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Enterprise software stocks suffer another brutal session as Salesforce drops 5%, ServiceNow falls 5%, and Intuit plunges further, extending a sector rout that has erased hundreds of billions in value.
The Dow surged past 50,000 on a stronger-than-expected January jobs report before reversing sharply as software stocks cratered and traders repriced the Fed's rate-cut timeline.
Gold rose to $5,061 per ounce on February 11, 2026, supported by central bank demand, with China's PBoC extending its gold purchases for a 15th consecutive month, and growing rate cut expectations.
Bitcoin slides below $67,000 as Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz warns that crypto's era of speculative excess may be ending. The four-year halving cycle suggests 2026 is a bear year.
Kraft Heinz beats Q4 EPS estimates at $0.67 but reports a $4.7 billion full-year loss as adjusted operating income falls 11.5% and revenue declines amid consumer trade-downs and rising costs.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics releases January 2026 CPI data on February 13, and the numbers could determine whether the Fed cuts rates in March, waits until summer, or stands pat for the rest of the year.
Vertiv Holdings reports fourth-quarter results today with analysts expecting $1.29 EPS and $2.89 billion in revenue as data center power and cooling demand surges to unprecedented levels.
President Trump signs an executive order authorizing 25% tariffs on goods from any country that purchases Iranian goods or services, expanding the use of trade duties as a geopolitical weapon.
Vertiv Holdings reports fourth-quarter results today with analysts expecting $1.29 EPS and $2.89 billion in revenue as data center power and cooling demand surges to unprecedented levels.
President Trump signs an executive order authorizing 25% tariffs on goods from any country that purchases Iranian goods or services, expanding the use of trade duties as a geopolitical weapon.
LayerZero Labs unveiled its new Zero blockchain on February 10 with backing from Citadel Securities, ARK Invest, and Intercontinental Exchange, promising two million transactions per second for institutional finance.
Paramount Skydance enhanced its hostile takeover offer for Warner Bros. Discovery with a $2.8 billion breakup fee pledge and a per-share ticking fee, intensifying the largest media M&A battle in American history.