With this year's Super Bowl ads reaching up to $10 million, brands are already strategizing for future games as viewership and competition intensify.
Major cryptocurrencies face sustained selling pressure, with Bitcoin and Ethereum falling sharply from recent highs. Analysts warn of further downside risk as market sentiment sours, though some see potential for a near-term rebound.
In a significant move to diversify critical mineral supply chains and counter Chinese dominance, a U.S.-backed consortium has acquired a major stake in key Congolese copper-cobalt mines, valuing the venture at $9 billion.
Powell Industries reported mixed Q4 CY2025 results, with revenue of $251.2 million missing analyst forecasts despite a 4% year-over-year increase. However, the electrical systems manufacturer delivered a significant earnings beat, with GAAP EPS of $3.40 surpassing estimates by 16.6%, buoyed by robust order activity and operational efficiency.
Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices posts record quarterly revenue, fueled by robust demand for its data center and PC processors, and provides guidance above Wall Street forecasts despite a broader market selloff.
The sports-focused streaming service saw a sharp sell-off after unveiling plans for a reverse stock split, overshadowing recent revenue growth and a key Disney partnership.
Bermuda-based reinsurer RenaissanceRe (NYSE:RNR) reported fourth-quarter revenue and profit that exceeded analyst forecasts, driven by significant growth in its core underwriting business.
The crypto-focused financial services firm reported a significant net loss for 2025, driven by unrealized losses on its digital asset holdings, despite strong operational performance in its core businesses.
Following a blockbuster Q4 earnings report, Palantir Technologies demonstrates accelerating revenue and profitability, driven by its Artificial Intelligence Platform. Wall Street's most bullish forecast now sees a potential 73% upside for the stock.
The educator-focused insurer reported a 6.3% year-over-year revenue increase to $434.8 million, falling short of Wall Street forecasts, while adjusted earnings of $1.21 per share slightly exceeded expectations.
Forget Apple and Nvidia. The top-performing stock since 2000 is an energy drink maker, echoing a surprising pattern from the last century's winner.
Matthews International (NASDAQ: MATW) reported fourth-quarter revenue that narrowly surpassed analyst expectations, though sales fell sharply year-over-year. The diversified solutions provider posted a non-GAAP loss per share, missing estimates, even as operational efficiency showed marked improvement.
Thermo Fisher Scientific is phasing out operations at its Franklin, Massachusetts site by late 2026, resulting in more than 80 layoffs. This follows a larger round of cuts announced last year, signaling ongoing restructuring within the life sciences giant.
Despite a staggering 1,500% surge over six months, analysts see further room for SanDisk's stock to run, fueled by insatiable AI-driven storage demand and a tight NAND market that continues to boost pricing and profitability.
Payward, the parent company of crypto exchange Kraken, reported a 33% surge in adjusted revenue to $2.2 billion for 2025, driven by a strategic expansion into traditional assets and proprietary trading. The shift highlights the firm's successful move to reduce reliance on volatile crypto trading volumes.
Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE: CMG) reported fourth-quarter revenue of $2.98 billion, surpassing Wall Street estimates, though a decline in customer traffic at established locations tempered investor enthusiasm.
As the Super Bowl captivates fans, a deeper financial play is unfolding. Professional sports teams, long the exclusive domain of billionaires, are now becoming accessible to a wider range of investors through innovative funds, signaling their evolution into a distinct and resilient asset class.
Global insurance giant Chubb Limited reported fourth-quarter revenue in line with analyst projections, while adjusted earnings per share significantly exceeded estimates, driven by strong underwriting and investment performance.
Match Group, parent company of Tinder and Hinge, reported stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue and profit, sending its stock higher. However, the dating app giant continues to face challenges with declining paying users, even as it extracts more value from those who remain.
The snack food giant Mondelez International reported stronger-than-expected Q4 2025 sales of $10.5 billion, driven by strategic pricing. However, earnings per share fell short of analyst estimates, highlighting the pressure from historic cocoa costs on profitability.
