Markets Eye Earnings from Disney, Uber, Others and April Jobs Report This Week

Wall Street is gearing up for a packed week of corporate earnings and economic indicators, starting May 4, 2026. Multiple companies across sectors like technology, entertainment, and healthcare are set to report quarterly results. Key economic data, including the April jobs report, will provide insights into labor market conditions.

The CNBC Investing Club highlighted three of its holdings reporting earnings, though specifics were not named. Separately, Corning is hosting an investor day on May 6, where it plans to discuss long-term supply agreements with hyperscalers and its photonics platform.

Monday features earnings from Palantir Technologies after the bell, alongside others like Transocean and Pinterest. Tuesday includes reports from Advanced Micro Devices, Pfizer, and PayPal, with AMD and Supermicro among those in the tech space. Wednesday's lineup is robust, with Walt Disney, Uber Technologies, and CVS Health reporting before the bell.

After hours, companies such as Arm Holdings and Snap will release results. Thursday brings earnings from McDonald's, Airbnb, and Coinbase Global, among others like Datadog and DraftKings. Friday rounds out the week with reports from Wendy's and Enbridge before the market opens.

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Corning's investor day on May 6 will cover its agreements with hyperscalers, including the disclosed one with Meta. The company will unveil its Photonics Market-Access Platform, potentially detailing fiber's role in server infrastructure. Corning's solar business, though small, is growing and expected to be discussed.

CEO Wendell Weeks is scheduled to appear on CNBC's Mad Money on Wednesday night. Jobs data will be scrutinized for inflation signals, though a tight market is not seen as a major risk currently. The JOLTS data lags by a month, covering March, while ADP and nonfarm reports focus on April.

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