The Dow industrials and S&P 500 came back to post Friday gains, while Apple soared 10% after Thursday’s earnings highlighted the resilience of their operations during the coronavirus pandemic.Big oil companies endured one of their worst second quarters ever and are positioning themselves for prolonged pain as the coronavirus pandemic continues to sap global demand for fossil fuels.Airlines reported financial results that were dragged down by a slump in travel because of the Covid-19 pandemic.The oil giant posted a second-quarter loss of $8.27 billion as lower oil and gas prices sapped production gains and the decimation in global travel crimped fuel demand.Royal Dutch Shell swung to a heavy loss in the second quarter and warned that the outlook for oil-and-gas demand continued to be uncertain, illustrating the scale of the damage Covid-19 is wreaking on the industry.

This innovation could do for investing what Napster and the iPod did for music — and financial services may never be the same You won't find too much on sale today in the market, but these two industry leaders provide big yields and great businesses.He’s pinpointed 18 recommendations that went on to soar 1,000% or more. The world’s largest oil-field services company is cutting about 21,000 jobs as oil producers slash spending in response to a historic drop in prices amid the coronavirus pandemic.The blue-chip index climbed after earnings reports from major American companies provided fresh insights into how they are coping with the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Log in to see them here or sign up to get started.Create a list of the investments you want to track.Visit a quote page and your recently viewed tickers will be displayed here.Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase share gains contribute to Dow's 214-point jumpBoeing, JPMorgan Chase share gains contribute to Dow's nearly 350-point rallyMicrosoft, Apple Inc. share losses contribute to Dow's 34-point fallDow's 100-point fall led by losses in shares of Microsoft, ChevronCisco, Chevron share losses contribute to Dow's 25-point fallExxon Mobil, Chevron share losses contribute to Dow's 100-point fallCoca-Cola, Raytheon, and Caterpillar are among the S&P Aristocrats whose dividend yields have held steady, even as their stock prices have faltered.Dow Inc., Exxon Mobil share gains contribute to Dow's 150-point climbDow's 138-point climb led by gains in Dow Inc., Exxon Mobil sharesChevron and Exxon both reported disappointing losses, while the S&P 500 energy sector tumbled nearly 1% on Friday. Chevron, Caterpillar share losses lead Dow's 59-point dropDow down nearly 175 points on losses in Chevron, Caterpillar stocksThe Nasdaq Composite gained, boosted by tech stocks, but the S&P 500 was flat as investors worried about the state of the economy. Get Chevron Corp (CVX:NYSE) real-time stock quotes, news and financial information from CNBC. It operates through the Upstream and Downstream segments. When Southwestern Energy (SWN) acquires Montage Resources, the combined company is set to generate additional scale & synergies from the merged assets, driven by operational proficiency of the former.There is still much economic uncertainty facing the economy and the stock market. In a decision published Thursday, the appeals court faulted Donziger's "egregious" misconduct, which it said included ghostwriting a court expert's report, obstruction of justice, witness tampering, and judicial coercion and bribery "which he steadfastly refuses to acknowledge and shows no remorse for. Big tech keeps getting bigger despite concerns about their size and influence, smoking is making a comeback and now more than ever, consumers want to keep their houses clean.The oil giant can manage its dividends, but it comes at a long-term cost that may not seem immediately apparent.

Copyright © 2020 MarketWatch, Inc. All rights reserved. View real-time stock prices and stock quotes for a full financial overview. The French energy giant is reducing the value of its Canadian oil-sand assets and LNG assets in Australia, citing higher costs and lower demand.More than a third of the S&P 500 are expected to report their quarterly results this week, providing investors with a fuller picture of the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on U.S. businesses.