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Take a look at some of Wednesday's morning movers:
Apple - The iPhone and iPad maker missed quarterly results and handed in current-quarter guidance that was below forecasts . In addition, at least three brokerages cut their price targets on the firm.
Caterpillar - The construction-machine maker topped Wall Street's profit expectations and boosted its 2012 earnings forecast.
Boeing - The aircraft maker posted earnings that beat estimates as gains in airplane deliveries trumped higher pension costs.
PepsiCo - The beverage giant posted better-than-expected earnings , thanks to price increases, and maintained its full-year outlook.
ConocoPhillips - The oil and gas producer reported a decline in earnings, hurt by lower energy prices and a drop in output.
Bristol-Myers Squibb - The pharmaceutical company posted lower-than-expected quarterly results. The company is now facing pressure from generic rivals, but still maintained its 2012 full-year profit forecast.
Symantec - The security-software maker unexpectedly ousted its CEO Enrique Salem, who had been under heavy criticism from investors for financial disappointments. Current chairman and former CEO of Intuit Steve Bennett has been selected as the replacement. The company also announced a quarterly outlook that was below projections.
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