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Cigna reports adjusted Q4 EPS of $8.08, beating estimates, but 2026 guidance of $30.25 disappoints Wall Street as the insurer restructures its pharmacy benefits business.
ICE reports record fourth-quarter earnings with adjusted EPS of $1.71, up 13% year-over-year, driven by strong trading volumes and data services growth.
For the first time in its Bitcoin accumulation history, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) holds cryptocurrency worth less than its $76,037 average purchase price.
Barrick Mining reports Q4 earnings as gold prices surge 26% since October, driving record free cash flow and production gains across key assets.
ConocoPhillips reports Q4 results as lower crude prices offset strong production gains. Investors watch capital allocation and dividend sustainability.
Peloton reports Q2 fiscal 2026 earnings Thursday with investors watching whether recent workforce cuts and pricing changes can sustain the company's fragile profitability.
Affirm secures exclusive buy now, pay later partnerships with Intuit QuickBooks Payments and Expedia, cementing its position as the enterprise BNPL leader ahead of Q2 earnings.
Once left for dead, Peloton has quietly strung together two consecutive profitable quarters and generated $67 million in free cash flow. Thursday's earnings will reveal if the turnaround is sustainable.
Phillips 66 reports Q4 earnings of $2.47 per share, beating estimates by 15%, as refining crack spreads improve 45% and the company achieves record 88% clean product yield.
Texas Instruments announces $7.5 billion all-cash acquisition of Silicon Laboratories at a 69% premium, marking TI's largest deal since National Semiconductor in 2011.
The Nasdaq Composite falls 2.3% on Wednesday as semiconductor and software stocks extend losses, while the Dow Jones gains 113 points on strength in healthcare and consumer staples.
Boeing logged 1,173 net aircraft orders in 2025, outpacing Airbus for the first time in seven years, while deliveries hit a seven-year high of 600 planes.