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GNC shares dropped nearly 30 percent after Thursday on Q1 profit miss, same-store sales declines.
Facebook rose 10 percent after the company crushed analysts' first-quarter expectations, and Wall Street could not be happier.
PayPal posted better-than-expected quarterly results, but that's not what surprised CNBC's Jim Cramer.
Shares of Harman International fell nearly 9 percent Thursday after its earnings fell short of expectations and it lowered guidance for the fiscal year.
Ford Motor reports a 113 percent rise in net income and company records for global and North American operating margins.
Amazon dominates Google's "fairly nascent" cloud business and is making inroads in search, Mizuho's Neil Doshi tells CNBC, ahead of earnings.
Viacom also reported a 2.5 percent drop in revenue, hurt by lower domestic ad revenue and a lack of hit movies at its Paramount film studio.
UPS reported a better-than-expected quarterly net profit on Thursday, boosted by rising U.S. ecommerce as consumers ordered more goods online.
Dunkin' Brands reported a rise in revenue as sales at its Dunkin' Donuts outlets were boosted by demand for coffee-based drinks and breakfast items.
Drugmaker AbbVie said it would buy privately held oncology company Stemcentrx in a deal valued at $5.8 billion in cash and stock.
Facebook crushed analyst estimates for its first quarter and announced a proposal for a new share structure.
Solar panel maker First Solar posted a quarterly profit, helped by higher revenue from the sale of a large California solar power plant.
Apple's stock tumbled as Wall Street analysts showed their displeasure the tech giant's latest quarterly report.
H&R; Block was the biggest laggard in the S&P; 500 Wednesday. It hit a 52-week low to nearly 15 percent following a disappointing tax season.
Chipotle Mexicang Grill shares were lower on Wednesday after the company posted its first ever quarterly loss on Tuesday.
Boston Scientific rose after the firm reported better-than-expected quarterly results.
Twitter's stock fell more than 15 percent after the tech firm posted guidance that disappointed Wall Street.
The company's net revenue fell 16.8 percent to $6.46B in the three months, while analysts on average were expecting a fall to $6.42B.
Comcast reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analysts' expectations on Wednesday.
Dr. Pepper Snapple on Wednesday reported earnings that topped analysts' expectations.
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