S&P 500 futures climbed 0.3% as Alphabet's strong quarterly results uplifted Wall Street for a third consecutive day. Meanwhile, Intel's disappointing guidance sent its shares tumbling. What's next for the markets?
S&P 500 futures surged after a strong performance in the market, buoyed by hopes of easing U.S.-China trade tensions. However, IBM's stock fell despite better-than-expected earnings, and Southwest Airlines announced schedule cuts, affecting their stock performance. Will this trend continue?
Elon Musk announces a significant shift in focus back to Tesla as the company faces a 71% earnings drop. After months in the Trump administration, he assures investors of renewed commitment to Tesla's future.
Stock futures jumped early Wednesday thanks to positive signals from President Trump on the Federal Reserve and U.S.-China trade relations. Investors are optimistic about a potential trade deal, leading to a rally in major indexes and Bitcoin.
With Tesla's first-quarter earnings report looming, investors are anxious about the company's future. As stock prices plummet and promises of new models and technology remain unfulfilled, can Elon Musk salvage the brand?
UnitedHealth Group's shares plummeted 23% in midday trading following a rare earnings miss, erasing nearly $120 billion in market value due to unexpected medical costs and higher care utilization.
Netflix is set to reveal its first-quarter earnings, marking a strategic shift away from disclosing subscriber data. Investors are keen to learn how tighter consumer spending might affect subscriptions amid a tumultuous market for traditional media.
BlackRock reported a first-quarter net income of $1.5 billion, falling short of Wall Street's expectations. Despite this, adjusted earnings exceeded forecasts, raising questions for investors.
Stock futures took a hit on Thursday as investors grappled with tariff fears and prepare for a significant earnings season. With notable declines in major indices, concerns about economic stability are growing.
Delta Air Lines has withdrawn its 2025 guidance as the ongoing trade war impacts business and consumer spending, causing a decline in bookings. CEO Ed Bastian emphasizes cost control amid economic uncertainty.
