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Earnings timeline
Every SEC filing that first reported a revenue figure in this dataset, newest first, with the quarter's year-over-year growth as printed in the filing. Segments appear with their parent's filing.
Quick answer
This timeline lists 803 SEC filings (quarterly 10-Qs and annual 10-Ks) from 55 public companies and business segments, newest first. The most recent filing in the dataset is dated 2026-10-30.
For each filing you see which quarters or fiscal years it reported for the first time and the year-over-year revenue growth the company printed for that quarter. Every entry links straight to the filing on SEC EDGAR, so any number on the site can be traced to the document it came from.
Fourth quarters are usually derived from the annual report (full-year revenue minus the first nine months) and are marked as derived. Segments such as AWS, Google Cloud or NVIDIA Data Center appear under their parent company's filing.
What to look for
- Earnings season clusters: late January, April, July and October, when most calendar-year companies report.
- Growth printed in each filing, colour-coded: green for growth, red for decline.
- Off-calendar companies such as Salesforce, Snowflake, NVIDIA and Oracle, whose fiscal quarters end in other months.
- Filter by company name, market or year to follow one company's reporting history.