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The United States and Taiwan finalized a trade deal cutting the general tariff on Taiwanese goods from 20% to 15% in exchange for $85 billion in purchases of American energy, aircraft, and equipment, while exempting 2,000 Taiwanese products from duties.
Expedia reported Q4 EPS of $3.10, missing the $3.32 consensus by $0.22 per share, as weakening domestic travel demand and rising competition pressure the online travel giant despite 12% growth in gross bookings.
PG&E Corporation reports solid 2025 results with non-GAAP earnings of $1.50 per share, tightens 2026 guidance, and announces a $73 billion five-year capital plan while cutting residential electric rates for the fourth time in two years.
Anheuser-Busch InBev reports Q4 2025 results on February 12 with analysts expecting $15.6 billion in revenue and $0.92 EPS, as the world's largest brewer seeks to prove that its flagship Bud Light brand has stabilized and North American volume is recovering.
CVS Health reported record full-year revenue of $402.1 billion and beat Q4 earnings estimates, but a massive goodwill impairment charge and reduced cash flow guidance sent shares lower.
Exactly one year after Trump reinstated 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports, the rates have doubled to 50%, domestic producers are thriving but consumers and manufacturers are paying the price.
Upwork shares plunged 23% on Tuesday after the freelance marketplace issued weak Q1 guidance and reported declining active clients, even as AI-related work surged 50% to over $300 million annualized.
Amazon announced 16,000 additional job cuts on January 28, bringing its total reductions to roughly 30,000 since October 2025. The layoffs span corporate operations and fulfillment as AI-driven automation transforms the company.
Kroger appoints Greg Foran, who led Walmart's U.S. operations through 20 consecutive quarters of same-store sales growth, as CEO after ousting Rodney McMullen in March 2025.
Super Bowl LX ad spots averaged $10 million for 30 seconds, a 25% increase from last year, as brands pour record sums into the only remaining broadcast event that can guarantee over 120 million simultaneous viewers.
Challenger, Gray & Christmas data shows US employers announced 108,435 planned layoffs in January, up 205% from December and the highest January reading since 2009, while hiring plans fell to their lowest ever.
Toyota's US sales chief warned the company may raise prices three times in 2026 as auto tariffs push the average new car past $50,000 and the industry navigates its most unpredictable year in decades.