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February 10 marks one year since Trump expanded Section 232 tariffs to 25% on all steel and aluminum imports. Domestic capacity utilization surged above 80%, but manufacturers and consumers are bearing the cost.
Ford Motor reports Q4 earnings Tuesday after the bell with its Model e electric vehicle division expected to post roughly $5 billion in full-year losses while its hybrid vehicle sales hit record highs, highlighting a dramatic strategic pivot.
A record 654,000 Americans now have $1 million or more in their 401(k) accounts, with average balances hitting $137,800, as the stock market rally and higher 2026 contribution limits accelerate wealth building.
Devon Energy will acquire Coterra Energy for $26 billion in an all-stock deal that creates a $58 billion shale giant anchored in the Delaware Basin, the most prolific oil field in American history.
Moody's projects real consumer spending growth will slow to just 1.5% in 2026, half of recent levels, as the American consumer that powered the post-pandemic economy starts to buckle.
S&P 500 companies are on track for record 13.9% net profit margins in 2026, nearly 3 percentage points above the 10-year average, as all 11 sectors project earnings growth.
American businesses absorbed roughly 80% of tariff costs in 2025, but that ratio is rapidly flipping as companies pass hundreds of billions in duties to consumers in 2026.
The Supreme Court may rule as soon as February 20 on whether $133 billion in IEEPA tariffs imposed by President Trump are constitutional, a decision that could trigger billions in refunds and reshape American trade.
New vehicle monthly payments climbed to a record $772 in Q4 2025, with one in five buyers now paying over $1,000 a month. The affordability crisis is reshaping who can buy a car in America.
Kyndryl Holdings stock plunged 54% on Monday after disclosing an accounting review, abrupt CFO and general counsel departures, and an SEC enforcement investigation.
Fed Vice Chair Philip Jefferson delivered a cautiously optimistic speech on the economy, arguing tariff inflation is temporary but signaling rates will stay elevated until the data provides overwhelming evidence of progress.
Pinterest CEO Bill Ready fired two engineers who created an internal tool to identify laid-off colleagues, sending a blunt message about dissent as the company slashes 15% of its workforce to fund AI.