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Walmart reports Q4 FY2026 earnings on February 19 as the first traditional retailer to reach a $1 trillion market cap. Analysts expect 4% revenue growth and 11% operating income gains.
Kraft Heinz beats Q4 EPS estimates at $0.67 but reports a $4.7 billion full-year loss as adjusted operating income falls 11.5% and revenue declines amid consumer trade-downs and rising costs.
Costco shares climbed to $1,001.16, joining an elite club of four-figure stocks after January net sales surged 9.3% year over year and membership fee income jumped 14% to $1.33 billion.
ArcelorMittal reports Q4 2025 EPS of $0.86 beating estimates by 39%, full-year net income of $3.15 billion, and announces 2.8GW renewable energy capacity target by 2028.
Snapchat parent Snap reports Q4 revenue of $1.72 billion and net income of $45 million, but daily active users of 474 million fall short of 477 million estimate.
Rick Rieder, BlackRock's chief investment officer of fixed income managing $2.5 trillion, has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Jerome Powell when his term expires in May.
The property-casualty insurer delivers a blowout quarter with core income of $2.5 billion, a 29.6% return on equity, and massive shareholder returns as underwriting excellence continues.
PNC Financial reports Q4 profit surged 25% on rising interest income and dealmaking activity, while projecting revenue growth will accelerate to 11% in 2026.
Bank of New York Mellon delivered record results in 2025, with $5.3 billion in net income and assets under custody reaching $59.3 trillion as the financial plumbing giant benefits from market gains.
Wells Fargo shares tumble nearly 5% after Q4 revenue misses estimates, with net interest income falling short and commercial real estate losses weighing on results.
DBS Group Holdings reached a new record on January 6 as Singapore's banking giants extend their remarkable rally, offering 6%+ dividend yields for income investors.
10-year Treasury yield stabilizes near 4.28% as government shutdown delays critical employment data, leaving bond markets to price in Fed policy without key information.