Visa, Berkshire & Expedia in Focus — Weekly Earnings Season Roundup
Expedia beats EPS consensus by $0.55, Visa delivers a Q2 earnings beat with crypto expansion, and Berkshire Hathaway closes out a 13-quarter consecutive streak — key earnings highlights all in one place.
- Expedia beat consensus EPS by $0.55, while Visa topped Q2 estimates and expanded into crypto payments and EA Sports
- Berkshire's Greg Abel ended a 13-quarter consecutive streak, drawing broad market attention
As of Sunday, May 10, 2026, no official SEC 8-K Item 2.02 (earnings release) filings have been confirmed. The content below is based on external headlines and InteliView's proprietary analysis.
Today's SEC Earnings Filings
No new 8-K Item 2.02 earnings filings were submitted to the SEC database today (Sunday, May 10). Given the weekend, no official earnings releases are expected, and investor attention is shifting toward companies scheduled to report early this week.
Among notable earnings reported this week, Expedia Group (EXPE) disclosed its quarterly results via an SEC 8-K Item 2.02 filing. According to MarketBeat, the company posted an earnings surprise, with EPS beating the consensus estimate by $0.55. The strong performance was attributed to a sustained recovery in online travel demand.
BCE (BCE) also reported its quarterly results. According to MarketBeat, Canada's largest telecom operator topped consensus EPS estimates by $0.04. Stable revenue contributions from its telecom infrastructure segment were cited as the primary driver of the earnings beat.
PAR Technology (PAR) reported quarterly results that exceeded EPS consensus estimates by $0.03, according to MarketBeat. Growing demand for restaurant technology solutions was credited with driving the improvement.
By contrast, iSpire Technology (ISPR) disappointed, missing EPS consensus estimates by $0.15 for the quarter, according to MarketBeat.
Earnings Surprises & Guidance
Visa (V) delivered a Q2 earnings beat. Beyond the solid quarterly results, Simply Wall St notes that Visa has been drawing investor attention with its announced expansion into crypto payments and a newly formed partnership with EA Sports — moves analysts say are reshaping the company's long-term investment thesis.
On Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, BRK.B), The Motley Fool reported that Greg Abel, Warren Buffett's designated successor, has brought an end to a specific streak that had continued for 13 consecutive quarters. Markets are closely watching what signal this shift may send for broader equity sentiment.
In the utilities sector, Yahoo Finance reports that CMS Energy (CMS) is on track for annual growth following a strong Q1, while FirstEnergy (FE) and Public Service Enterprise Group (PEG) are being highlighted as high-growth utility plays on the back of solid earnings momentum. Meanwhile, NRG Energy (NRG) reaffirmed its full-year earnings guidance despite a Q1 miss, maintaining a stable forward outlook.
American Bitcoin, the crypto mining firm backed by former President Trump, posted a quarterly net loss of $82 million despite record BTC mining output, according to CryptoPotato. Surging mining costs and Bitcoin price volatility were identified as the primary headwinds to profitability.
Korean Corporate Earnings
On the domestic front, Chosunbiz and News Tomato report that this week's U.S. CPI print and corporate earnings releases — both domestic and abroad — will be pivotal in determining whether the KOSPI can extend its rally to new highs. Ahead of Samsung Electronics' earnings disclosure, SK Hynix's share price movement is also drawing significant market attention.
According to InteliView's proprietary analysis, Daewon Cable (006340) posted Q1 2026 revenue of approximately $1.11B, surging 32% year-over-year. YG Plus (122870) reported Q1 operating profit of approximately $13.2M, up 104% YoY. Coway (021240) recorded Q1 operating profit of approximately $171.1M, up 18.8% YoY. HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (009540) secured an order for six container vessels from an Asian shipping line, valued at approximately $1.21B.
InteliView In-Depth Analysis
- Rocket Lab (RKLB) Surpasses $200M in Quarterly Revenue for the First Time — Stock Surges 25% on Record Results — Growing launch demand and expanding backlog sustain strong growth momentum
- Q1 Earnings Filings: DraftKings, Wendy's, FIS & 25 Others — A consolidated look at earnings trends across consumer, fintech, gaming, and more
- Daewon Cable Q1 2026 Revenue ~$1.11B — Up 32% Year-Over-Year — Rising power infrastructure demand drives top-line expansion
- YG Plus Q1 2026 Operating Profit ~$13.2M — Up 104% Year-Over-Year — Accelerating K-content monetization drives maximum earnings leverage
- Coway Q1 2026 Operating Profit ~$171.1M — Up 18.8% Year-Over-Year — Subscription-based business model demonstrates consistent profitability
- HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Wins ~$1.21B Order for 6 Container Vessels — Equivalent to ~10% of Annual Revenue — Sustained shipbuilding order momentum strengthens earnings visibility
Frequently Asked Questions
Did Expedia (EXPE) post an earnings surprise this quarter?
Yes. According to MarketBeat, Expedia Group beat the EPS consensus estimate by $0.55 this quarter. The primary driver was a continued recovery in online travel demand.
What were Visa's Q2 results and recent strategic developments?
According to Simply Wall St, Visa delivered a Q2 earnings beat and is reinforcing its medium-to-long-term growth story through the expansion of crypto payment services and a new partnership with EA Sports.
What 13-quarter consecutive streak did Greg Abel end at Berkshire Hathaway?
According to The Motley Fool, Greg Abel — Warren Buffett's designated successor — brought a specific 13-quarter consecutive metric streak to an end in the latest results. The precise metric has not been officially confirmed, but markets are watching the development as a potential signal for Berkshire and broader market trends.
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