Under Armour coped with higher promotions in the quarter, which weighed on profit margins.

The U.S. government had accused Gilead Science of violating patents for drugs used in the HIV prevention regimen PrEP.

CEO Henrik Fisker told CNBC that the company expects regulatory approval to begin deliveries of the Ocean in the U.S. before the end of May.

ThredUp is listing on the Long Term Stock Exchange, which is designed to promote sustainable principles and a long-term focus among investors and businesses.

Novavax still reported bleak first-quarter earnings and revenue that missed Wall Street’s estimates.

Boeing is planning to ramp up production of the best-selling planes to meet an increase in demand.

Nikola produced 63 battery-electric trucks and delivered 31 to dealers in the quarter. Its dealers sold 33 trucks to end customers during the period.

Software, specifically monetizing it, is a major focus for automakers such as GM, as it eyes recurring revenue opportunities.

Fox reported a $50 million net loss for the quarter due to costs related to its settlement with Dominion Voting.

Luxury electric vehicle maker Lucid is still batting down demand concerns.