problem for US growth in 2014.
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The $2.4 trillion world fashion industry is poised to rebound in 2017 from one of its toughest years on record, according to a new report published Friday.
Total returns won\'t reach 2016\'s levels, but rates will remain low, which means bond prices will hold their value.
Tech stocks are seeing more selling this week, but fund manager Brian Arcese is standing by Microsoft, calling it a "solid long-term defensive holding."
CIT Group is a finance solutions provider whose value will depend on a broad recovery in the U.S. economy, increasing leasing demand for commercial aircraft and rail car units as well as the integration of acquisition targets.
AT&T stock has fared pretty well over the last year remaining roughly flat, compared to the S&P 500 which fell by about 17% over the same period.
Its tilt to consumption-led growth is good news for India and the global economy
The construction, retail and hospitality sectors are among the hardest hit, Government figures show.
Slovenian police went on strike on Monday demanding a wage hike of about 15 percent, the first of a wave of public sector walk-outs this week piling pressure on the government.
After a more than seven-year mire, China stocks may finally be on the cusp of a long-term bull run, shrugging off an economic slowdown, analysts said.
Barnes & Noble, Vector Group, and Las Vegas Sands offer retirees big yields with little long-term security.
More people were declared insolvent over the past three months, official figures showed today.
Latin America is an interesting place to dive into what might be coming for startups. Why? Because dollar funding has now fallen for three consecutive quarters in the region.
In economics, the term pork cycle, hog cycle, or cattle cycle
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