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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is planning a visit to China in late January as the chipmaker works to navigate export restrictions and rebuild relationships in what was once its largest international market.
A power station fire at Kazakhstan's massive Tengiz oil field has forced Chevron's consortium to declare force majeure, halting 700,000 barrels per day and canceling multiple export cargoes.
President Trump's declaration that a 'massive armada' is heading toward Iran has rattled energy markets, pushing crude prices higher amid fears of supply disruption from the fourth-largest OPEC producer.
President Trump's Board of Peace initiative drew 25 signatories at Davos but faced resistance from major Western allies who objected to Russia's potential inclusion in the peace framework.
Bank of America upgrades its 2026 GDP growth forecast to 2.8% from 2.6%, citing strong consumer spending and excellent credit conditions. CEO Brian Moynihan expresses bullish outlook.
BloombergNEF projects EV sales growth will slow to just 12% in 2026, down from 23% in 2025, as subsidy rollbacks, policy uncertainty, and market saturation create headwinds.
First Citizens BancShares reports improved credit metrics in Q4 2025 with net charge-offs falling to 0.39% of loans. The bank returned $900M via buybacks and paid down $2.5B in debt.
Copper giant Freeport-McMoRan beats Q4 estimates with EPS of $0.47 vs $0.32 expected, but shares drop 2% as Grasberg mine 'mud-rush' incident weighs on production outlook.
Swedish telecom equipment giant Ericsson delivers strong Q4 results with adjusted EBIT of 12.26 billion SEK, announces first-ever share buyback program worth $1.7 billion.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield has pulled back from five-month highs as easing U.S.-Europe trade tensions offset robust economic data limiting Fed rate cut expectations.
WTI crude sits near $60 per barrel as the IEA projects supply will significantly exceed demand in 2026, though Saudi Aramco's CEO disputes oversupply concerns.
The FAA has advanced Boeing's 737 MAX 10 to Phase 2 flight testing, signaling progress toward certification as the planemaker works to rebuild its narrow-body production capacity.