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AbbVie announced a 5.5% dividend increase to $1.73 per share, extending its streak of consecutive annual raises to 53 years as the drugmaker navigates life after Humira's patent cliff.
Comcast beats Q4 estimates with EPS of $0.84 as Peacock adds 8 million subscribers year-over-year and wireless growth offsets broadband challenges.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller dissented from the January rate decision and called for more easing, suggesting summer rate cuts may be on the horizon.
Consumer staples stocks are outperforming tech in 2026 as investors flee volatility for steady dividends. Colgate, Church & Dwight, and Procter & Gamble show pricing power amid tariff uncertainty.
The Russell 2000 surged more than 5% in January 2026, outpacing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq as investors rotate from mega-cap tech into smaller companies.
The dollar index fell 2% in January to near four-year lows as geopolitical tensions, trade policy shifts, and vanishing rate advantages fuel capital outflows.
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) ends its first year with mixed results: federal employment dropped 9% from 3.015 million to 2.744 million workers, but government spending continued rising.
AAA projects a record 21.7 million Americans will cruise in 2026, up 4.5% from 2025. The cruise industry's resurgence has lifted stocks across the sector as booking demand reaches historic levels.
Timber giant Weyerhaeuser reports Q4 2025 results with $74 million net earnings amid challenging lumber markets, while management signals optimism for spring improvement.
Netflix's all-cash $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. is set for shareholder vote in April, while only 7% of WBD shareholders accept Paramount's $108 billion hostile bid.
Comcast, Charter, and Altice now face declining broadband subscribers—not just TV—as fixed wireless and fiber competition reshape the telecommunications landscape.
The US dollar index climbs as Kevin Warsh's Fed Chair nomination signals credible monetary policy and reduced fears of dollar debasement.