Stock Movers: Microsoft, Meta, Qualcomm, Carvana

Microsoft delivered solid growth across several business segments, and offered an optimistic outlook. Meta reported strong revenue and earnings growth with a positive outlook. Carvana reported a sharp jump in revenue and earnings in the June quarter.

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Stock Movers: Boeing, Cadence Design, Starbucks, Visa

Cadence Design reported a decline in net income but issued a strong annual outlook. Boeing said consolidated loss shrank after revenue increased in the June quarter. Starbucks set ambitious goals for 2026 despite a sharp fall in net income in the latest quarter. Visa reported positive quarterly results.

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Stock Movers: Tesla, Union Pacific, Intel, Ameriprise, Deckers Brands, Nasdaq

Tesla highlighted regulatory and market challenges in the current quarter as electric vehicle sales plunged for the second quarter in a row. Ameriprise reported better-than-expected quarterly results. Deckers Brands reported strong quarterly results, prompting analysts to lift price targets.

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Stock Movers: Alphabet, Chipotle Mexican Grill, IBM, ServiceNow

Alphabet reported a strong quarterly result driven by Google Cloud and raised its spending outlook for AI and infrastructure. ServiceNow delivered strong quarterly results, driven by solid large customer gains. Chipotle Mexican Grill lowered its same-store sales growth outlook as customers avoid dining out.

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U.S. Movers: Coca-Cola Company, General Motors, Lockheed Martin, Hilton Hotels, Texas Instruments

Coca-Cola lifted its annual outlook, despite the ongoing weakness in the U.S. General Motors retained its annual outlook and estimate of its tariff-related expenses. CoStar Group said new bookings rose sharply from the previous quarter.

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Stock Movers: MSCI, D.R. Horton, Domino's Pizza

MSCI's second quarter results surpassed expectations, driven by higher revenues. D.R. Horton jumped 10% after sales exceeded estimates. Domino’s global same store sales growth was ahead of market expectations.

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Stock Movers: American Express, BlackRock, Netflix

Netflix reported a 48% jump in its earnings in the fiscal second quarter ending in June. BlackRock declared a cash dividend, and assets under management rose to a record high of $12.5 trillion.

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U.S. Movers: GE Aerospace, TSMC

GE Aerospace reported strong second-quarter results but tightened its annual outlook. Taiwan Semiconductor said profit surged 61% to a record high, driven by the AI chip demand.

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Stock Movers: Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley

Goldman Sachs reported a surge in trading revenue because of tariff-linked market volatility. Morgan Stanley increased its dividend and reported a steady inflow of assets in its wealth management unit. Bank of America reiterated its commitment to return more capital to shareholders.

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Stock Movers: Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo reported a 12% rise in net income in the latest quarter and issued a muted annual outlook. Citigroup reported a decline in quarterly earnings. JPMorgan Chase tops earnings estimates amid higher investment banking and trading revenue in the second quarter.

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Stock Movers: Levi Strauss, WD-40, PriceSmart

Levi Strauss reported strong quarterly results, and the apparel and jeans company raised its annual dividend. WD-40 reported a muted increase in sales and earnings and declared a regular quarterly dividend in the June quarter. PriceSmart reported an increase in net income in its latest quarter.

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

Bassett Furniture reported better-than-expected quarterly results and earnings in its latest quarter. Delta Air Lines reported strong quarterly results, and the carrier raised its annual dividend but sharply lowered its annual earnings outlook.

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U.S. Movers: AEHR Test Systems

AEHR Test Systems reported in the latest quarter a decline in revenue, and net income swung to a loss largely because of the acquisition-related charges and stock-based compensation.

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U.S. Movers: Franklin Covey

Franklin Covey swung to a loss in the fiscal third quarter, and the leadership company reiterated its annual outlook.

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U.S. Movers: Constellation Brands, TechTarget, UniFirst

TechTarget said net loss expanded in the first quarter, and the data services provider expects a mid-single-digit revenue decline over the first six months of the year. Constellation Brands reported weak quarterly results. UniFirst reported strong results and reiterated its annual outlook.

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