Nov. 14

Tyson Foods reports fourth-quarter results. The food giant recently made headlines for a bizarre tale of the arrest of Chief Financial Officer John Tyson, the chairman’s son, for public intoxication and sleeping in the wrong house.

Nov. 15

Home Depot reports third-quarter results. After enjoying a sales boost during the pandemic, many home improvement chains are now seeing revenue come back down to earth. However, Home Depot has been holding its own and saw a 5.8% rise in same-store sales for the second quarter.

Walmart reports fiscal third-quarter results. The retailer recently launched its holiday campaign, including Black Friday deals on Mondays in November. The report will show whether it’s continued to gain momentum despite inflation and higher gas price pressure on its customers.

Nov. 16

Target reports third-quarter results. The retailer recently released a holiday anthem spot that touts its drive-up service as companies plan for a season that could see a pullback in spending amid economic anxiety.

Nov. 17

Stephen Colbert hosts “Pickled,” a two-hour celebrity pickleball tournament, on CBS starting at 9 p.m. ET. Claussen, the Kraft Heinz pickle brand, is among the sponsors of the special.

Read more: Pickleball’s marketing momentum—how brands, celebrities and TV networks are finding consumers

Ralphie’s back. “A Christmas Story Christmas”—aka “A Christmas Story 3”—drops on HBO Max.

Nov. 18

Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, will be given a sentence following her guilty conviction of fraud and misleading investors last January. She faces up to 20 years in jail.

Nov. 19-20

The 2022 American Music Awards telecast airs on ABC Sunday starting at 8 p.m. ET. Wayne Brady is set to host the 50th annual edition of the big show.

The World Cup opens with Qatar vs. Ecuador on Saturday.

Read more: FIFA World Cup marketing—everythng brands need to know