Tesla reported third-quarter earnings Wednesday that fell short of economists’ expectations, the first of the world’s largest firms to post third-quarter earnings, following a historic rise in quarterly deliveries in the lead-up to electric vehicle tax credits expiring.

The hospital operator posted revenue of $19.16 billion in the period, also topping Street forecasts. Ten analysts surveyed by Zacks expected $18.5 billion. HCA expects full-year earnings to be $27 to $28 per share, with revenue in the range of $75 billion to $76.5 billion.

The cheaper Standard variants and Tesla's offers and discounts to stave off competition globally have pressured the company's once-enviable margins, worrying investors.

Newmont reported better than expected Q3 adjusted earnings and revenues, but lower production levels prevented the miner from taking full advantage of record-high gold prices.

Big Three automaker Ford is on deck to report third quarter results, with particular focus on an aluminum plant fire that may impact the company's franchise F-150 sales. Ford is also expected to give investors more details on the impact of President Trump's auto tariffs.

Electric vehicle maker Tesla ($TSLA) is set to announce its third-quarter earnings results after the market closes on October 22. Over the past

Intel Corporation posted strong Q3 earnings, but concerns over future growth, demand, and competition linger. Click here to read my analysis of INTC stock.

Community Health Systems’ (CHS’) third-quarter performance blew past Wall Street’s expectations with year-over-year same-store gains and shareholder earnings that landed on the right side of zero.< | The public for-profit hospital system has set the tone for Q3's earnings season,

Wednesday's earnings update will provide investors with further insight into the company's direction and whether its furious stock rally can continue.

Stewart Information Services Corporation (STC) Q3 2025 Management View CEO Frederick Eppinger reported, "Our 19% revenue growth and 40% earnings growth reflect the efforts we have made to continue to grow the company even while facing prolonged headwinds from the historically low housing market we continue to be in.