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JPMorgan Chase will become the new issuer of Apple Card, taking over $20 billion in loans from Goldman Sachs in a deal that marks the end of Goldman's consumer banking experiment.
Google parent Alphabet has surpassed Apple to become the world's second-most valuable company behind Nvidia, reshaping the $4 trillion tech hierarchy.
Eli Lilly shares fell 4.7% after reports the FDA pushed back its decision on orforglipron to April 10, 2026, delaying the company's entry into the oral obesity drug market.
President Trump calls the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement 'irrelevant,' raising fears of trade disruption as the pact faces its mandatory six-year review.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon cautions that investors are too complacent about geopolitical risks and elevated asset prices even as the bank posts near-record annual profits of $57 billion.
The AAII Investor Sentiment Survey shows bullish sentiment jumped to 49.5%, the highest since November 2024. Here's what the surge means for markets and whether it's a contrarian warning sign.
Barclays upgrades Dell to Overweight citing $25 billion AI server pipeline, 155% order growth, and stabilizing enterprise markets as the PC maker transforms into an AI infrastructure giant.
Crude oil prices plunged over 4.5% on January 15, 2026, as President Trump signaled potential de-escalation with Iran. WTI fell to $59 while Brent dropped below $64.
ASML's market capitalization crossed $500 billion on January 15, 2026, as the chip equipment maker's stock surged 7% on TSMC's bullish outlook. Analysis of what's next.
With Powell's term ending May 15, 2026, Treasury Secretary Bessent reveals Trump's short list: Kevin Hassett, Christopher Waller, Michelle Bowman, and Kevin Warsh.
As Trump approaches his inauguration anniversary, the economy shows a paradox: S&P 500 up 21.5% since election day, but approval at just 36%—the lowest for any president at this point in five decades.
America's largest trucking company reports Q4 2025 results Thursday, with analysts expecting EPS of $1.76-$1.80 as the freight industry emerges from a two-year recession.