Lots more earnings are on the schedule for this week, even as the calendar page turns. Look for quarterly results to come from Exxon Mobil (NYSE:

), Hershey (NYSE:

), Kellogg (NYSE:

), MasterCard (NYSE:

), Northrop Grumman (NYSE:

) and United Parcel Service (NYSE:

). Analysts expect them to post year-over-year earnings growth. Amazon.com (NASDAQ:

), Aol (NYSE:

), Dow Chemical (NYSE:

), and New York Times (NYSE:

) are expected to report declines in their per-share earnings. Here's a day-by-day rundown of what analysts expect from some of the week's most prominent earnings reports.

Monday will be quiet on the earnings front. Newspaper publisher

(NYSE:

) is expected to post lower EPS and revenues.

On the final day of January,

(NYSE:

) reports its fourth-quarter results. The consensus forecast of analysts calls for $1.95 per share earnings. That is down from an estimate of $2.07 some 60 days ago, and up from earnings of $1.85 per share in the same quarter of last year. Revenues for the quarter are anticipated to be 13.8% higher than a year ago, as well as for the full-year up 26.0%.

. Earnings from economic bellwether

(NYSE:

) are estimated to total $1.26 per share, on revenues of $14.5 billion. That would be up from $1.08 and $13.4 billion in the same quarter of last year. Full-year earnings also are predicted to be up 16.0% to $4.24 per share and revenues 7.8% higher to $53.4 billion. Others anticipated to post earnings growth on Tuesday include Aflac (NYSE:

), Mattel (NYSE:

), McGraw-Hill (NYSE:

), PACCAR (NYSE:

), Seagate Technology (NYSE:

) and Tyco International (NYSE:

). But Pfizer (NYSE:

) is expected to post EPS that are the same as a year ago.

's (NASDAQ:

) EPS for the most recent quarter are forecast to have fallen from $0.91 a year ago to $0.19, while revenues have increased 40.6% to $18.2 billion. Its per-share earnings have fallen sequentially in the past four quarters.

. Archer Daniels Midland (NYSE:

), Broadcom (NASDAQ:

) and Eli Lilly (NYSE:

) are also expected to report lower earnings. A loss is forecast for U.S. Steel's (NYSE:

) Q4 and full year.

's (NYSE:

) fourth-quarter earnings are expected to be up 12.9% from a year ago to $0.70 per share, while the full-year EPS forecast is $2.83, or 9.9% higher. Also, revenues are expected to be up for both the quarter and the full year. Hershey's EPS have not fallen short of consensus estimates in the past ten quarters.

(NYSE:

) is expected to say its fourth-quarter earnings are 38.3% higher than a year ago, or $1.67 per share. The full-year EPS forecast calls for $7.00, or 9.7% growth. However, revenues are expected to have fallen more than 22% for both the quarter and the full year. Analysts have underestimated Northrop Grumman's EPS for the past eight quarters. Insurance companies Aetna (NYSE:

), Allstate (NYSE:

) and Assurant (NYSE:

) are all scheduled to post results on Wednesday. Analysts are predicting year-over-year earnings growth from each of them of more than 21% for the quarter. But full-year earnings are believed to have fallen for Allstate and Assurant. Also on Wednesday, look for earnings growth from Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE:

), Electronic Arts (NYSE:

), NASDAQ OMX (NASDAQ:

), Qualcomm (NASDAQ:

), Tractor Supply (NASDAQ:

) and Tupperware Brands (NYSE:

). Aol (NYSE:

), Marathon Oil (NYSE:

) and Whirlpool (NYSE:

) are expected to say that their per-share earnings declined in the fourth quarter.

.

's (NYSE:

) fourth-quarter earnings are expected to be up 19.0% year over year to $0.63 per share. The consensus forecast for full-year EPS is $3.37, or seven cents higher. Note that Kellogg has fallen short of EPS estimates in half of the past six quarters. Also, revenues are expected to be up more than 4.5% for both the quarter and the full year. Earnings from

(NYSE:

) are estimated to come to $3.93 per share and revenues to total $1.7 billion. That would be up from $3.16 and $1.4 billion in the same quarter of the previous year. Full-year earnings are predicted to be 24.5% higher to $18.60 per share and revenues to be up 21.2% to $6.7 billion. Analysts also are looking for earnings growth from Cardinal Health (NYSE:

), Cigna (NYSE:

), Cummins (NYSE:

), Goodrich (NYSE:

), Merck & Co. (NYSE:

), Starwood Hotels and Resorts (NYSE:

) and Viacom (NASDAQ:

). The forecast for Blackstone Group (NYSE:

), Boston Scientific (NYSE:

), CME Group (NASDAQ:

), Dow Chemical (NYSE:

), New York Times (NYSE:

) and Novellus (NASDAQ:

) calls for declining EPS.

To close out the week, Estee Lauder (NYSE:

) is expected to post earnings growth, Clorox (NYSE:

) EPS the same as a year ago, and Tyson Foods (NYSE:

) an earnings decline.