Five percentage points go a long way.
Soaring revenue and income in the second quarter reflected the strength of the payments business and the credit card giant's efforts to capitalize on it.
The wings, beer, and sportscentric dining chain also reduced its full-year guidance.
GM just reported another quarter of adjusted EPS growth -- largely due to the pending sale of its European operations.
The maker of hardware and software platforms for engineering and science saw good bottom-line results.
Despite weaker oil prices in recent months, the oilfield-equipment company is getting more optimistic about its outlook.
In the second quarter, the chip giant ended up surprising itself with strong sales and unexpectedly large profits.
The orthdontic-device maker known for its Invisalign clear aligners shines in the second quarter.
The electronic trading network enjoyed a 7% increase in global trading volume despite a "lackluster market environment."
Solid quarterly results from the spinal-surgery specialist weren't enough to allay investor fears about the future.
The healthcare technology company did what it needed to do in the second quarter.
"Overwatch" has given the game company quite a lift to start the year. Will the momentum continue?
A strong quarter for the technologies segment boosted the bottom line, but tough market conditions led the company to reduce its full-year guidance.
The new Amazon Payments platform will now allow customers to order ahead at participating retailers and pay through their Amazon accounts.
Here's how NVIDIA can hold its innovative lead over the long term.
AstraZeneca's attempts to challenge competitors for dominance in treating non-small lung cancer were dashed today when data from a key trial came up short.
China's online search leader lands at the high end of its top-line guidance for the first quarter, and the stock goes on to hit new 52-week highs.
The shopping-center REIT made several large acquisitions and reiterated its full-year guidance.
The casual-dining chain saw comparable sales fall again as it struggles to overcome the restaurant recession.
"Grand Theft Auto V" has been the driving force behind Take-Two Interactive's market-crushing returns.
What is Twitter hiding? Poor engagement metrics.
The mortgage-software company slashed its previous guidance for the remainder of the year.
CEO Steve Ells’ insistence on only using “locally sourced” ingredients could kill the company.
