U.S. Movers: CVS Health, Seagate Technology, Visa

Visa Inc. reported better-than-expected quarterly results. Seagate Technology reported sharply higher earnings in the latest quarter. CVS Health raised its full-year 2025 guidance.

CVS STX V

U.S. Movers: Amazon.com, Cadence Design, Chegg, F5, NXP Semiconductors

Chegg announced the return of the former chief executive officer as the education company struggles to stem losses. Amazon.com said it plans to eliminate thousands of corporate staff jobs.

AMZN CHGG CDNS FFIV NXPI

U.S. Movers: Alphabet, Ford Motor, Intel, Target

Ford Motor Company reported better-than-expected quarterly results but lowered its annual earnings outlook, citing negative impacts of tariffs and lost sales because of a fire at an aluminum plant. Intel swung to a net income in the third quarter.

GOOG F INTC TGT

U.S. Movers: IBM, Southwest Airlines, Tesla

IBM reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings, but the slowdown in revenue growth in its Red Hat division dragged down its stock. Tesla's vehicle sales and revenue fell short of market expectations.

LUV IBM TSLA

U.S. Movers: Southwest Airlines, Tesla

Southwest Airlines reported better-than-expected quarterly results and forecast record revenue in the current quarter. Tesla's net income dropped nearly 40% after the company slashed prices in the U.S.

TSLA LUV

U.S. Movers: Coca-Cola, Netflix, Western Alliance

Netflix reported a rare earnings miss, and the streaming company cited unexpected tax expense in Brazil. The Coca-Cola Company's third-quarter earnings surpassed expectations, driven by resilient demand for zero-sugar beverages and Fairlife milk.

KO NFLX WAL

U.S. Movers: Coca-Cola Company, Netflix, Western Alliance

Netflix reported mixed quarterly results, and a special tax assessment from Brazil negatively impacted earnings. The Coca-Cola Company said strength in international sales supported organic growth in the third quarter.

KO NFLX WAL

U.S. Movers: HP Enterprise, J B Hunt, United Airlines

Hewlett Packard Enterprise's fiscal year sales outlook disappointed investors. J.B. Hunt's mixed third-quarter results surpassed expectations. United Airlines reported softness on its South American and transatlantic routes.

UAL JBHT HPE

U.S. Movers: Ban k of America, Morgan Stanley, ASML Holding

Bank of America reported better-than-expected quarterly results. Morgan Stanley said in the third quarter the net inflow of assets surged, and investment banking fees rose amid a pickup in merger activities.

ASML BAC MS

U.S. Movers: Bassett Furniture, Costco, Delta Air Lines, PepsiCo

Airlines traded higher after Delta Air Lines reported better-than-expected quarterly results and issued a positive outlook. Costco Wholesale's September U.S. same-store sales rose more than expected. PepsiCo reiterated its muted growth outlook, and its international markets drove overall growth.

BSET COST DAL PEP

U.S. Movers: Micron Technology, AutoZone, MillerKnoll

Micron reported strong quarterly results, and the advanced memory chipmaker guided solid revenue gain in the current quarter. AutoZone said it plans to continue its new store opening pace in the current fiscal year. MillerKnoll reported positive quarterly results.

MU AZO

U.S. Movers: Darden Restaurants, Scholastic

Darden Restaurants reported mixed quarterly results as the parent of Olive Garden battled rising operating costs, retrenching diners, and price pressures. Scholastic Corp. reported a decline in revenue and a wider loss in its latest quarter.

DRI SCHL

U.S. Movers: FactSet, FedEx, Lennar

FedEx reported strong quarterly performance, including increased net income, share repurchases, and a reaffirmed fiscal 2026 outlook. Lennar's third-quarter results reflect market pressures as revenue and profit decline. FactSet reported a sharp jump in earnings in the latest quarter.

FDS FDX LEN

U.S. Movers: Cracker Barrel

Cracker Barrel reported a sharp decline in profit in the latest quarter, and the company estimated same-store sales are likely to remain weak following the recent flap over its logo redesign.

CBRL

U.S. Movers: Dave & Buster's Entertainment, Hain Celestial Group

Dave & Buster’s stock tumbled after the company's quarterly results fell short of market expectations. Hain Celestial’s one-time charge fueled a surge in its quarterly losses.

PLAY HAIN