Earnings Roundup: Facebook, Amazon, Google, Apple, and More

Here are some of the notable earnings reports just released:

Facebook ($FB)

Shares of social media giant Facebook rose after the bell as the company beat expected revenue and earnings per share.

Amazon ($AMZN)

Shares of e-commerce giant Amazon rose after the bell as the company beat expected revenue and earnings per share.

Alphabet ($GOOG)

Shares of Google's parent company Alphabet rose after the bell as the company beat expected revenue and earnings per share.

Apple ($AAPL)

Shares of the iPhone maker rose after the bell as the company beat expected revenue and earnings per share.

Gilead ($GILD)

Shares of Gilead Sciences, which is working to develop a COVID-19 vaccine, fell after the bell as the company missed expected revenue and earnings per share.

Shake Shack ($SHAK)

Shares of the burger chain Shake Shack fell after the bell as the company missed expected revenue and earnings per share.

Ford ($F)

Shares of Ford fell after the bell though the automaker beat on expected revenue and earnings per share.

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