Caterpillar earnings after adjusting for a big write-down in China topped analysts' estimates. The company expects earnings to improve later this year, but the outlook shows it isn't banking on it.
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.
Doug Oberhelman, Caterpillar chairman & CEO, breaks down Caterpillar's fourth quarter numbers, and discusses his company's outlook amid political and global uncertainty.
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.
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.
Thomas Falk, Kimberly-Clark chairman & CEO, breaks down the household products makers fourth quarter earnings, and discusses growth opportunities in China, and commodity headwinds.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.