#quarterly-earnings

#quarterly-earnings

International Business Machines Corp. ( NYSE: IBM) announced terrible quarterly results. Revenue rose only 9% to $16.3 billion. Earnings did rise to $1.87 from ($0.36), but it took a charge in the year-ago quarter that affected earnings. A better way to look at the numbers is operating (non-GAAP) pretax income from continuing operations, which was $3.0 billion, up from $2.5 billion in the same period of last year.

At the end of this month, they'll want to see early evidence that projected holiday sales are materializing. Positive noises on the next quarterly call would buy Hill more space and time, while negative or neutral signals will reduce his room for movement. It'll be a crucial test for the apparel brand, one its leaders might wish they could postpone.

This week, tech companies are spending amounts of money that stretch the limits of the imagination, with significant investments in AI leading the charge.

ServiceNow had a fantastic quarterly beat on all fronts. With AI catalysts in place, the stock has what it takes to break out in the second half.

Baidu's quarterly revenue increased by 3%, reflecting a modest rebound in China's advertising market, with first-quarter earnings reaching 32.45 billion yuan, surpassing forecasts.

Pfizer's stocks have struggled in 2025, down 23% from their yearly high, despite exceeding EPS expectations but falling short in revenue due to COVID product sales decline.

Apple's quarterly earnings reflect a robust revenue increase of 5%, totaling $95.4 billion, despite facing significant legal challenges and AI development setbacks.