U.S. STOCKS ON THE MOVE-Boeing, UPS, Corning

By Reuters News

- US stock index futures ticked up on Tuesday as crude oil prices extended their decline, while investors awaited a slate of key corporate earnings and the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision this week. .N


** Boeing Co BA.N:
BUZZ - Investors await delivery details in Boeing results due Tuesday

** Coca-Cola Co KO.N:
BUZZ - Seen reporting higher rev, EPS in results due Tuesday

** Sherwin-Williams Co SHW.N:
BUZZ - EPS, revenue seen climbing in Q3

** Smithfield Foods Inc SFD.O:
BUZZ - Down premarket after cutting annual sales forecast

** United Parcel Service Inc UPS.N:
BUZZ - Rises after raising annual profit, revenue forecasts

** JetBlue Airways Corp JBLU.O:
BUZZ - Jumps on higher FY seat revenue forecast

** Whirlpool Corp WHR.N:
BUZZ - Declines after Q3 results disappoint

** Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd RCL.N:
BUZZ - Rises on annual profit forecast lift

** Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc HLT.N:
BUZZ - Falls after Q3 revenue misses estimates; flags Middle East impact

** Corning Inc GLW.N:
BUZZ - Gains, sees quarterly sales, profit above estimates

** HCA Healthcare Inc HCA.N:
BUZZ - Climbs on third-quarter beat

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