The toy maker is investing in its retail and digital businesses to "create a strong foundation from which to grow in the long term."
The luxury jeweler lost six selling days in its fourth-largest market during the second quarter because of pro-democracy protests.
“We definitely saw significant impact on our business in China as it relates to what's going on with the trade war right now."
Same-store sales improved in the second quarter but profit was hit by heavy markdowns to clear unsold merchandise.
“What’s sapping investor confidence ... is the absence of a clear path to grow revenue and cut costs,” an analyst says.
“We are trying to drive profitable growth, not growth at all costs," CFO Brian Roberts says.
The results from the Fox movie studio were “well below” what Disney hoped for “when we made the acquisition,” CEO Bob Iger says.
Lower prices due to abundant supply helped drive Exxon's natural-gas profits down by about half.
“Our results demonstrate the earnings power of our full-size truck franchise, with more upside to come," CEO Mary Barra says.
CEO Larry Culp hails Jamie Miller's "many contributions to GE’s significant transformation" but says it was time for a CFO change.
The company's stock fell sharply after it reported mixed Q2 results and announced it will sell 3.25 million shares in a secondary offering.
“We’re delivering strong growth," CFO Ruth Porat says after Google's parent reports a 19% increase in revenue to $38.9 billion.
