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ServiceNow reports better-than-expected fourth-quarter results

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ServiceNow announced an expanded partnership with Anthropic about a week after it inked a similar deal with competitor OpenAI.

Meta’s Reality Labs posts $6.02 billion loss in fourth quarter

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Meta’s Reality Labs posts $6.02 billion loss in fourth quarter.

IBM beats fourth-quarter estimates, forecasts 5% revenue growth in 2026

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IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said the company’s generative artificial intelligence book of business hit more than $12.5 billion.

Meta beats on top, bottom lines, gives stronger-than-expected forecast

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Meta reported fourth-quarter earnings, and investors will be looking for any signs that its new AI strategy will benefit the company in the new year.

Where to still find solid yields on cash as the Fed holds rate steady

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Some money market funds yield over 3.5%, while certain certificates of deposit offer annual percentage yields of 4%.

Crypto PAC Fairshake touts $193 million war chest as regulatory bill faces first vote

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“With the midterms approaching, we are united behind our mission with Fairshake continuing to oppose anti-crypto politicians,” said the PAC’s spokesperson

The key things Wall Street is looking for in the Mag 7 reports after the bell

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Wednesday evening will bring highly awaited results from Meta, Microsoft and Tesla.

Fed holds key interest rate steady as economic view improves

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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday released its decision on interest rates.

Financials is the worst S&P sector in 2026. The credit card cap debate may be to blame

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The underperformance, however, hasn’t been universal within the group’s members. 

Trump is not worried by a weak dollar. Why the president and investors should be

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A diminished greenback could signify diminished confidence in the U.S. as foreign investors grow more wary over the country’s fiscal and economic outlook.

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