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Wednesday brought a look at investments made by some public companies, including chip powerhouse Nvidia.

Shares of Tripadvisor rose late Wednesday as the company’s revenue and profit in the fourth quarter topped expectations despite the company’s core brand stagnating.

Greenlight Capital picks up a new stake in Kenvue Inc, formerly the consumer healthcare division of Johnson & Johnson.

Kairos Pharma plans to sell about 1.55 million shares in its initial public offering at $4 per share.

Billionaire investor George Soros’s investment fund places new bets on low-cost and ultra low-cost U.S. airlines JetBlue Airways Corp., Spirit Airlines Inc. and Sun Country Airlines Holdings Inc.

Northern California’s Bay Area Air Quality Management District on Tuesday said it had reached separate agreements with Chevron and PBF Energy that will settle legal challenges the refiners brought against the agency’s regulations.

Applovin had a strong holiday season that helped power it to better-than-expected results for the latest quarter.

Political analyst Charlie Cook on Wednesday said he doesn’t expect President Joe Biden to win re-election in November, offering his forecast at a National Association for Business Economics conference.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. loaded up on shares of Sirius XM Holding Inc. and Chevron Corp. in the fourth quarter, while selling out of a previous stake in home builder D.R. Horton Inc., according to regulatory filings.

The recent troubles at New York Community Bancorp Inc. are not a sign of systemic problems in the U.S. banking system, a top Federal Reserve official said Wednesday.

Revenue falls short of Wall Street expectations, and Fastly’s shares drop more than 20%.

The chipmaker, which Druckenmiller touted early last year, comprised roughly 16% of his total stock holdings.