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Thomson Reuters announced it will release fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results on February 5, 2026, followed by a conference call and webcast. The company said CEO Steve Hasker and CFO Mike Eastwood will host the event at 8:30 a.m. ET.
Investors are preparing for a pivotal week featuring a Federal Reserve rate decision and earnings from major companies, while a new tariff threat and rising shutdown risk inject fresh uncertainty into markets.
Markets entered a big week focused on the Federal Reserve’s first rate decision of 2026 and earnings from Microsoft, Meta, Tesla and Apple. Investors also watched broad reports from industrial, energy and payments giants as they tried to gauge inflation persistence, consumer resilience and the durability of the AI-driven investment boom.
A University of Michigan survey shows U.S. consumer sentiment improved in January 2026 from December, though confidence remains near historic lows and households remain frustrated by past price increases and a softer job market.
A sprawling winter storm has disrupted travel and commerce, with widespread weather alerts, thousands of flight cancellations, and ripple effects across transportation and daily business activity.
The Guardian reports the Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation tied to Fed headquarters renovation costs and Powell’s testimony, intensifying a confrontation between the White House and the central bank as markets watch independence risks.
Indian exchanges will shut on January 26 for Republic Day, pausing equities and derivatives trading while traders keep watch on global risk and central-bank signals.
A Goldman Sachs client survey found investor sentiment on crude oil near decade lows, reflecting expectations of a potential supply glut even as geopolitical risks remain elevated.
The winter storm sweeping the U.S. is creating immediate business impacts, from mass flight cancellations and airport slowdowns to emergency grid measures and heightened demand for heating fuel. Companies are shifting operations as utilities and regulators focus on reliability and restoration.
U.S. markets fell sharply as investors reacted to renewed tariff threats, with heavyweight technology shares leading declines and traders rotating toward defensive positions.
U.S. markets fell sharply on January 20 as investors reacted to tariff threats tied to Greenland-related disputes, with major indexes down and high-valuation technology names leading the decline.
Netflix has moved to an all-cash offer in its pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery, intensifying a high-stakes contest over legacy networks, streaming scale, and the future structure of the entertainment industry.