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Apple's record quarter, Meta's AI validation, and Microsoft's spending shock tell three different stories about tech's future. Here's what investors should learn.
President Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve. Here's what investors need to know about his background, economic views, and policy approach.
The first week of February brings blockbuster earnings from Alphabet and Amazon plus the January jobs report. Here's what investors need to watch.
Markets face a challenging February with Kevin Warsh's Fed confirmation process, the USMCA trade agreement review deadline, and key economic data creating uncertainty.
Chevron beat Q4 earnings estimates with record production of 4.05 million barrels per day, showcasing operational excellence despite oil prices below $60 per barrel.
The Chicago Business Barometer surged to 54 in January, ending over two years of contraction and signaling the strongest economic rebound in the region since 2022.
Apple warns of constrained iPhone 17 supply as memory chip prices surge 230%. CEO Tim Cook says 'staggering' demand has left the company in supply chase mode with no visibility on when balance will be restored.
Brent crude tops $70 for first time since July as US-Iran standoff escalates. Oil is set for its biggest monthly gain since 2023, with markets rapidly repricing geopolitical risk.
Timber giant Weyerhaeuser reports Q4 2025 results with $74 million net earnings amid challenging lumber markets, while management signals optimism for spring improvement.
Nvidia finalizes $5 billion investment in Intel, announcing joint development of AI infrastructure and next-generation personal computing products using NVLink technology.
Netflix's all-cash $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. is set for shareholder vote in April, while only 7% of WBD shareholders accept Paramount's $108 billion hostile bid.
Tractor Supply Company reported Q4 earnings of $0.43 per share, missing estimates of $0.46, as rural America's discretionary spending pullback weighs on the farm and ranch retailer.