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Comcast beats Q4 estimates with EPS of $0.84 as Peacock adds 8 million subscribers year-over-year and wireless growth offsets broadband challenges.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis postponed the Q4 2025 GDP advance estimate from January 30 to February 20 due to data collection disruptions from the government shutdown.
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 Supreme Court delayed its decision on Trump's IEEPA tariffs again, leaving 1,000+ businesses waiting for potential refunds from $130 billion in duties collected. The ruling could reshape American trade policy.
The Surface Transportation Board rejected the initial railroad merger application on January 16, requiring additional documentation. Both carriers reported earnings this week.
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.
Altria reports flat Q4 earnings of $1.30 EPS, missing estimates, as Marlboro volumes decline 8% and Philip Morris's Zyn promotions pressure the nicotine pouch market.
The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model shows Q4 2025 growth at 4.2%, complicating the case for rate cuts even as consumer confidence craters and trade tensions escalate.
The 10-year Treasury yield settled at 4.24% as markets digest the Kevin Warsh Fed chair nomination and weigh the implications for monetary policy in 2026.
Visa reported strong fiscal Q1 2026 results with revenue up 15% as consumer spending remained resilient despite record-low confidence levels. The paradox reveals a divided American economy.
Microsoft shed $357 billion in market value in a single day—the second-largest loss in U.S. stock history—as Azure cloud growth disappointed investors despite strong earnings. Here's what it means.
Mastercard reported Q4 revenue of $8.8 billion with EPS of $4.76, beating estimates as cross-border volume surged and consumer spending remained resilient.