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Snowflake crushed Q4 FY2026 estimates with product revenue up 29% to $1.16 billion, EPS beating by 440%, and nearly 20 trillion AI tokens processed as AI adoption accelerates.
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.
Nvidia crushed Q4 FY2026 expectations with $68.1 billion in revenue, shipped first Vera Rubin samples, and guided $78 billion for next quarter as the AI boom accelerates.
UBS upgraded IBM from Sell to Neutral with a $236 target after the stock fell 22% in 2026, arguing the AI threat to legacy tech has been fully discounted and risk-reward is now balanced.
Apple stock has rallied 42% over six months to $272 as institutional investors built their largest positions in years. The March 4 iPhone 17e launch event could provide the next catalyst.
Oppenheimer upgraded Oracle to Outperform with a $185 price target after the stock lost more than half its value since September, saying earnings could double by fiscal 2030.
OPEC+ will likely consider raising output by 137,000 barrels per day for April, ending a three-month pause. Saudi Arabia has already pushed exports to 7.3 million bpd, a three-year high, amid Iran tensions.
Tesla registered just 8,075 vehicles in Europe in January 2026, a 17% decline marking 13 consecutive months of falling sales. BYD registered 18,242 vehicles, surging 165% year-over-year.
Anthropic launched 10 new enterprise AI plugins for Claude Cowork with LSEG, FactSet, S&P Global, and DocuSign, sparking the biggest software stock rebound in two months.
Salesforce reported Q4 revenue of $11.18 billion, beating estimates as Agentforce crossed 22,000 enterprise deals and the platform served 11.14 trillion tokens at production scale.
Circle reported Q4 revenue of $770 million, beating the $745 million consensus, as USDC in circulation reached $75.3 billion and on-chain transaction volume surged 247% year over year.
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.