ServiceNow’s top-line revenue target provides limited new insight. The $3.92 billion consensus estimate closely aligns with the company’s prior outlook combined with first-quarter services revenue.
Initial calculations indicate Google Cloud contributed approximately 43% to Alphabet’s revenue growth in the second quarter, while Search accounted for an estimated 44%.
Heading into Thursday’s results, Intel’s sales target is close to being met by Wall Street. The bigger challenge is if its manufacturing facilities are reducing expenses.
Netflix stock slipped ahead of Monday’s open, following a sharp decline after Friday’s earnings results. Investors are weighing if advertising revenue will make up for the slowdown in subscriber increases.
T-Mobile US Inc. approaches earnings week equipped with a new pricing strategy, but customer retention could prove crucial to delivering value. The company started transitioning legacy users to updated plans on July 13.
AT&T Inc. reversed an initial 3.5% rise on Friday. The stock was 1.0% lower at $21.76 in New York trading. The company is scheduled to announce quarterly earnings on Wednesday.
Abbott Laboratories bumped up its 2026 earnings outlook on Thursday after reporting better-than-expected second-quarter results, thanks mostly to cancer tests and heart devices. Shares jumped almost 4% in early trading. The company left its revenue forecast steady, but now has to deliver second-half growth between about 8.6% and 10.5% to hit its target after putting up 4.3% growth in the first half.
NEW YORK, July 12, 2026, 4:33 p.m. EDT — Healthcare stocks head into the week with Johnson & Johnson, UnitedHealth and Abbott set to gauge whether the sector’s reported 9% earnings decline is showing up in results.
American Airlines Group Inc. is on track to resume trading after the U.S. holiday, with investors focused on the fuel relief trade again. The airline is the most responsive to fuel-price drops on earnings compared to its U.S. peers, but the stock also faces the biggest valuation pressures in the group. Nasdaq reported July 3 as closed for Independence Day. Normal trading is 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET, pre-market from 4 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. ET.
U.S. markets were closed Friday for Independence Day. Apple Inc. wrapped the week with Thursday’s close at $308.63, up 4.84%. Reuters said Nikkei Asia reported Apple has plans for five new iPhone models. For the week, Apple rose 8.76%. That compares with a 2.1% gain in the Nasdaq Composite.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. goes into the U.S. holiday weekend with the stock near its late-June high and a fresh $50 billion buyback in force. The New York Stock Exchange listed Friday, July 3, as the Independence Day observed holiday. JPM last traded Thursday. It closed at $334.47, up 0.12%, on 8.42 million shares.
Shares of AeroVironment, Inc. were quoted at $166.40 in premarket trade, up $27.40, or 19.7%, from Monday’s $139.00 close, after the drone and defense-technology company beat fourth-quarter estimates. MarketWatch listed the quote as delayed at 4:05 a.m. EDT.
UiPath, Inc. shares traded higher Monday, but investors looking past the uptick might notice the company still sits below where it bought back stock in Q1. Its annual recurring revenue forecast will put more pressure on results for the second half.
BlackBerry Limited shares fell Wednesday, despite Stifel turning bullish on the name. The drop puts focus back on the stock’s out-of-line analyst split a day ahead of its fiscal Q1 earnings.
American Airlines Group shares traded at $16.14 before the open in New York on Wednesday. Nasdaq is set to start the regular session at 9:30 a.m. EDT. June 24 is listed as a normal trading day for Nasdaq, with the next U.S. market holiday set for July 3, Independence Day observed.
Micron Technology heads into the new week as one of the stock market’s most watched earnings names after a holiday-shortened surge left the memory-chip maker at $1,133.99 a share, up 8.7% in Thursday’s session and about 16% above its June 12 close. U.S. markets were closed Friday for Juneteenth, leaving Thursday’s close as the last regular-session price before trading resumes Monday.
Micron Technology Inc shares traded higher Wednesday, bouncing back along with other chip names. Investors shrugged off Tuesday’s drop in tech and are focused on next week’s earnings, looking for signs of demand for AI memory chips.