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Apple, Microsoft sink; Boeing, Coke & Chipotle gain

Here are some of the stocks the Yahoo Finance team is following for you today...

Apple (AAPL) Shares are being pummeled this morning. It's a case of good being just not good enough.  Sales of iPhones jumped a whopping 35%, but analysts had been looking for even more. Apple's forecast for the current quarter also disappointed investors. By the numbers, Apple topped estimates for profit and revenue.

Microsoft (MSFT) The world's biggest software company reported its biggest quarterly loss ever. That's because Microsoft took a $7.5 billion restructuring charge for its Nokia handset unit, which it bought last year. Excluding that and other charges, Microsoft made a profit of 62 cents a share, beating estimates.  Revenue also topped forecasts.

Boeing (BA) shares getting a boost as its second quarter earnings and revenue topped forecasts. The big plane maker says gains in commercial and defense aircraft sales partially offset the costs of its KC-46 tanker program.

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Coca-Cola (KO) Like the other Dow members, the world's biggest soft-drink maker beat estimates on both the top and bottom lines. Coke's results were boosted by higher prices in North America, which helped hold down the negative effects of the strong dollar overseas.

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Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) Shares are making a big comeback this morning. The stock initially sank when the Mexican food restaurant chain reported disappointing quarterly sales at stores open at least a year. But the shares are bouncing back as earnings beat in the period and co-CEO Steve Ellis suggested the company should recover from a pork shortage that hurt sales.

Yahoo (YHOO) The parent of Yahoo Finance missed on profit in the second quarter, but had a slight beat on the top line. The company also is lowering current quarter revenue guidance.

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