Companies

Waymo looks to be raising $16 billion for robo-taxi expansion, which would value the company at $110 billion.

Chicago investment analyst Jack Nicholson got 13 out of 16 questions correct in our annual quiz. One reason: He likes gold.

Southwest says its fourth-quarter performance benefited from revenue initiatives, including charging for seat assignments and extra-legroom seats.

Out-of-the-box thinking and good timing yielded a roster of winners such as Sphere Entertainment, Amphenol, and Paramount Skydance.

Faced with a $12 billion deficit, New York’s new mayor laid out his plans to pay that down.

Barron’s offers a four-step plan for Bob Iger’s successor.

Amazon.com is closing dozens of Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh physical stores to focus on expanding same-day delivery of groceries and adding to its Whole Foods operations.

LVMH shares a mixed outlook for the luxury industry after full-year organic revenue dipped across key segments like fashion and spirits.

Roth Capital analyst Rohit Kulkarni raised his price target on Amazon to $295 from $270.

Investors are looking forward to a busy week of earnings, including one-fifth of the S&P 500 companies, and four of the Magnificent Seven stocks reporting results this week.

A big week for earnings will see reports from Microsoft, Exxon, Visa, GE Vernova, and many more. The Fed is expected to keep rates steady, as Jerome Powell closes out his final months as Chair.

Trivariate Research says to focus on whether P/E ratios are rising or falling.

A new survey of 1,0000 millionaires suggests that a third are motivated to leave the U.S. a year into President Donald Trump’s second term.

Airlines have already canceled nearly 70 flights, but that number is likely to increase. Weathertrends360 says the storm is likely to hurt retail store traffic on the last weekend of their fiscal fourth quarters.

For utilities and power plant owners, storms of this magnitude can lead to large financial losses, Jefferies analyst Julien Dumoulin-Smith says. Data centers are making the power crunch even more acute.

Auto insurer Lemonade is cutting the cost of policies for Tesla drivers using the FSD product.

Oracle can make its numbers work, says Guggenheim analyst John DiFucci.

Roughly 30 S&P 500 companies are set to report results this week. Economic data include the personal consumption expenditures price index and a GDP growth estimate.

Analysts also report on Palo Alto Networks, Lifeway Foods, Bank of New York Mellon, and FLEX.

President Trump’s proposed 10% cap on interest rates would force issuers to be more selective with their reward programs. That would hit users with lower credit scores.

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The India-based IT consultancy reports weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings and disappointing guidance.

Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg is famous for bold leaps. This week’s AI commitments may be his biggest yet.

Tracking site Downdetector said it received 2.3 million reports of outages in the 24-hours starting Wednesday at 11 a.m. Eastern time.

The narratives around retailers are often changing. The market judges them for both their track records and expectations for top- and bottom-line growth.