CNBC Earnings

Adobe paid a $1 billion termination fee to fast-growing startup Figma after regulators pushed back on the two companies combining.

Shares of German property giant Vonovia fell over 7% on Friday, shining a light on a deepening real estate crisis in Europe's largest economy.

Dick's Sporting Goods said its holiday quarter was the strongest sales period in the company's history, leading it to raise its dividend by 10%.

Shares of Zara owner Inditex rose to an all-time high Wednesday after the company announced its full-year 2023 results.

Adidas on Wednesday warned of a sales decline in its overstocked North American market in 2024, as the German sportswear brand continues to sell off its Yeezy inventory.

Porsche on Tuesday warned that profitability will decline this year as it launches new models amid tough economic conditions, but hiked its dividend.

Toymaker Lego on Tuesday released its full-year 2023 results, saying it's revenue grew by 2% throughout the year, in line with expectations.

Oracle beat on the bottom line in its latest earnings report, though revenue came in a bit light of expectations.

The German truck maker posted better-than-expected pretax earnings of 5.5 billion euros for 2023, up 39% on the previous year's 4 billion.

E-commerce sales grew 18.4% in the quarter compared with the year earlier.

Sales at Gap's largest banner Old Navy have been down for more than a year but that trend reversed on Thursday when the retailer reported a 6% jump in revenue.

American Eagle unveiled a new strategy to boost profitable growth over the next three years by focusing on building out its brands and optimizing operations.

Shares of Hugo Boss plunged 13% Thursday, after the company warned that it may fail to meet its 2025 sales target.

"The day the customer is going to be a robot, maybe AI will replace the humans," Daniel Julien told CNBC.

Shares of Hims & Hers Health popped Tuesday after the company reported better-than-expected quarterly results.

Foot Locker reported earnings as CEO Mary Dillon leads the legacy retailer through an ambitious turnaround. But some analysts say it has gone too slowly.

Abercrombie & Fitch has been on a rollercoaster of growth over the last year and Wall Street will be keen to see if it can sustain the momentum.

The department store retailer said revenue for the year ahead will range from a 2% decline to a 1% gain compared with the previous year.

CrowdStrike shares surged after the company reported a strong beat and issued better-than-expected guidance for the upcoming quarter and full year.

Target grew profits even as sales stagnated, and said it plans to launch a new membership program.