Market volatility remains high as tech stocks sell off while Eli Lilly and Alphabet beat earnings. Geopolitical tensions rise as Trump threatens Iran and challenges China over the Panama Canal. Bitcoin fell, and Washington Post began significant layoffs.

AbbVie reported record 2025 revenue of $61.2B, led by the surging immunology drugs Skyrizi and Rinvoq. Despite Humira erosion, management issued strong 2026 guidance. The firm also signed a U.S. government agreement to invest $100B in R&D while ensuring drug affordability.

FOX Q2 2026 reports $5.18B revenue, led by advertising momentum in sports and news. Tubi and FOX One drove digital growth, though EBITDA fell to $692M due to higher programming costs. FOX returned $1.8B via share buybacks and maintained a strong balance sheet.

GE HealthCare reported strong 2025 results with $20.6B in revenue, driven by innovation and robust demand in the US and EMEA. Despite tariff pressures, a record $21.8B backlog and strategic acquisitions like Intelerad position the firm for growth and margin expansion in 2026.

Equifax beat Q4 2025 expectations with $1.55B revenue, fueled by cloud and AI monetization. Despite a weak mortgage market, EFX.AI and proprietary data drove record product vitality. 2026 guidance targets $8.50 EPS and over $1B free cash flow, prioritizing government sector growth.

Stanley Black & Decker reported 2025 results with an adjusted EPS of $4.67 and $15.1B in revenue. Despite volume declines, gross margins expanded to 30.7% due to cost reductions. The company plans to divest its CAM business for $1.8B to reduce debt and targets higher 2026 profits.

T. Rowe Price's Q4 2025 results show Assets Under Management at $1.62 trillion. Despite net outflows in equities, the firm saw growth in alternatives and strong fixed income performance. Adjusted EPS reached $2.44, supported by a 35.6% operating margin.

Boston Scientific reported strong FY 2025 results, with 15.8% organic revenue growth and adjusted EPS of $3.06. Success was driven by the Watchman and Electrophysiology segments. The company is expanding via acquisitions like Penumbra and new Siemens collaborations.

In 2025, The New York Times achieved record digital revenues exceeding $2 billion, adding 1.4 million subscribers. Leadership plans to scale video journalism and AI-powered products in 2026. Despite rising operating costs, the firm remains focused on margin expansion.

Yum! Brands' Q4 2025 results show strong Taco Bell momentum and record KFC international openings. Despite missing EPS estimates, revenue beat expectations. Growth is driven by the Byte digital platform, while Pizza Hut faces a strategic review and planned U.S. closures.