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Google's Gemini AI app reaches 750 million monthly users after adding 100 million in one quarter, closing the gap with ChatGPT's estimated 810 million users.
Reddit delivers blowout Q4 results with $726M revenue up 70% year-over-year, $252M net income, and authorizes its first-ever $1 billion share repurchase program.
Bitcoin crashed below $65,000 on February 5, breaking a key historical trendline, as Stifel analysts warn the cryptocurrency could plunge to $38,000 amid tightening liquidity and ETF outflows.
The US Treasury announced plans to borrow $574 billion in Q1 2026 through its quarterly refunding, keeping auction sizes steady but leaning heavily on Treasury bills to finance America's growing debt.
Cardinal Health reports record Q2 revenue of $65.6 billion with 36% EPS growth and raises full-year guidance as the healthcare distribution giant benefits from pharmaceutical demand and strategic acquisitions.
The S&P 500 falls for a fifth straight day to its lowest since December as Alphabet's massive AI spending plans and semiconductor weakness fuel a trillion-dollar tech sell-off.
Hershey shares surge as the chocolate giant forecasts earnings far above Wall Street expectations, powered by falling cocoa prices and aggressive price hikes that consumers have absorbed.
Estée Lauder shares crash more than 20% despite beating Q2 estimates as the beauty giant warns tariffs will cost $100 million in full-year profitability.
Toyota will supply 400,000 battery packs annually from its North Carolina plant to Honda in an unprecedented deal designed to help both automakers avoid crippling tariffs.
Samsung's co-CEO described the global memory chip shortage as 'unprecedented,' warning supplies could remain tight for years as AI infrastructure buildout accelerates.
Ford will lay off all 1,600 employees at its Kentucky EV battery plant and convert the facility to manufacture batteries for AI data centers and utilities.
Yum China Holdings reported Q4 revenue of $2.82 billion, beating estimates as delivery sales surged 34% to represent 53% of total revenue, prompting a 21% dividend hike.