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January jobs report, McDonald’s earnings, Fed: What to Watch
On Wednesday, February 11, the market will turn its attention to a few high‑profile events that could set the tone for the coming weeks. First up is the delayed January jobs report, finally arriving after a brief pause caused by a government shutdown. Investors will be looking beyond the usual payroll figures and unemployment rate to […]
Alphabet’s 100-year bond: What investors need to know
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has recently taken a step that few corporations have taken in modern times: it issued a 100‑year bond. The bond will not mature until 2126, making it one of the longest‑dated debt instruments ever offered by a private company. The new debt is part of a larger fundraising effort […]
This AI bull isn’t betting on legacy software stocks
In a recent discussion about the future of software, a leading investment figure shared a clear view: while the rise of artificial intelligence is exciting, the traditional software companies that have dominated for decades are now facing a real repricing. The speaker—founder and president of a prominent investment firm—said he remains very bullish on AI, […]
Ford earnings fall short of Wall Street estimates
When the major automotive manufacturer released its fourth‑quarter results, investors were quick to note that revenue was in line with expectations but earnings fell short. The company posted an adjusted earnings per share of $0.13, compared with the $0.18 analysts were hoping for. Automotive revenue hit $42.40 billion, exactly what the market anticipated, but operating profit […]
Robinhood revenue miss: Why the market reaction is ‘warranted’
After reporting its fourth‑quarter earnings, Robinhood’s shares slid nearly 8% in after‑hours trading, sparking a sharp market response. The company’s revenue fell short of analysts’ expectations, a disappointing outcome for an investment platform that has been under close scrutiny since its rapid rise. The dip in revenue is especially painful for a stock that has […]
US issues license authorizing oil, gas exploration and production in Venezuela, Treasury says
On February 10, 2026, the U.S. Treasury Department issued a general license that permits U.S. firms to supply goods, technology, software, or services for the exploration, development, or production of oil and gas in Venezuela. The authorization marks a significant shift in U.S. policy toward the country’s energy sector. Under the license, companies can now […]
Local regulators deny rezoning request for Pennsylvania data center development
Montour County’s commission rejected a request from Talen Energy to rezone hundreds of acres for a new data center, underscoring how local opposition is increasingly stalling the United States’ push to expand server warehouses. Residents in nearby communities had voiced concerns that the project would drive up power bills and harm the environment, and the […]
Cloudflare forecasts annual sales above estimates as AI drives cloud demand
Cloudflare is projecting its 2026 revenue to top Wall Street’s expectations, with both annual and first‑quarter sales figures expected to surpass analysts’ forecasts. The company attributes this upside to the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence technology, which is spurring higher demand for its cloud services. After the announcement, the company’s shares surged nearly 12% in […]