Alphabet Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

Amazon.com, Inc.

Eli Lilly and Company

Visa Inc.

Exxonmobil Holdings Corporation

Mastercard Incorporated

Intel Corp.

AbbVie Inc.

Chevron Corporation

The Coca-Cola Company

Caterpillar Inc.

This outlook covers October 26–30, 2026 and twelve companies with upcoming reports. Microsoft reports fiscal first-quarter 2027 results, Visa reports fiscal fourth-quarter and full-year 2026 results, and the other ten report calendar third-quarter 2026 results. Dates have been checked against company notices; release windows are only called confirmed where the notice states them. A conference-call time is not automatically a release time.

Analyst estimates are expectations, not company promises. As reviewed on October 25, Amazon revenue consensus was about $202.16 billion and Intel revenue consensus about $16.50 billion. Estimates can change before the reports. EPS means profit per share; compare reported earnings with an estimate using the same accounting basis before calling a beat or miss.

Coca-Cola confirms third-quarter results before open on October 27. It sells beverages through a global brand and bottling system. Watch whether higher sales come from more drinks sold or higher prices, and whether currency movements help or hurt reported revenue. More pricing can support profit while putting pressure on demand.

Visa confirms fiscal fourth-quarter and full-year results after close on October 27. Its payments network earns fees as money moves between customers, merchants and financial institutions. Watch payment volumes, international transactions and the next fiscal-year outlook. Visa and Mastercard provide useful comparisons, but their fees and reporting periods differ.

Microsoft confirms fiscal first-quarter 2027 results after close on October 28. It earns money from software, subscriptions and cloud services. Watch Azure cloud growth, demand for AI services and whether investment in computing capacity leaves enough cash after spending. Strong demand does not guarantee that each new dollar of revenue will be equally profitable.

Alphabet confirms third-quarter results on October 28 before its earnings call. The notice does not state the release time. Advertising supports much of the business, alongside Google Cloud and subscriptions. Watch search advertising, cloud profit and the cost of AI infrastructure. Meta is a useful advertising peer, but its social apps and legal costs make its profit figures different from Alphabet’s.

Amazon confirms its third-quarter earnings call for October 29, but its notice does not state the release time; an after-close release is expected. Retail, advertising and Amazon Web Services provide different sources of sales and profit. Watch cloud demand, retail operating profit and the holiday-quarter outlook. Heavy investment can reduce available cash even when sales grow.

Intel confirms third-quarter results after close on October 29. It designs processors and invests in factories that also aim to serve outside chip customers. Watch demand for PC and server chips, factory costs and evidence of progress in manufacturing. Customer interest and future plans should be distinguished from booked revenue and profitable production.

Lilly confirms third-quarter results on October 29; a before-open release is expected. Watch Mounjaro and Zepbound sales, production capacity and the full-year outlook. Its August 5 second-quarter release raised annual revenue guidance to $85–87 billion. Research acquisition charges can materially affect profit per share, so changes in those charges need to be separated from medicine demand.

Mastercard confirms third-quarter results on October 29 ahead of a call before open. Watch spending on its payments network, international travel-related transactions and growth in services. Its results can add context to Visa’s earlier report, while differences in business mix limit direct comparisons.

Caterpillar confirms third-quarter results before open on October 29. Construction and mining equipment, engines and power systems connect it to several investment cycles. Watch customer demand, dealer inventories, costs and the outlook. Higher sales do not by themselves show whether customers are buying more equipment or dealers are rebuilding inventory.

ExxonMobil confirms third-quarter results before open on October 30. Chevron confirms its third-quarter call on October 30; its advisory does not state a release time, and a before-open release is expected. Both sell oil and gas and operate refining businesses. Compare production, the profit earned from refining, cash generation and spending before judging dividends or buybacks. Commodity prices and business mix can produce different outcomes even for these close peers.

AbbVie confirms third-quarter results before open on October 30. Watch demand for its immunology medicines, the wider product portfolio and its outlook. An October 5 filing put third-quarter adjusted profit guidance at $3.73–3.77 per share after including research acquisition and milestone costs. This is company guidance, not reported earnings or analyst consensus.

Meta reported third-quarter results on October 21: revenue was $64.60 billion, up 26%, and reported diluted profit was $3.83 per share. A $9.89 billion legal-settlement charge affected profit. The useful lesson for Alphabet and the cloud companies is to examine demand, costs and investment separately; Meta’s results do not predict their results.

PepsiCo reported third-quarter results on October 8. Revenue grew 5.6% to $25.27 billion, while organic revenue grew 3.1%; organic growth removes currency and portfolio changes. Its core operating margin, an adjusted measure of operating profit as a share of sales, fell to 16.9% from 17.3%. That makes sales volume, pricing and costs useful questions for Coca-Cola, while PepsiCo’s snack business limits a direct comparison.

Read the next-quarter or full-year outlook alongside the reported quarter. Separate recurring business performance from investment gains, legal charges and research acquisition costs. None of the upcoming figures in this report are announced results. Dates and expectations can change, and a positive earnings surprise does not guarantee a rising stock price. Explore the app earnings calendar and company research to follow the releases as they arrive.

Alphabet third-quarter call notice, October 6, 2026

Microsoft fiscal first-quarter date notice, October 7, 2026

Amazon third-quarter call notice, October 15, 2026

Lilly third-quarter date notice, October 15, 2026

Visa fiscal fourth-quarter date notice, October 8, 2026

Mastercard third-quarter date notice, October 8, 2026

Intel third-quarter date notice, October 6, 2026

AbbVie third-quarter date notice, October 1, 2026

ExxonMobil third-quarter release timing, October 16, 2026

Chevron third-quarter conference call

Coca-Cola third-quarter date notice, September 29, 2026

Caterpillar third-quarter date notice, October 15, 2026

Meta issuer third-quarter results, October 21, 2026

PepsiCo third-quarter results, October 8, 2026

Lilly second-quarter results, August 5, 2026

AbbVie research-charge update, October 5, 2026

Amazon third-quarter analyst estimates, reviewed October 25, 2026

Intel third-quarter analyst estimates, reviewed October 25, 2026

Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon lead a busy earnings week. Follow twelve major reports across payments, medicine, energy and consumer goods, with the key business questions and risks to watch.

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