Earnings  

Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft earnings will be the most important reports this week - more so than Facebook.

Look for earnings from Alphabet and Amazon, plus a sit-down between North and South Korea.

Happy Monday! These are the headlines you need to see during your morning commute.

The U.S. earnings seasons accelerates this week with 180 S&P 500 companies reporting, including big tech names such as Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft.

The Boston-based industrial conglomerated reports adjusted earnings of 16 cents a share on revenue of $28.66 billion.

Jim Cramer and our other experts look at Intel, Twitter and streaming media.

Both General Electric and Honeywell cited strength in their respective aerospace divisions as a key reason for their earnings beats.

The oilfield services firms appear set to profit from a rebounding industry, though some comments from the global leaders indicate troubles could be on the horizon for U.S. shale production.

The Morris Plains, N.J.-based industrial giant reported adjusted earnings $1.95 per share on revenue $10.39 billion.

Wells Fargo, led by CEO Tim Sloan, is struggling to recover from a series of scandals stemming from an alleged corporate culture of aggressive sales practices, including the opening of millions of unauthorized accounts on behalf of customers and selling them unnecessary auto insurance.