Apple's Formula One movie, starring Brad Pitt, takes the lead with $10M in previews, outperforming other major releases. Can it hit the $50M mark this weekend?
Nike's stock jumped 17% after the company declared that the worst of its struggles is behind it, following a better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings report despite significant challenges.
Nike is bracing for a staggering $1 billion cost increase due to tariffs from Trump's trade war, prompting price hikes and a shift in manufacturing. As revenues plunge, can Nike turn things around?
Superman, the first film from the new DC Studios led by James Gunn, is projected for a $125M-$145M opening weekend, but some sources suggest a more conservative $90M-$125M estimate. With strong unaided awareness and record presales, will reviews determine its success?
Universal's How to Train Your Dragon is set to debut with over $200M globally, surpassing expectations. With impressive international earnings, it ranks among the year's top openers!
The live action adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon is projected to earn between $8M-$9M in preview earnings, with hopes for a $100M opening weekend. Will it surpass previous animated hits?
Stock futures took a hit after the S&P 500's first loss in four sessions. Oracle's impressive earnings boost cloud growth projections, but uncertainty looms over inflation and trade talks.
Aaron Rodgers has signed a deal with the Steelers that could see him earning up to $19.5 million, a surprising figure considering his earlier statements. This bargain leaves the Steelers in a strong position for future investments.
The S&P 500 saw major movements with Palantir and Moderna stocks rising sharply, while Lululemon faced a significant decline in share value. Analysts weigh in on Tesla and Broadcom's performance amid market shifts.
Dollar General reports a 2.4% rise in same-store sales, surpassing expectations as higher-income shoppers flock to the retailer for value. The company is adapting to tariffs while raising its fiscal guidance for 2026.
