Quick Take: This Week in the Market

Here's a rundown of the key earnings reports and economic news for the stock market this week.
By Bret Kenwell ,

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Although last week certainly had some earnings movers, this week is sure to be active, with 30% of the S&P 500 set to report. Providing us with a rundown are TheStreet's Brittany Umar, Lindsay Bell and Andrew Krill.

Although

McDonald's

(MCD) - Get Report

kicked off earnings on Monday,

Netflix

(NFLX) - Get Report

and

Texas Instruments

(TXN) - Get Report

will certainly keep it interesting after the bell.

Tuesday doesn't slow down much, with

Wendy's

(WEN) - Get Report

and

Freeport-McMoRan

(FCX) - Get Report

reporting in the morning.

Perhaps the biggest report on Tuesday will be after the bell, with

Apple

TICKER TYPE="EQUITY" SYMBOL="AAPL"/> announcing its quarterly results. Analysts are expecting a year-over-year decline in profits with flat revenues.

AT&T

(T) - Get Report

also will report after the close.

The morning will be busy come Wednesday, with

PepsiCo

(PEP) - Get Report

,

Boeing

(BA) - Get Report

,

Caterpillar

(CAT) - Get Report

and

Ford

(F) - Get Report

all reporting before the bell.

With

Baidu

(BIDU) - Get Report

and

Facebook

(FB) - Get Report

after the bell, Wednesday is sure to remain hectic.

Thursday will also be active in the morning, with four more big names reporting:

General Motors

(GM) - Get Report

,

Under Armour

(UA) - Get Report

,

3M Company

(MMM) - Get Report

and

Dunkin Brands

(DNKN) - Get Report

.

Starbucks

(SBUX) - Get Report

and

Zynga

(ZNGA) - Get Report

will report after the bell and cap a rather busy week.

On Friday morning, investors will see the Michigan Consumer Confidence report for the month of June. As of now, economists expect a reading of 84, vs. a reading of 83.9 for the month of May.

-- Written by Bret Kenwell in Petoskey, Mich.

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