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Frontline reported Q4 profit of $228 million as supertanker rates surged to levels not seen in decades. Sanctions have removed over 15% of the VLCC fleet from the market.
US government bonds finished February with their strongest monthly performance in a year. The 2-year yield fell to 3.38%, the lowest since August 2022, as investors fled stocks for safety.
Netflix shares jumped 10% after the streaming giant declined to raise its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, collecting a $2.8 billion termination fee as Paramount won at $31 per share.
Eos Energy stock plunged over 40% after reporting record Q4 revenue of $58 million but missing estimates by 38%. The zinc battery maker's 2026 guidance of $300-$400M fell far short of the $471M Wall Street expected.
First Solar forecast 2026 revenue of $4.9-$5.2 billion against Wall Street's $6.12 billion estimate. Federal permitting delays, a $135 million tariff hit, and analyst downgrades sent shares tumbling 18%.
Warner Bros. Discovery reported a $252 million Q4 loss with revenue falling 6% to $9.46 billion. The results arrived as the company weighs competing acquisition bids, with a decision expected within days.
HEICO Corporation reported record Q1 FY2026 net income of $190 million on $1.18 billion in revenue as defense spending and airline aftermarket demand drove double-digit organic growth.
Global mergers and acquisitions surged 40% to a record $4.9 trillion in 2025, driven by AI mega-deals, but the capital allocated to M&A hit a 30-year low as companies redirect cash elsewhere.
Stripe, now valued at $159 billion, is exploring a deal to acquire all or parts of PayPal, which has a market cap of $43 billion. The combination would process over $2 trillion in annual payments.
Warner Bros. Discovery told shareholders that Paramount Skydance's raised $31 per share bid could be superior to Netflix's $27.75 offer, setting up the biggest media bidding war in years.
The $2 trillion private credit market enters 2026 with rising defaults, DOJ warnings about valuation practices, $400 billion in unfunded commitments, and growing questions about systemic risk.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said the March FOMC meeting is a coin flip between cutting and holding, then delivered a stark assessment of 2025 labor data revisions showing just 181,000 jobs created all year.