Earnings Reports 10 February 2026 - 11 February 2026

Viasat stock falls after earnings but Wall Street stays put

Viasat stock falls after earnings but Wall Street stays put

Viasat shares struggled again Monday, dropping 9.63% to $72.86 after Friday’s 7.0% loss, leaving the stock down almost 16% over two days. A new Lockheed Martin subcontract and a price target bump from Needham didn’t stop the bleeding for the satellite communications name. Viasat shares opened lower as investors questioned if the company’s recent space-and-spectrum gains got ahead of what it can deliver on earnings in the near term. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF was quoted about 0.2% above its last close in early trading, so Viasat’s move looked to be tied to the stock rather than the broader market.
June 2, 2026
CBRE stock dives 12% as Zillow jitters hit real-estate names ahead of earnings

CBRE stock dives 12% as Zillow jitters hit real-estate names ahead of earnings

New York, Feb 11, 2026, 13:04 EST — Session in progress Shares of CBRE Group Inc tumbled roughly 12.4% to $149.25 on Wednesday, starting the day near $171 before dipping as low as $147.92. Zillow Group took a bigger hit, dropping 16.6%, and Rocket Companies slid 9.2%. Peers in commercial real estate services also saw steep declines, with Jones Lang LaSalle down about 11% and Cushman & Wakefield falling close to 10%.
February 11, 2026
Lithium price ticks up in China; Albemarle, SQM climb as earnings near

Lithium price ticks up in China; Albemarle, SQM climb as earnings near

New York, Feb 11, 2026, 12:52 PM EST — Regular session U.S.-listed lithium stocks climbed Wednesday, buoyed by stronger prices in China that drew buyers back into a sector hoping its rebound has legs. Albemarle rose 3.2% to $174.02, Chile’s SQM added 5.8% to $74.36, and Sigma Lithium surged 13.2% to $13.12. Meanwhile, Lithium Americas edged down 1.5% to $4.67.
February 11, 2026
Ford Q4 2025 earnings: Tariff surprise and EV writedowns drive $11B loss, but 2026 outlook lifts shares

Ford Q4 2025 earnings: Tariff surprise and EV writedowns drive $11B loss, but 2026 outlook lifts shares

On Tuesday, Ford Motor projected stronger profit and cash flow for 2026, following an unexpected late-year shift in U.S. tariff rules that bumped its 2025 tariff costs to roughly $2 billion. Despite posting an $11.1 billion net loss in the fourth quarter, the stock climbed about 1% in after-hours trading. The outlook arrives as U.S. automakers work to stabilize margins amid changing trade policies and a slower-than-expected consumer shift to electric vehicles. For Ford, tariffs and an expensive hiccup at an aluminum supplier have clashed with an EV overhaul that’s already triggered significant write-downs.
February 10, 2026
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