CNBC Earnings

Chevron's aggressive cost-cutting measures helped boost results as the pandemic hammers the oil giant.

CEO Patrik Frisk cited higher demand for the athletic apparel maker's products during the coronavirus pandemic, especially in North America.

Big Tech's third-quarter earnings showed that digital ad revenue came roaring back in recent months.

Amazon reported earnings after the bell Thursday. Here are the results.

Facebook’s third quarter results are out — here are the numbers

Starbucks' global same-store sales fell 9% in its fiscal fourth quarter.

Investors and analysts didn't get a hint at how Apple is projecting the sales performance of the iPhone 12, which went on sale in October.

Twitter's earnings report comes one day after CEO Jack Dorsey testified in front of the Senate Commerce Committee.

Comcast's third-quarter earnings beat analyst estimates on the top and bottom lines.

Pinterest's boost from a rebound in advertising likely signals positive things for its tech peers that also have major advertising businesses.

We are now halfway through a spectacular third-quarter earnings season, but the market has shrugged.

Yum Brands reported that quarterly revenue rose 8%, fueled by Taco Bell's return to positive same-store sales growth.

Coach owner Tapestry reported quarterly results that topped estimates, driven by triple-digit e-commerce growth and a rebound in China.

Remdesivir generated $873 million in sales during the third quarter, mostly in the U.S., the company said.

Ford blew away Wall Street expectations as well as the company's forecast earnings for the third quarter on stronger-than-expected demand during the coronavirus pandemic.

Pinterest's stock price soared as much as 30% after hours on Wednesday as the company posted strong revenue and user growth in its third-quarter earnings.

Boeing reported another rough quarter as it faces weak jetliner demand, the continued grounding of its 737 Max and the coronavirus pandemic

Here are GE's results for the third quarter of 2020.

Bed Bath & Beyond, ahead of its annual meeting with investors Wednesday, laid out a three-year road map and offered fresh financial targets.

Microsoft beat across the board but fell short on revenue guidance as it predicted enduring challenges on selling Windows for business use.