On the downside, revenue growth in Russia was limited by European sanctions on the big petroleum producer, while unrest in Kurdistan resulted in a "severe slowdown" in the country.
Oil prices have fallen more than 20% since June on worries of a crude glut, but Schlumberger said it still sees the oil market as "relatively well-balanced."
Honeywell, which provides sensors, process controls and other goods to numerous industrial sectors, lifted its 2014 forecast following better-than-expected earnings.
Earnings for the third quarter rose 17.9% to $1.2 billion as the company said it again expected "a slow growth macro environment" in 2015.
At midday, shares of Dow member GE rose 3.6% to $25.12, Schlumberger gained 5.4% to $95.54 and Honeywell advanced 3.8% to $89.66.
By John Biers
Copyright Agence France-Presse, 2014