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ExxonMobil's Permian Basin production reached a record 1.8 million barrels per day in Q4 2025, driving the company's highest annual output in over 40 years.
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.
Amazon announced 16,000 job cuts in its second round of mass layoffs in three months, part of a broader plan to eliminate 30,000 corporate roles while funneling $125 billion into AI infrastructure.
After a brutal 2025 that saw Chipotle fall 40% and Starbucks struggle under new leadership, analysts see a 'spicy revival story' as both chains implement aggressive turnaround strategies.
Intel shares crash 14% despite Q4 earnings beat as zero-cent EPS guidance for Q1 2026 sends investors fleeing. Supply constraints and foundry challenges weigh on the struggling chipmaker.
Lyft announces Nashville expansion with Waymo and unveils partnerships with multiple AV companies, signaling its strategy to become the dominant platform for autonomous rideshare.
Franklin Templeton reports a 56% profit increase as net inflows return and assets under management reach $1.68 trillion, marking a turnaround from 2025's Western Asset struggles.
Las Vegas Sands reported Q4 earnings that beat expectations, with Marina Bay Sands generating $806 million in EBITDA—the highest quarterly result in casino hotel history.
China has conditionally approved DeepSeek, ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent to purchase over 400,000 Nvidia H200 AI chips, marking a significant shift in U.S.-China tech relations.
Historical data shows when the S&P 500 rises in January, the full year is positive 78% of the time. Here's what the January effect means for 2026 investing.
GE Vernova reports Q4 earnings of $13.39 per share, crushing estimates of $3.05, as the energy equipment maker benefits from AI data center power demand.
The same day produced starkly different outcomes for tech giants: Meta jumped 9% on strong results while Microsoft plunged 11% on cloud concerns, revealing Wall Street's diverging views on AI investments.