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Adobe earnings beat expectations but the company's forecast was to either meet or miss in the current quarter. Still, one analyst said the guidance "continues to be pretty impressive."
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David Cote, Chairman & CEO of Honeywell International, weighs in on his company's better-than-expected earnings and provides an outlook on the remainder of the year.
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Doug Oberhelman, Caterpillar chairman & CEO, breaks down Caterpillar's fourth quarter numbers, and discusses his company's outlook amid political and global uncertainty.
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Joel Tiss, managing director of BMO Capital Markets, tells CNBC why Caterpillar's issue with accounting irregularities shouldn't affect the company much in the long term.
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Household products giant Procter & Gamble reported quarterly earnings and revenue on Thursday that beat analysts' expectations.
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Honeywell posted earnings and revenue a shade above expectations.
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Kimberly-Clark posted a better-than-expected rise in adjusted quarterly profit on Friday, as the Kleenex tissue maker cut some costs and stepped up a marketing push.
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Thomas Falk, Kimberly-Clark chairman & CEO, breaks down the household products makers fourth quarter earnings, and discusses growth opportunities in China, and commodity headwinds.
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The software giant reported quarterly earnings that were a penny higher than Wall Street's forecasts but revenue fell short despite a lift from its latest version of Windows.
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Jon Moeller, Procter & Gamble CFO, breaks down the company's second quarter beat of $1.22 earnings per share vs. $1.11 estimates on revenues of $22.175 billion vs. $21.906 billion estimates.
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John DiFucci, JPMorgan analyst, breaks down the tech titan's quarterly results. Earnings came in at $0.76 per share, a penny higher than expected, while revenues rose to $21.46 billion.
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AT&T earnings missed by a penny but revenue growth was faster than expected, helped by strong sales of smartphones like Apple's iPhone.
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Starbucks reported quarterly earnings that met analysts' expectations but revenue was slightly lower than anticipated. In after-hours trading, the stock initially slipped then turned higher.
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The tech giant reported earnings that edged past Wall Street's estimates but its revenue fell slightly short of forecasts during the crucial holiday quarter.
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Diversified technology company 3M reported fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday that broadly met analysts'expectations.
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Netflix surprised the market with an unexpected profit. Its revenue and outlook also topped forecasts. Shares jumped more than 25 percent after-hours.
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Ben Reitzes, Barclays analyst, provides a preview of the tech giant's quarterly numbers and discusses whether Apple is ready to step up its web services.
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Apple earnings will give investors two things to watch: iPhone sales and gross margins, Toni Sacconaghi of Sanford Bernstein says.
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Upscale leather-goods maker and retailer Coach reported holiday quarter revenue below Wall Street forecasts amid a tough economy and stiff competition.
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R.J. Hottovy, Morningstar senior restaurant analyst, reviews McDonald's fourth quarter numbers, and explains why the company is focusing on its "dollar menu."
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Starbucks' caffeinated performance is expected to continue when the coffee giant reports earnings Thursday.
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