Brinker shares rose 13% as markets opened Wednesday, while Wingstop fell 10%.

It’s perhaps the biggest call yet of new CEO Josh D’Amaro.

Carriers expect to pay about $4.26 per gallon for jet fuel in Q2, up from $2.80 in Q1.

The carrier delivered its first-quarter earnings report before markets opened on Tuesday.

GM became the first of the big three Detroit automakers to report its first-quarter earnings before markets opened on Tuesday.

According to Scott Kirby, American “declined to engage” with the idea and “instead responded by publicly closing the door.”

Charter shares were down 24% in Friday afternoon trading.

Southwest held its first-quarter earnings call on Thursday morning.

American Air reported its first-quarter earnings before markets opened on Thursday, the last of the big four carriers to do so.

Southwest reported its first-quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday.