Autodesk forecast second-quarter profit on Thursday below Wall Street expectations, sending the AutoCAD software maker’s shares down nearly 4 percent in extended trading. The company’s forecast overshadowed a beat on both first-quarter revenue and profit. Autodesk forecast second-quarter adjusted profit between 13 cents and 16 cents per share. Analysts on average were expecting a profit

Victoria’s Secret is looking broken, according to one analyst, following the earnings report by lingerie retailer’s parent company L Brands. Shares of L Brands, which also owns Bath & Body Works, initially sold off Thursday after the company slashed its full-year profit outlook. However, as the retailer discussed during a call with the financial community

Best Buy, the No.1 U.S. consumer electronics retailer, posted a forecast-beating jump in quarterly comparable sales and earnings on Thursday, but online sales growth decelerated and shares dipped in pre-market trading. Best Buy’s sales at established stores rose 7.1 percent in the first quarter ended May 5, handily beating analysts’ average expectation for a 2.9-percent

Christopher Dilts | Bloomberg | Getty Images Customers exit a Ralph Lauren Corp. store in downtown Chicago, Illinois. Ralph Lauren on Wednesday reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit, as the luxury apparel maker’s move to pull products off department store shelves and sell more products at full-price boosted margins. The company’s shares rose 3 percent in

Getty Images People walk by the newly opened Nordstrom menÕs store, the companyÕs first-ever Manhattan location in midtown at 57th and Broadway on April 12, 2018 in New York City. Nordstrom’s recent earnings sell-off presents a compelling buying opportunity, according to Deutsche Bank, which upgraded the stock to a buy rating and called the drop

Tiffany’s first-quarter results beat analysts’ estimates on Wednesday, with strong sales of its high-end jewelry in the Americas and Asia-Pacific regions helping the company raise its annual sales and profit forecasts. Shares spiked more than 17 in early trading Wednesday, pushing the stock to its best level since 2001. The stock has gained 6.3 percent

Source: Hewlett Packard Enterprise New server racks in the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Executive Briefing Center feature the new branding. Hewlett Packard Enterprise reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit and raised its full-year earnings forecast on Tuesday, helped by higher demand for its servers, storage and networking equipment. The company, created in 2015 from the breakup of

Sergio Flores | Bloomberg | Getty Images A man walks outside an AutoZone store in Albuquerque, New Mexico. AutoZone shares dropped 9.5 percent on Tuesday, erasing a sharp gain from earlier in the day, after worries of rising costs for the company were raised during its quarterly earnings call. During the call, CEO William Rhodes

Home Depot reported Tuesday first-quarter earnings that beat analysts’ expectations, but missed on the top line, dragged down rocky spring weather that hit its gardening business. Spring is the season when many shoppers buy gardening supplies and start home renovations, making it a key quarter for home improvement retailers. “This clearly is a garden story

Nissan is forecasting a third straight year of lower operating profits on expectations a stronger yen and higher raw material prices would outweigh a rise in global vehicle sales to a record high. Japan’s second-biggest automaker expects operating profit to ease 6 percent to 540 billion yen ($4.93 billion) in the year to March 2019,

Taiwan’s Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics maker and supplier to Apple, posted a 14.5 percent fall in first-quarter net profit on Monday, lagging estimates despite a strong quarter for the U.S. iPhone maker. Net profit for the first three months of 2018 for the company known formally as Hon Hai Precision Industry reached $24.08

The world’s largest steelmaker ArcelorMittal said the outlook for 2018 had improved after a sharp pick-up in steel prices and increased iron ore shipments helped it deliver higher-than-expected first-quarter earnings on Friday. The group did not give a specific forecast for its own prospects but repeated that it saw 2018 global apparent steel consumption, which

Thomson Reuters on Friday reported slightly higher-than-expected first-quarter sales and earnings, and forecast low-single-digit growth in 2018 revenue in its remaining business. The news and information company announced earlier this year that it is selling a majority stake of its financial & risk unit to private-equity firm Blackstone. Thomson Reuters reported quarterly revenue of $1.38

Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress said that the company expects cryptocurrency-related revenue to fall 65 percent to about $100 million in the next quarter. Retail prices for Nvidia’s gaming chips surged earlier this year as miners snapped up chips, a development Nvidia addressed by releasing mining-specific chips. “While supply was tight earlier in the quarter,

Dropbox stock fluctuated and then gradually fell after it reported better-than-expected first quarter results in its first earnings report as a public company on Thursday. Earnings: Excluding certain items, 8 cents per share vs. 5 cents per share as expected by analysts, according to Thomson Reuters. Revenue: $316.3 million vs. $309.2 million as expected by

His sentiments echoed those of Match CEO Mandy Ginsberg who told investors on a Wednesday morning conference call Match isn’t worried about Facebook encroaching on the business. According to Ginsberg, people don’t want to mix their online dating life with the friends-and-family-first Facebook. In his note to investors, Levin came across as cautious, but resolved

Twenty-First Century Fox said Wednesday its cable business posted its “highest earnings ever” in the fiscal third quarter. Executive chairmen Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch said in a statement that double-digit growth in domestic affiliate revenue helped drive strength in its cable division. Fox’s cable unit reported revenue of $4.42 billion, topping a StreetAccount consensus estimate

Shares of Roku popped in extended trading Wednesday after the company reported better-than-expected first-quarter financial results. The stock price was up about 1.5 percent when the report was released after the bell, following a pre-earnings rally of nearly 9 percent in the regular trading session. Here’s what Roku reported: Loss per share: 7 cents, excluding

Roku on Wednesday afternoon releases its third quarterly earnings statement as a public company, and the options market is implying it expects something unique: relatively little. Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative strategy at Susquehanna, told CNBC’s “Trading Nation” that shares of the streaming technology company, which have plunged 36 percent this year, are expected to

Despite cost cuts and record-high global sales, Toyota expects operating profit of 2.3 trillion yen for the year to March 2019 — better than analysts’ estimates but 4.2 percent lower than a year ago due to a firmer yen rate of around 105 to the dollar, versus 111 yen in the previous year. A firmer

The Walt Disney Company on Tuesday said that the success of Marvel’s “Black Panther” helped drive 21 percent year-over-year revenue growth for its studio entertainment business. Disney’s studios saw $2.45 billion in revenue for the quarter. That figure bested Wall Street expectations for $2.19 billion in revenue, according to a StreetAccount consensus estimate. In the

Hain Celestial’s stock hit a more than five-year low Tuesday after it lowered earnings expectations for the year. The Terra-chip maker adjusted its earnings forecast to exclude the protein business it is currently selling. The revised fiscal 2018 forecast calls for earnings of between $1.11 and $1.18 per share, down from $1.64 to $1.75 per

Caterpillar may have tainted the entire earnings season for industrial companies with one line, according to CNBC’s Jim Cramer, and now the company is trying to walk it back. Caterpillar’s management on Tuesday sought to clarify last month’s now-infamous “high-water mark” comment — made by CFO Bradley Halverson on the heavy equipment maker’s first-quarter earnings

Valeant Pharmaceuticals on Tuesday decided to take the name of its best performing optical products unit as part of a turnaround plan and raised its 2018 revenue forecast. Valeant will become Bausch Health Companies from July as Chief Executive Officer Joseph Papa works to restore investor confidence after several investigations into the company’s accounting and

A stronger-than-expected first-quarter earnings beat and an updated full-year outlook sent Shake Shack shares soaring on Friday. The results help ease fears that the company’s aggressive expansion plans would hurt sales at its existing stores. The company expects to add 32 to 35 U.S. company-owned stores this year. The burger joint, which reported its earnings

Apparel and footwear company VF Corp. on Friday reported first-quarter revenue that topped Wall Street estimates, on demand for Vans shoes and North Face apparel as well as higher online sales. VF has ramped up efforts in reshaping its portfolio and elevating its most powerful brands like Vans sneakers, Wrangler jeans, and Timberland boots. Revenue

Alibaba reported better than expected topline results on Friday, driven by strong sales in its commerce and cloud computing units, even as margins were squeezed by a flurry of investments. The company’s March-quarter revenue grew 61 percent to 61.9 billion yuan ($9.73 billion) from a year earlier, beating analyst estimates of a 53 percent increase.

Newell Brands said on Friday it would sell its plastics packaging unit Waddington Group for $2.3 billion, and added more brands to a divestiture plan aimed at streamlining its operations and cutting costs. The sale of Waddington, which makes disposable cutlery and drinkware, is the first major divestiture after activist investors Starboard Value and Carl

Harry How | Getty Images Morgan Wade competes to a gold in the GoPro BMX Big Air final during X Games Los Angeles at the Irwindale Event Center on August 2, 2013, in California. “Our recent increase in marketing is beginning to have a positive impact on sell-through,” Chief Executive Officer and Chairman Nicholas Woodman

“The recapture of our prior listeners is a very, very important factor for us,” Chief Executive Roger Lynch told Reuters in an interview. “March was the first time in 18 months where we increased the recapture of lapsed listeners.” For paid users, Pandora’s revenue per user jumped to $6.30, up nearly a third from $4.76