The second-quarter corporate earnings season continues. Here's a summary of the latest reports from some of the largest companies:
Chrysler Group posted a second-quarter loss because of costs of repaying its U.S. bailout.
Ford Motor Co.'s profits slipped on higher commodity costs, but it reduced its debt.
United Parcel Service Inc. recorded profits on revenues that were slightly higher than expected.
BP recorded a second-quarter profit, but it missed analysts' expectations after oil and gas production declined nearly 11 percent.
Lockheed Martin said its profits slipped because of restructuring costs linked to the global economic slowdown.
Cummins Inc.'s second quarter income more than doubled, beating Wall Street's estimates.
Netflix Inc. reported higher quarterly earnings Monday after the close of trading, but it predicted a slowdown in new subscriptions from its recent price increases. This morning, its stock price dropped $28, or 10 percent.
Eastman Kodak Co.'s loss widened on higher materials costs and a decline in sales of cameras and film.