Amsterdam-based AI cloud provider Nebius announced on Tuesday its acquisition of Tavily, a specialized search engine built for artificial intelligence agents. The deal aims to integrate Tavily’s real-time web navigation and fact-verification capabilities into the Nebius platform, enabling developers to build and deploy sophisticated autonomous systems.
Xylem shares tumbled on Tuesday after the water technology provider issued a full-year outlook that trailed Wall Street estimates. Despite a solid performance in the recent quarter, the company’s aggressive focus on streamlining its portfolio and exiting low-margin markets is tempering near-term growth expectations.
TotalEnergies SE has released its latest transparency update regarding its share capital and voting rights, reporting a total of 2,206,585,543 shares in circulation as of January 31, 2026.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber shares plunged on Tuesday after the company reported fourth-quarter adjusted earnings that failed to meet analyst projections. Despite a modest beat on top-line revenue, the tire manufacturer's bottom line suffered from what leadership described as a non-linear recovery in a volatile industry landscape.
InterDigital has initiated a global legal offensive against Chinese electronics giants Hisense and TCL, alleging the unauthorized use of video compression and high-dynamic-range (HDR) technologies. The lawsuits, filed across multiple jurisdictions including Germany, Brazil, and India, target intellectual property held within InterDigital’s joint licensing program with Sony.
Williams reported a significant jump in fourth-quarter profit on Tuesday, driven by the successful rollout of pipeline transmission and offshore projects throughout 2025. While net income climbed to $733 million, the energy infrastructure giant narrowly missed analyst expectations for adjusted earnings as it prepares for a new phase of power innovation.
The J.M. Smucker Co. is overhauling its executive suite, eliminating the position of chief operating officer and redistributing key responsibilities across its top leadership. Effective Feb. 9, the reorganization sees CEO Mark Smucker reclaim the title of president as the food giant pivots toward a more integrated management model and launches a search for its first AI-focused chief technology officer.
EssilorLuxottica is set to report its 2025 fiscal results this Wednesday, with investors looking to see if the group's blockbuster partnership with Meta can outpace persistent production bottlenecks. While the Franco-Italian eyewear giant is expected to post a significant revenue increase to over 28 billion euros, the spotlight remains on the logistical and legal friction surrounding its flagship AI-powered smartglasses.
European Wax Center shares skyrocketed Tuesday after the company announced an agreement to be taken private by its largest shareholder, General Atlantic. The all-cash transaction values the waxing services provider at approximately $330 million.
Incyte reported a significant jump in fourth-quarter profit as revenue soared to $1.51 billion, driven by robust demand for its flagship cancer treatment Jakafi and the skin-cream therapy Opzelura. While the biotechnology firm comfortably beat top-line expectations, adjusted earnings fell slightly short of Wall Street estimates.
European Wax Center has entered a definitive agreement to be acquired by its largest shareholder, General Atlantic, in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $330 million. The deal marks a strategic exit from the public markets for the waxing services giant as it seeks stability following a volatile year on the Nasdaq.
Shares of Amentum Holdings slid nearly 10% in premarket trading Tuesday after the government services contractor reported a sharper-than-expected revenue decline for its fiscal first quarter, offsetting an earnings beat driven by aggressive cost-cutting measures.
S&P Global shares dropped nearly 9% in premarket trading after the financial intelligence firm issued long-term earnings guidance that trailed Wall Street estimates, overshadowing a solid fourth-quarter performance driven by its core ratings and indices businesses.
Fiserv Inc. reported fourth-quarter results that surpassed Wall Street expectations on Tuesday, as a surge in retail payment processing countered a slowdown in its core banking technology business. While net income dipped compared to the previous year, the Milwaukee-based fintech giant posted $5.28 billion in revenue, signaling resilience despite cooling demand from traditional financial institutions.
Nektar Therapeutics shares jumped 13% in premarket trading Tuesday after the biotechnology firm reported positive results from a mid-stage study of its atopic dermatitis treatment. The Phase 2b Rezolve-AD trial demonstrated that its novel biologic, rezpegaldesleukin, successfully maintained skin clearance in a majority of patients over a 36-week maintenance period.
Credo Technology Group shares jumped 17% in pre-market trading Tuesday after the connectivity solutions provider significantly raised its third-quarter revenue guidance, signaling a massive acceleration in growth compared to previous estimates.
Mexico’s automotive manufacturing sector saw a slight contraction in January, with production falling even as export volumes and domestic sales posted gains. Data released Tuesday by the national statistics institute, Inegi, showed total output for cars and light trucks reached 303,980 units, a decline from the 312,257 units recorded during the same period last year.
Uber has partnered with Baidu to integrate the Chinese tech giant’s Apollo Go autonomous ride-hailing service into its app in Dubai. The rollout marks the latest step in Uber's strategy to scale self-driving options through international collaborations rather than proprietary hardware development.
Ecolab Inc. reported a significant jump in fourth-quarter profit on Tuesday, surpassing analyst expectations as the water and hygiene services provider benefited from steady revenue growth and organic sales expansion. The company posted a net income of $563.9 million, or $1.98 per share, up from $472.9 million during the same period last year.
Thule Group AB shares climbed 11.5% on Tuesday after the Swedish outdoor gear manufacturer reported fourth-quarter sales that exceeded analyst estimates. The Stockholm-listed company credited the successful integration of its Quad Lock acquisition and improved factory utilization for the year-end rally, despite persistent macroeconomic headwinds.
Georgia-based Saia Inc. saw its shares tumble in premarket trading Tuesday after the less-than-truckload carrier reported fourth-quarter earnings that trailed Wall Street expectations. Despite a marginal revenue uptick, the company struggled with declining shipping volumes and tonnage, contrasting with recent upbeat reports from industry peers.
IRadimed, the Orlando-based medical device manufacturer, announced an 18% increase to its quarterly cash dividend on Tuesday, raising the payout to $0.20 per share. The move reflects a growing return to shareholders as the company continues to leverage its position in the specialized medical equipment market.
Oscar Health reported a wider-than-expected fourth-quarter loss of $352.6 million as surging medical service utilization pressured margins, despite a 17% increase in revenue to $2.81 billion. While the insurer missed analyst estimates for the quarter, management is doubling down on a long-term recovery plan, targeting a return to operational profitability by 2026.
Shares of Rockville-based Regenxbio tumbled in premarket trading Tuesday after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) rejected its application for RGX-121, an experimental gene therapy targeting the rare and often terminal Hunter syndrome.
U.S. private equity giant Carlyle Group has agreed to acquire a 45% stake in Nido Home Finance for $232 million, marking a major expansion into India’s burgeoning affordable housing sector. The deal, structured through a mix of secondary purchases and primary capital infusion, underscores the growing global interest in the subcontinent's specialized financial services.
Oscar Health reported a significantly wider fourth-quarter loss as soaring medical service utilization pushed its payout ratios well beyond Wall Street expectations. The health insurer, which primarily serves individuals and small businesses, struggled to contain costs even as revenue climbed 17% year-over-year.
Titan Mining reported an 8% increase in zinc production for 2025, reaching 64.2 million payable pounds at its New York operations, while simultaneously hitting a major milestone with its first natural flake graphite concentrate.
Quest Diagnostics is accelerating its capital return strategy, announcing a 7.5% dividend increase and a $1 billion expansion to its share repurchase authorization. The Secaucus, N.J.-based provider of diagnostic services confirmed the move on Tuesday, signaling a robust commitment to returning value to its investors.
Duke Energy reported a nearly 8% jump in fourth-quarter revenue, outperforming Wall Street expectations as the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing drove higher electricity demand. The Charlotte-based utility operator posted total operating revenue of $7.94 billion, surpassing the $7.43 billion projected by analysts.
Maezawa Kyuso Industries Co. Ltd. recorded a parent net profit of ¥2.24 billion for the nine months ended December 31, 2024, supported by revenue of ¥24.12 billion. The Tokyo-listed manufacturer maintained its full-year dividend outlook as it navigates the final quarter of its fiscal year.
