Dow Jones Top Company Headlines at 1 AM ET: Netflix Revenue and Profit Rise as Subscriptions Top 325 Million | Rio ...
Netflix Revenue and Profit Rise as Subscriptions Top 325 Million
The streaming service attributes its growth to increases in subscribers, pricing and advertising revenue.
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Rio Tinto Produced More Copper, Slightly Less Iron Ore Last Year
The miner has been investing in metals such as copper and lithium, seeking to lessen its reliance on iron ore for the bulk of its profits.
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China Vanke Wins Reprieve on Overdue Bond Payments
The developer's bondholders had previously rejected proposals to restructure payment on the bond.
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Amazon Joins the Big-Box League With Its Largest-Ever Store
The e-commerce giant is launching a megastore outside of Chicago that will be big enough to nearly fit two Target stores.
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Berkshire Hathaway May Sell Stock in Kraft Heinz, Filing States
Berkshire now holds a 27.5% stake in the food company-or 325.4 million shares.
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Nvidia Invests $150 Million in AI Inference Startup Baseten
The move follows other investments from the chip giant to improve and expand the delivery of artificial-intelligence services to customers.
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Lululemon Halts Online Sales of Get Low Collection in Response to Customer Complaints
Lululemon pulled the new collection from its website after customers complained the material is too sheer.
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United Projects Higher Profit, Boosted by Bigger-Spending Travelers
The carrier said premium and loyalty revenue both grew faster than overall sales in the fourth quarter.
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Tech Earnings Are Here. Memory Prices, Capex, and Software's Future Will Be Key Themes.
Streaming giant Netflix and computer products maker Intel kick off tech earnings this week.
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Johnson & Johnson Reports Earnings Soon. What Investors Can Expect.
J&J posts its best year since 1995 as analysts look for solid growth from pharmaceuticals and medical tech.
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Genesis Healthcare Approved for $1 Billion Bankruptcy Sale of Its Nursing Homes
A bankruptcy judge overruled two disappointed bidders' objections to the sale.
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Charles Schwab Earnings Will Likely Showcase Strong Asset Growth. What Else to Expect.
How powerful of a tailwind has the bull market been for Charles Schwab? The company's fourth-quarter earnings, due Wednesday, will reveal that and more.
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Interactive Brokers Earnings Beat Wall Street Estimates Amid Investor Trading Surge
The brokerage firm has been benefiting from active trading by retail investors.
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Amazon shoppers are switching to cheaper brands as Trump's tariffs raise prices, CEO Andy Jassy says
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.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
January 21, 2026 01:15 ET (06:15 GMT)
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