Fox Corporation (NASDAQ: FOXA) reported stronger-than-anticipated fourth-quarter results for 2025, with revenue rising 2% year-over-year to $5.18 billion. Adjusted earnings per share of $0.82 significantly outperformed analyst forecasts.
A sharp 8.3% weekly drop compounds Burberry's year-long losses, raising pressure on its major institutional shareholders who control 87% of the stock. Analysts warn sustained weakness could trigger significant portfolio rebalancing.
PepsiCo's Q4 earnings surpassed expectations, but the story behind the numbers reveals a strategic pivot: slashing snack prices to win back consumers while banking on productivity gains and international markets to fuel its 2026 ambitions.
As Bitcoin stabilizes near $76,000, market analysts are looking beyond macroeconomics to investor psychology. Could deep-seated cognitive biases like anchoring and regret aversion be the hidden catalysts for the next major price move?
Citadel founder Ken Griffin warns that an environment where corporate success depends on currying favor with the White House is 'incredibly distasteful' and undermines fair competition, even as he acknowledges regulatory relief under the current administration.
The relocation of Devon Energy's headquarters to Houston following its merger strips Oklahoma City of a key corporate citizen, with ripple effects expected across the local economy, philanthropy, and civic influence.
The UK's financial watchdog has revised its estimates for the massive car finance mis-selling scandal, indicating that average compensation payouts will be lower than initially suggested, potentially affecting millions of borrowers.
Beyond zoning, a labyrinth of construction rules and fire safety mandates treats apartments as commercial hazards, driving up costs and deepening the U.S. housing shortage. Reform advocates are pushing back against a century of bias embedded in policy.
A federal judge in Oregon has issued a temporary restraining order limiting federal officers' use of tear gas and projectile munitions against protesters at a Portland ICE facility, citing constitutional concerns over the treatment of peaceful demonstrators and journalists.
Wall Street grapples with a pronounced sector rotation out of high-flying technology names, driving volatility across major indices. Amid the shift, analyst calls highlight potential value in energy, consumer discretionary, and select fintech stocks for February 4, 2026.
As rents soar, services allowing tenants to pay rent in installments are booming. While marketed as a cash-flow solution, critics warn high fees can trap vulnerable renters in cycles of costly debt.
New benchmarking data reveals a staggering cost disparity in the invoicing process. Forward-thinking CFOs are redefining billing efficiency not as a back-office task, but as a critical lever for liquidity and customer relationships.
The Danish pharmaceutical giant warns of its first sales decline in years for 2026, citing U.S. pricing pressures and patent expirations, sending shockwaves through investor confidence and highlighting intensifying competition in the lucrative obesity drug market.
CME Group reported fourth-quarter revenue of $1.65 billion, aligning with analyst forecasts, as the world's largest derivatives exchange continues to benefit from sustained market volatility and hedging activity.
The Reserve Bank of India is fundamentally reshaping its oversight of lenders, moving beyond traditional financial metrics to scrutinize the actual business practices and credit management processes within banks.
The fast-food giant behind KFC and Taco Bell reported quarterly sales of $2.51 billion, topping analyst forecasts, but earnings per share came in just below expectations.
As the second year of the second Trump administration unfolds, grocery prices remain elevated, shaped by a complex mix of enduring trade policies, climate disruptions, and structural labor costs. Experts warn of a two-track market where some relief is possible, but core inflationary pressures are here to stay.
Oaktree Specialty Lending (OCSL) reported fourth-quarter revenue in line with Wall Street expectations at $75.1 million, though sales declined 13.3% year-over-year. Non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.06 fell sharply below analyst consensus, highlighting challenges in the current lending environment.
Avery Dennison (NYSE: AVY) reported fourth-quarter revenue of $2.27 billion, a 3.9% year-over-year increase that fell short of Wall Street expectations. However, adjusted earnings per share of $2.45 surpassed consensus estimates by 2.9%, highlighting a quarter of resilient profitability amid challenging market conditions.
Former President Donald Trump has launched a lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, alleging political bias in the bank's 2021 decision to sever ties with him. The legal action intensifies a long-running, complex rivalry with CEO Jamie Dimon, raising questions about the boundaries between banking risk management and political influence.
