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Markets

January 14, 2026

Global Stocks Diverge as Europe Hits Record and Fed-Cut Bets Swirl

Utilities and healthcare lifted European equities to new highs, while U.S. markets digested mixed bank earnings and a CPI report that kept the rate-path debate alive. Global markets split on Wednesday as

Tesla Earnings Preview: EV Demand, Margins, and Cash Flow in Focus

Business

January 13, 2026

Tesla Earnings Highlight Cash Surge as AI Spending Keeps Margins Under Pressure

Record free cash flow and fast-growing energy storage helped offset heavier costs in the core auto business ahead of the next quarterly report. Tesla (TSLA) heads into its next earnings update with

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Business

January 20, 2026

Cost Cuts and Consolidation Set Early 2026 Corporate Agenda

A fresh wave of restructurings and a marquee airline deal signal that executives are prioritizing efficiency—and selective growth—at the start of the year. Corporate boardrooms are beginning 2026 with a familiar playbook:

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AI Chip Stocks Extend Lead as Spending Shifts From Hype to Infrastructure

Investors are rewarding semiconductor firms positioned at the core of enterprise AI deployment, not just experimentation. The rally in artificial intelligence stocks is entering a more selective phase, with investors increasingly differentiating

January 16, 2026

Technology

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The Market’s 2026 Question Isn’t Rates—It’s Breadth

Investors are fixating on the next central-bank move, but the bigger determinant of returns may be whether gains spread beyond a handful of mega-caps. The easiest narrative for markets is still the

January 15, 2026

Opinion