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Why bond investors think Trump will back off his Greenland threat to focus instead on affordability issues ahead of midterm elections

The damage was widespread as investors showed their displeasure with Trump’s tough words for U.S. allies

United Airlines late Tuesday reported better-than-expected profits for the holiday quarter, saying its focus on loyal fliers is paying off and that “strong momentum” continued into the new year.

Avoid companies simply “play-acting” with AI, according to Uber’s Dara Khosrowshahi.

Fears over Oracle’s AI debt load and OpenAI concentration are overblown — and they mask a massive long-term opportunity, according to Guggenheim.

Tesla stock is the only portal right now to xAI and Musk’s other empire-building plans.

President Donald Trump’s attempt to browbeat Denmark into parting with Greenland has revived worries that foreign investors could start dumping U.S. assets — particularly bonds — in retaliation.

Netflix beats quarterly expectations amid fight to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, suggesting it’s in a position of strength, not necessity.

Companies that bulk-ordered products last year to get ahead of Trump’s tariffs are running out of inventory — and now prices are going up, Amazon’s CEO warns.

Telehealth has become a ‘mainstream part of care delivery’

The U.S. dollar was weakening Tuesday after an escalation in geopolitical tensions involving President Donald Trump’s desire to buy Greenland — but some analysts expect the euro would have a bigger problem in ‘a meltdown in the E.U.-U.S. relationship.’

More details on plans to address housing affordability are expected in a speech Trump is scheduled to deliver in Davos on Wednesday.