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Apple earnings on tap; Under Armour shares sink; JetBlue misses on earnings

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Apple (AAPL) – The tech giant is expected to report fiscal fourth quarter earnings after the bell. Analysts are expecting earnings per share of $1.65 on revenue of $46.9 billion, down from $51.5 billion one year ago. If Apple’s revenue falls below $51.5 billion, it would mark the third quarter in a row of revenue declines.

JetBlue Airways (JBLU) – The airliner posted mixed third-quarter earnings, beating revenue estimates but missing on earnings per share. JetBlue posted third-quarter EPS of 58 cents on revenue of $1.73 billion.

Under Armour (UA) – The athletic retailer is under pressure after warning that its growth rate going forward will be less than what it previously expected. This comes after Under Armour topped third-quarter earnings expectations, posting adjusted earnings per share of 29 cents on revenue of $1.47 billion.

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Sprint (S) – The wireless carrier reported fiscal second-quarter results that topped Wall Street estimates, posting a loss per share of 4 cents on revenue of $8.25 billion. Sprint added 347,000 postpaid phone subscribers, up from just 62,000 one year ago.

DuPont (DD) – The company reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings and revenue and raised its full year 2016 earnings guidance. DuPont said it expects its merger with Dow Chemical (DOW) to close by the first quarter of 2017.

General Motors (GM) – The US auto giant posted a beat in the third quarter, as North American truck and SUV sales drove results. General Motors also gave strong guidance for its full-year results, saying it expects to come in on the “high end” of its previous forecast.

Caterpillar (CAT) – The company lowered its full-year earnings forecast for 2016, saying it now expects earnings of $3.25 a share on revenue of $39 billion, as global economic weakness and slowing sales of its new machinery weighs on results. In a statement, CEO Doug Oberhelman warned that Caterpillar expects its challenges to continue into next year.