Stocks finish sharply lower Friday, pulled down by a lackluster quarter for big tech earnings.

"Honeywell delivered a strong start to 2022 despite considerable new macroeconomic challenges and the ongoing impact of supply chain constraints," said CEO Darius Adamczyk.

Stock futures edge lower as big tech earnings whiff; Apple shares slide as supply chain warning clouds Q2 beat; Amazon shares slump after surprise Q1 loss, muted outlook; Intel shares retreat as chip sector bottlenecks raise caution and Tesla shares jump as Musk unloads $4 billion, says 'no further sales planned'.

"In response to feedback from our shareholders, starting in the first quarter we are reporting adjusted earnings to exclude costs for significant litigation," said CEO Mike Roman.

Stock futures extend slide as hawkish Powell ignites rate rally; Twitter shares higher on report Musk may team-up with Thoma Bravo; Gap shares plunge as group loses Old Navy exec, slashes sales forecast; Snap sees inflation, supply chains hitting Q2 ad revenues and Disney set to lose self-governing status in Florida after LGBTQ law dispute

"Supply chain challenges and persistent delays significantly limited the brand's responsive abilities" to changing consumer trends, CEO Sonia Syngal told investors Thursday.

"We believe the slowdown was caused by the spending pressure our consumers felt from higher gas prices and broader inflation," said CEO Bruce Thorn.

Costco took in $984 million in new membership fee in its fiscal third quarter, helping the bulk retailer top Street forecasts for topline revenues.