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Tiffany & Co. reported a larger-than-expected quarterly profit as the upscale jeweler contained costs and benefited from stronger sales in Asia and Europe, sending its shares up 7.5 percent.

The latest economic data, as well as hardships in the banking sector, suggest that it is time investors shifted to a more prudent approach when it comes to stocks, and look for quality, BlackRock Vice Chairman Robert Doll told CNBC Wednesday.

Deere & Co, the world's largest maker of tractors and harvesters, reported a quarterly net loss on Wednesday on weak equipment sales and a series of one-time charges.

Toyota Motor Corp. will replace gas pedals on 3.8 million recalled vehicles in the United States to address problems with sudden acceleration or the pedal becoming stuck in the floor mat, The Associated Press has learned.

Starbucks Corp sees China as its next major market after the United States as a taste for coffee and robust consumer spending fuel sales in the world's most populous nation, its China chairman said on Wednesday.

What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Wednesday, Nov. 25.

TiVo announced a quarterly loss that matched analysts' forecasts, but its sales topped expectations.

U.S. food makers H.J. Heinz and Hormel Foods Corp said they expect sales to rise in the coming months as consumers stick to more frugal habits such as eating meals at home instead of going out.

JP Morgan kept its overweight rating on CNBC parent General Electric and said it expects GE Capital losses to be cut, Reuters reported Tuesday.

Micro-blogging site Twitter is interested in making more acquisitions as it continues to grow in popularity, co-founder Biz Stone said on Tuesday.

What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Tuesday, Nov. 24.

Analog Devices reported a quarterly profit that fell from a year ago but topped Wall Street's expectations, sending shares higher in extended trading.

Hewlett-Packard said a strong performance in China and improved profit margins in its services business helped drive quarterly earnings 14 percent higher.

Tyson Foods posted higher-than-expected quarterly results on Monday on strength in its beef, pork and prepared foods businesses, which it expects to continue in its new fiscal year.